int_19h

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by int_19h 9mo ago
Go read the recent feed on Chirper.ai. It's all just bots with different prompts. And many of those posts are written by "aligned" SOTA models, too.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Claude Cowork does this by default and you can see how exactly it is coordinating them etc.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
This is a big reason why SOTA models are trained multimodal these days. Even when you're using them for text, the knowledge they gain from images and video improves their world models.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Yes, you're receiving UBI in that scenario. The whole point is that paying everyone a fixed $X amount regardless of anything else is extremely easy to manage, so you can drop all the bureaucracy that builds up around welfare. But, yes,
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Most people do create wealth. That is exactly how those wealthy people become wealthy - by having someone create wealth for them, and then appropriating most of it.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
In US at least, the current interpretation of our anti-trust laws (after Bork's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Antitrust_Paradox ) is such that it is not illegal - you have to prove harm to users, mere market do
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by int_19h 9mo ago
I don't see how that is a logical conclusion. Again, we're talking about the time when communist parties were literally banned most everywhere, and even talking about that stuff was sufficient to lock people up. Why are you surpri
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by int_19h 9mo ago
How else would you do dynamic arrays without heap allocation if the source language has that as a feature?
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Does it have to be that particular employer though?
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by int_19h 9mo ago
The threat is undeniably real in the movie. The point is that it doesn't justify the fascist society also depicted therein.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Google literally has a partnership with Palantir, whose software is underpinning ICE activities right now. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/alphabet-palantir-team-superc...
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by int_19h 9mo ago
The real question is, how much of the "terminally online" population who is more likely to use paid Discord features?
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by int_19h 9mo ago
It's nice that the platforms don't get access to data, but does the government gets information about who is trying to access what?
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by int_19h 9mo ago
It doesn't mean any of that? The point is that the parent, not the child, is the owner of the device. So the parent can restrict the device they own before handing it off to the child (or the same with accounts on the same device).
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by int_19h 9mo ago
LLM benchmarks are largely irrelevant when it comes to "state of the art". They tell you if the model does poorly, but they are not at all a reliable signal of whether it does well. Open-weights models are still lagging quite a bi
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by int_19h 9mo ago
If you can't tell the difference between Opus 4.6 and Qwen-80B, I can only conclude that you're not using these things in any kind of practical way. Even for creative writing it's a night and day difference, never mind coding
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Anthropic has very tight limits, so you're basically using the worst (pricing-wise) SOTA cloud model as your baseline. I have $200 subs for both Claude and OpenAI, and I also bump into limits with Claude all the time, whether coding or
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by int_19h 9mo ago
OPs point is that we shouldn't allow "individual services get to decide requirements for their users". If the spec requires being implemented in a way that allows that, it's a user-hostile spec.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Using any cloud storage without local backups is asking for trouble.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Apple Passwords has a Windows app so it's not tied to their hardware nor to their OS. It doesn't have an Android app, but I'm pretty sure this is solely an anti-competitive measure on their behalf.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
It needs to be Visual C++ 5.0, since 6.0 came out in 1998.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Visual Assist provided much better completion especially for (then brand-new) C++98 if you used templates, STL etc heavily, but VC had its own completion out of the box that was actually pretty good for plain C code like Quake. AFAIR the &q
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by int_19h 9mo ago
In general: - standardized alloca() - fine-grained control over struct layout - some way to perform a guaranteed tailcall - some way to do stuff like tagged pointers portably without triggering UB
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Battery life is poor though.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Don't buy Enron stock?
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by int_19h 9mo ago
> Why would the leadership should go to jail when a data breach is IT's fault So that they don't create conditions under which such breaches are inevitable in the long run.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
In practical terms, it just ensures that the only bots flooding the zone with propaganda will be the ones owned by governments in whose jurisdiction Discord is.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
Yes, absolutely. It should be perfectly legal to venerate whatever people want to venerate, that's basic freedom of conscience.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
I don't think that's a goal, but as a side effect of truly respecting privacy, I'm fine with that.
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by int_19h 9mo ago
I don't want to run my own Whatever server. I want Whatever to be designed in a way that allows me to go find a provider of Whatever that I'm comfortable with, to run my server for me, and for it to interoperate with Whatevers of

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