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> a war of conquest Israel invading Gaza is kind of proving the point? Those are American weapons bombing civilians.
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If you build a tool optimized for human destruction, you are feeding a system where violence is the default currency
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Who are the "right" people to kill? What happens when govt decides to aim your weapons at the "wrong" people?
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That's why it's so important for people who can hold a moral line, to do so. Violence breeds violence. A good engineer in America can afford avoiding weapons work.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Dome_(missile_defense_s...
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Musk started SpaceX with Michael D. Griffin, the guy who invented large constellations of military satellites to win a nuclear war. And then he funded Starlink. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_D._Griffin
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Palantir
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1 meter per day is something most people can understand. But even more relevant would be 1 Earth diameter in 16,000 years... which makes it very clear this isn't useful for saving the Earth from asteroids yet.
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> slowed the orbit of a pair of asteroids around the sun by more than 10 micrometers per second Or in other words, 1 meter per day Why not say that?
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Yes, I've had exactly this ever since my first COVID experience. If I come across anyone with even a tiny level of COVID or flu, it sets of inflammation in my lungs within minutes. Haven't gotten sick in six years now but this inf
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And the U.S./Thiel/Musk are trying to start an AI-powered nuclear war next: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Dome_(missile_defense_syst...
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7mo ago
Very misleading analysis, the 8% direct grant comes from adding universities, hospitals and non-charities that make up 85% of the denominator. If you account for this using their own numbers, you get about 50% overhead, not 92%
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With these contracts, they want to give trillions to Musk. Cuts aren't good enough for oligarchy!
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The ship never existed, only the idea of a ship.
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DOGE was about funding Golden Dome back when Elon thought he was getting the contract
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A comment from my wiki-editor friend: "The incident appears to have been a cross-site scripting hack. The origin of rhe malicious scripts was a userpage on the Russian Wikipedia. The script contained Russian language text. Durin
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That user, epicprogrammer's comment history suggests alignment with the Musk/Thiel/Anduril/DoW/anti-Anthropic crowd who are incessantly trying to damage Wikipedia's reputation to push a "Grokipedia" w
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Why do you reply to every single comment on hackernews about Golden Dome with some defensive or downright warmongering assertion? What stake do you have in that program?
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I think the obvious exit strategy for a startup like that is to get acquired by a defense corp.
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It's important to talk to your colleagues about risks of Golden Dome
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Musk was embedded in the military industrial complex with Thiel since day 1. https://www.mintpressnews.com/pentagon-recruiting-elon-musk-...
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Does it support non 2-layer boards? (e.g., 4 layer +)
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For those working for Musk, you should know about Golden Dome https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Dome_(missile_defense_s...
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Yes the original article was "Anthropic refuses to bend..." A lot of framing going on, but the fact is people who develop technology _do_ have a say in how it gets used.
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Anthropic refuses to bend to Pentagon on AI safeguards as dispute nears deadline
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Elon's involvement in the nuclear military complex https://www.mintpressnews.com/pentagon-recruiting-elon-musk-...
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Trump's Golden Dome is literally advertised to help the U.S. win a nuclear war by leveraging AI.
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I find Gemini is great at generating code that is relatively common on the internet, especially web and algorithms. It is absolutely better at this then OpenAI's models. But Gemini is not as good at reasoning about problems from first
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I would say it's a very high bar-- convincing you to trust him is literally Zuck's entire business from day one.
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The government has learned they can't have a single source for this stuff when Elon can turn of the Internet in Ukraine.
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