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by int32_64 9d ago
We all learned exactly how it would happen in the 1991 documentary Terminator 2, in which the explanation is actually reasonable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxW0yGvWRTk
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by int32_64 10d ago
Whatever the last one you had to install with a CD/DVD was.
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by int32_64 10d ago
I would also like the reference image from the sensor instead of the blown out HDR monstrosity Apple removed the ability to turn off after the iPhone 12.
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by int32_64 11d ago
Are any AI companies using residential proxies to scrape?
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by int32_64 11d ago
Aaron Swartz was facing up to 35 years for wire fraud and hacking for swiping some JSTOR documents, and the DOJ has done nothing against the AI companies and their IP violating antics.
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by int32_64 12d ago
26GB for an update is pretty steep considering their base macs are still on 256GB SSDs.
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by int32_64 13d ago
Watch the "pause" be so they can do an amended s1 where they project less expenses for training making the business more viable, then on a future big Chinese release they reverse course completely and get the US taxpayer to pump t
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by int32_64 15d ago
When the Chinese model drops that tops a paused Anthropic and OpenAI in all benchmarks how low will their valuations go?
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by int32_64 15d ago
The AI posts are better than the reddit tier politics slop
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by int32_64 16d ago
The best way to stifle AI growth would be to deprive the labs of capital, and yet these AI safetyists never seem to seriously attack the money side. It gives away the game entirely, they want regulatory capture and the politicians boosting
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by int32_64 16d ago
Doesn't OpenAI have an active court order forcing them to log everything? Can they even legally offer private conversations?
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by int32_64 18d ago
Could they say they don't retain, but do something "transformative" like use their own AI to summarize and paraphrase user sessions?
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by int32_64 20d ago
It seems like it would be a trivial statistical exercise to find all the nitter instance X accounts and just ban them, it's actually embarrassing they got lawyers involved instead of just doing that if they didn't want nitter to f
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by int32_64 20d ago
The combination of the already unjailable corporate executive decision making of the US + now "the spooky computer AI did it" is going to break at some point. I expect shortly some hedge fund is going to do some ridiculous spoof b
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by int32_64 26d ago
If you aren't reading comics I wouldn't recommend color e-readers yet. The screens are dimmer and have a noticeable filter over them.
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by int32_64 1mo ago
old reddit and nitter finished in the span of a month? What an incredible month to be undistracted.
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by int32_64 1mo ago
I'm nostalgic for the new JS framework every day era. Say what you will about that era but people were writing the code by hand, so looking back it all feels "hand-crafted" and quaint. You had to copy paste that express app f
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by int32_64 1mo ago
I was just comparing this to an rtx6000 96gb build and when the f*ck did nvidia double the price? If you want to comfortably afford this gen you had to trade options on memory stocks...
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by int32_64 1mo ago
Never read Michael Lewis's book about SBF. It's so bad it permanently ruined him as an author in my mind, I doubt the verity of any of the other books he wrote as a result of it.
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by int32_64 1mo ago
Ever since the infamous work of some of their alumni I have wondered what the culture of JS is actually like.
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by int32_64 1mo ago
Does anybody have any good reading on how the Chinese labs approach risk vs. the American ones?
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by int32_64 2mo ago
Tech incumbents whose businesses are reliant on selling ad space need to designate who is a verified human on the internet as soon as possible or their businesses go to zero once the entire web is AI bots and all the traffic is fraudulent a
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"not a single vulnerability was found by a US frontier model."(twitter.com)
7 points by int32_64 2mo ago|3 comments
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by int32_64 2mo ago
Doctorow's absolutist writing style is so tiresome. "perhaps a few of the younger members of those families would have to do their own homework again." Talk to any professor. AI has had a profound and irreversible impact on h
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by int32_64 2mo ago
It's not so simple, if such a headline can get them closer to the regulatory capture they want to lock in American businesses and forbid them from using Chinese AI.
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by int32_64 2mo ago
It's crazy how many catastrophic security bugs are just "somebody finally bothered to look". The way AI is advancing what is growing is the ability to look far and wide. 88M is minor by crypto hack standards, and the "co
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by int32_64 2mo ago
Use college to make connections, it's pretty much the only reason to go as you can teach yourself anything now for free. Connections with students, professors, and industry. Grades are important but in today's AI-driven job applic
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by int32_64 2mo ago
The "less likely to express" isn't from surveillance, but from the professional shills that moderate every site which makes it worthless to put any effort into posting anything because it will just be removed with no justific
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by int32_64 2mo ago
Anybody that has traded crypto knew how to trade the SpaceX IPO. The IPO was just a low float/high fdv shitcoin launch. It's free money.
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by int32_64 2mo ago
The regional AI policies can be fully democratic, but banning AI data center construction globally would require coordination that only a totalitarian undemocratic one world government could achieve. Many economically stagnant areas actuall

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