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by int32_64 6mo ago
Are there any model providers that don't log chats? It seems like a good market opening. I wonder if anybody has gone all the way and made a darknet LLM service with no logs served only over TOR with XMR payments.
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by int32_64 6mo ago
Nvidia restricts gamer cards in data centers through licensing, eventually they will probably release a cheaper consumer AI card to corner the local AI market that can't be used in data centers if they feel too much of a threat from Ap
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by int32_64 6mo ago
Satoshi's email accounts were presumably hacked in 2014 and the emails sent from them later were presumed fake because they lacked PGP signatures.
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by int32_64 6mo ago
If you've ever seen Back's twitter you would know he's not Satoshi. I'm still firmly in the Finney camp. Every couple years one of these articles shows up focusing on one of the core Satoshi suspects, at least do a Wei D
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by int32_64 6mo ago
> the Bitcoin community has tried, for years, to claim that quantum computers will be another other than a complete break. Who specifically is claiming this? Satoshi literally mentioned the need to upgrade if QC is viable on bitcointalk
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by int32_64 6mo ago
Is there any field with as big of gap between theory and experiment than QC? You read papers like this and think they will be harvesting all Satoshi's coins in a couple years and then you remember that nobody has even factored 21 yet o
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by int32_64 7mo ago
It's good to see science confirm what anybody who has accidentally taken too large of edibles dose understands.
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by int32_64 7mo ago
Remember when Singapore buyers were an abnormally high percentage of nvidia's revenue? You have to wonder if these companies are this brazen because they know the DoJ will have political pressure not to nuke the bubble which is more im
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by int32_64 7mo ago
"The change may cause policymakers to misjudge the economy’s health, investors to lose confidence in the reliability of the data, and the public to disengage from participating in official measures altogether." Many neoliberal Wes
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by int32_64 7mo ago
I would pay cash for access to a social site that bans all US politics, the astroturfing associated with it is simply unbearable.
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by int32_64 7mo ago
A pointless publicity stunt because of state secrets privilege that will lead to more extreme actions from the Trump admin against Anthropic like the DoJ pulling the trigger on a selectively prosecuted company ending copyright/hacking
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by int32_64 7mo ago
The prediction market trend will "work itself out". It will become common knowledge that these platforms are exploited by insiders so people "trust" apparent flagged insider bets, so people will try to piggyback insiders
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by int32_64 7mo ago
Lindsey Graham candidly admitting to being the agent of a foreign country is a National-Security threat.
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Anthropic wants regulatory capture to advantage itself as it hypes its products capabilities and then acts surprised when the Pentagon takes their grand claims about their products seriously as it threatens government intervention. This is
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Qwest tried and many believe the CEO went to prison as retaliation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Nacchio
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Didn't many of the FTX cronies come from Jane Street? So many of the biggest fraudsters in crypto came from tradfi and their scams were discovered because they picked the one asset class where being unable to process withdrawals implie
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Based on the Anthropic distillation news yesterday I wonder if the AI companies are going to get much tighter with KYC.
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Was transpiling COBOL ever a bottleneck or is this just pure market manipulation?
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by int32_64 8mo ago
The company that claims all knowledge workers are going to be wiped out by their technology is asking these future disenfranchised workers to care about the Chinese ripping off their tech. That seems like a hard no.
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Has there ever been another economic boom where the industry it's primarily occurring in is losing jobs? https://x.com/greg_ip/status/1991149493807353913
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by int32_64 8mo ago
UIs are where agentic coding really shines. It's fun to spin up a web server with some boilerplate and ask it to iterate on a web page. "make a scammy looking startup three column web page in pastel color tones, include several qu
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by int32_64 8mo ago
The guy comes across as a non-technical grifter https://archive.is/m9pHl
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by int32_64 8mo ago
So if an American wants legal advice from an LLM they should use a Chinese model whose provider doesn't respond to US subpoenas?
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by int32_64 8mo ago
The imprecision of this mandatory KYC tech will shatter network effects and cause entire groups to switch apps. Back when I played games one friend in our group was banned from LoL arbitrarily so the whole group switched to Dota 2.
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Whatever happened to TorChat? Hopefully we are entering another golden age of "dissident" tech that seems to have culturally stagnated for at least a decade now.
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Crypto markets won in the sense that every single asset class can somehow trade like a memecoin now.
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by int32_64 8mo ago
Bots interacting with bots? Isn't that just reddit?
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by int32_64 9mo ago
The main point is that America demands aggressive compliance with its laws from allies outside of US jurisdiction, and making a law that says other countries can make no demands of the US will frustrate the relationship between nations, esp
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by int32_64 9mo ago
America expects its citizens abroad to file taxes, and it strong-armed its allies banking systems into compliance nightmares to ensure extra-territorial enforcement of American laws. If America wants to pressure countries over their extra-t
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by int32_64 9mo ago
Perhaps nobody wants to have the uncomfortable conversation that AI is making the competent more competent and the incompetent less competent, because it would imply that AI provides brutally unequal benefits. The AI haters don't want

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