imglorp

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by imglorp 6mo ago
Lost? No, they shoveled search into the furnace day after day as they prioritized sewage like paid results, link farms, and blog spam while burying the actual result far below, if returned at all. LLM showed up and gave you the direct answe
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by imglorp 6mo ago
Tarriffs: SOP is to take away something in an outrageous amount and manner, then sell it back to the victim. It's basically state extortion.
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by imglorp 6mo ago
What if the whole point of the war was planned to generate trading opportunities? Every crazy tweet or announcement another cash out. It's like every time you see a poorly run business and you think, how can they stay open? The answer
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by imglorp 6mo ago
How much friction loss do you get going through a transmission compared to direct drive?
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by imglorp 6mo ago
> farm Ooh, this is interesting. There's nothing stopping them from sending jobs down to local machines. That's some 3 billion nodes. We went through this with coin mining and spam botting. Nothing stopping it except your ire i
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by imglorp 6mo ago
Both can be true: they give a nice local model so you find it useful AND the chrome harness captures every token in and out for exfiltration.
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by imglorp 6mo ago
Sure, local models good and yes, there's no way we can trust Google. We can be positive the entire motivation of Chrome is user behavior surveillance. There's not a nano-chance in all the multiverses that Chrome model is doing any
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by imglorp 6mo ago
This. I feel like there should be a developer uptime index that measures these things that we use every work hour. And it should not depend on their status page which seems to take a while to catch up when there's an actual outage.
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by imglorp 6mo ago
Interesting paper that generalizes "Lilliputian Hallucinations" a little to other contexts: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Lilliputian-Hallucinat...
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by imglorp 6mo ago
EUV lithography is the state of the art. It makes far denser chips and is quite out of reach for the backyard fellow. Find a documentary on how ASML machines work: they're near the pinnacle of human accomplishment! https://e
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by imglorp 6mo ago
How many of the disappearances were defections?
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by imglorp 6mo ago
The term is sanewashing. None of this kleptocracy is normal, or sane, or acceptable.
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by imglorp 6mo ago
The challenge with the "suits stay outside" model is that you basically need some kind of airlock between the suit hatch and the ship hatch. You might imagine both hatches get contaminated when the suit is detached. Then when you
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by imglorp 6mo ago
Or effective decontamination performed in the airlock. There was a recent demonstration of an electrostatic repulsion device reducing dust on suit fabric which might help with sticking. And an air shower like used for clean rooms does not s
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by imglorp 6mo ago
As fatiguing as legal breach notices are to lay people, it's equally frustrating as a dev because security is not a distinguishing feature we can advertise in our product so we can't prioritize it at all. Let the lawyers figure it
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by imglorp 6mo ago
The sandbox is fine, but if the parent has given explicit instruction of files to inspect, why is it not centering there? Is the recent breakage that the base prompt makes it always try to explore for more context even if you try to focus i
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by imglorp 6mo ago
I love it. But why make apps for it? The web page is perfect as is
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by imglorp 6mo ago
How? The (US) charger's only got 2 pins so ground stays unconnected.
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by imglorp 7mo ago
The consensus here seems to be it's unlikely to be feasible. Further if it was true why would they reveal it and remove any advantage of it secrecy? So the question is why make up such a story? Why reveal it through Trump? What else ab
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by imglorp 7mo ago
We all know it's not about age, it's about user identity. As above, it's clearly a wedge so it's not rhetorical to observe more invasive and controlling features are coming.
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by imglorp 7mo ago
Maybe a lunar geologist can weigh in but I'm a little confused about what they're doing right now. They're still approaching and Glover (engineer, not a geologist) is dictating many visual observations of the light side at gr
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by imglorp 7mo ago
They can sue for a variety of reasons from trade secret to trademark. It doesn't mean they'll win anything in court but they'll ruin you long before they notice the spend.
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by imglorp 7mo ago
They mention a botched drug study but I'm curious why that wasn't redone correctly given how many years we've been at this. And growing plants for that matter. Hop to it guys, we have to get this figured out while we have a s
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by imglorp 7mo ago
I think the unicorn is only for web pages. Things like git api services might be broken independently (and often are!) and they might show up on the status page after some time.
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by imglorp 7mo ago
This feels correct. Their business model is squeezing anyone who can't migrate off their properties and suing the rest. Why would go $58B in debt to support a new feature that no one will want after alienating everyone above?
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by imglorp 7mo ago
There are glasses that do only captions, no recording or camera. The article says "any eyewear with video and audio recording capability" which makes sense. Although even that is unreasonably specific and should just say "rec
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by imglorp 7mo ago
I wonder if it's possible for a regular machine with two high speed ports to do a cable test by itself. Maybe it can't test all the attributes but could it at least verify speed claims in software?
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by imglorp 7mo ago
Is there a good prompt addition to skip all the gratuitous affirmation and tell me when I'm wrong?
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by imglorp 7mo ago
That seems to imply concern for the gambler, who at least has chosen to play. A much bigger problem might be when these markets bet on a meatspace event and then a bunch go out and try to influence innocents in meatspace, to great detriment
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by imglorp 7mo ago
What's also interesting is the Russians adopted a similar color for aircraft cockpits, eg this MiG 31. https://cdn.jetphotos.com/full/2/75332_1265484412.jpg Meanwhile the Yanks stayed with mil-spec gray on a

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