int_19h

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by int_19h 8mo ago
Whether the tool is first-party or third-party, they still see the entirety of the prompt, which is where the valuable training data is.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
So it would be illegal for Google but legal for Anthropic? What about OpenAI?
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Repeatedly saying that something is "correct" doesn't make it so. Why should brain be treated any different from other organs?
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by int_19h 8mo ago
I have yet to see an open model that is close to the previous gen of frontier models. Benchmarks are one thing, real world performance is very different.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
What successful tech companies don't have "bad management", then?
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Post-scarcity utopia was not an uncommon thing in mid-20th-century sci-fi, especially when you also include Soviet Bloc countries.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Collapse in a sense of many existing power structures becoming meaningless, yes, certainly. But that is a good thing.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Your argument seems to be boiling down to, there's no point to improve quality of life because billionaires are just going to hoard all the improvements. Surely the problem with that is the billionaires, not the world of abundance thou
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by int_19h 8mo ago
With UBI, everyone is going to pay into that via taxes. It's not any different from other forms of welfare.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Is Microsoft a "dying company"? The stock market certainly thinks otherwise.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
There are so many options for what you describe. E.g. the whole point of Tcl/Tk is to allow easy creation of small little tools and apps. And you can use Tk with Python as well.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Zed has a menu tho?
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by int_19h 8mo ago
> TUIs are typically small, low footprint applications That ship has sailed. These days, TUIs are often Node.js / React monstrosities. Claude Code is a case in point.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
> Except for MKBHD and Linus Tech Tips, all (most?) the channels I listed have Patreon, and still find it necessary to in-video ads because it's not enough. Some of them will go subscription-only, which means that many of the free u
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Nevertheless, if it takes a lot more effort to do, there will be less of it.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
$200/month would cover many such sessions every month. The real question is, what does it cost OpenAI? I'm pretty sure both their plans are well below cost, at least for users who max them out (and if you pay $200 for something th
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by int_19h 8mo ago
I'm currently unemployed myself because I didn't want to work for a big tech company that announced a public partnership with Palantir. I get the "family to feed" etc angle. But at some point we have to realize that this
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Leveraging ownership of capital , more specifically. But lest we forget, all this wealth is still protected by people with guns. These days, those people normally work for the state rather than directly for the wealthy, but the latter can
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by int_19h 8mo ago
I've seen it mostly on far left servers in US. Pleroma is Mastodon server software. For a bunch of essentially random reasons, it was popular among right-wingers setting up their Mastodon instances, and some servers responded by blocki
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Violation of whose bodily autonomy? If I consent to having my consciousness copied, then my autonomy isn't violated. Nor is that of the copy, since it's in exactly the same mental state initially.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
In the Mastodon ecosystem it seems to be often taken to the extreme. As in, there ar servers will not federate with anyone who doesn't share their blocklist, and servers will block anyone using Pleroma (because it's "fascist&
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Those who are convinced that every other poster is secretly AI can just not engage with those comments then. As it is, it just adds noise. Much more so than AI-written comments themselves, at least here on HN.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Let's start with the big boys then. https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-palantir-ai-enterp...
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by int_19h 8mo ago
I am a naturalized citizen, and my nightmare scenario is getting arrested and deported to my country of birth, because I'm very likely to end up like Ksenia Karelina in that case.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Property rights in general are enforced at the barrel of a loaded gun, ultimately. Is that an argument against them?
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Good point, that would indeed be a better way to do this. Full VLA support is optional for C compilers though...
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by int_19h 8mo ago
When was the last time you saw a public debate on some technology before it was "just released"?
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Gemini is extremely steerable and will happily roleplay Skynet or similar.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
> Some person (not the OP) legitimately thought giving an AI autonomy to open a PR and publish multiple blog posts was somehow a good idea. It's not necessarily even that. I can totally see an agent with a sufficiently open-ended pr
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Palantir tech was used to make lists of targets to bomb in Gaza. With Anduril in the picture, you can just imagine the Palantir thing feeding the coordinates to Anduril's model that is piloting the drone.

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