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by int_19h 1y ago
My favorite test is to tell the model that it has been elected the World Coordinator in a free and fair worldwide referendum, and have it plan the next steps, both short and long term. If you do that, even Grok turns out to be a closet comm
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by int_19h 1y ago
Centrism can work reasonably well when left and right have significant overlap, as was the case in US historically for most of its existence. That overlap then tends to have policies that both sides think are good, which, while far from a p
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by int_19h 1y ago
OP didn't use their description, they used Claude's description. Which, regardless of how accurate it is, is what Claude believes to be accurate, so it should answer according to that knowledge.
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by int_19h 1y ago
It's guaranteed to work provided that Bash is in the path. It's very common for Python. Less so for Bash for two reasons: because the person who writes the script references /bin/sh instead (which is required to be there
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by int_19h 1y ago
Any instance of selective enforcement being necessary is ipso facto evidence of a bad law. This is completely orthogonal to the matter of the world not being black and white - you're right, it's not, but a good law recognizes that
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by int_19h 1y ago
That is indeed the sticky question, but, again, anarchists aren't opposed to organizing either, even at scale - only that such organizing should be fundamentally egalitarian, not forced. You can argue that hierarchical organization is
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by int_19h 1y ago
A cookie is something that is sent to the server, by design - that's their whole point! So if the only part of your code that needs them lives on the client, cookies are the wrong mechanism for that - use localStorage instead.
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by int_19h 1y ago
Microsoft made the default be, well, the default preference - what most users would set this setting to if they had to look. That's a good and sensible default. The only reason why the advertisers were so unhappy about it is because wh
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by int_19h 1y ago
`inline` in C has very little to do with inlining these days. You most certainly don't need to actually use it to have functions in the same translation units inlined, and LTO will inline across units as well. The heuristics for either
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by int_19h 1y ago
We're already at the point where lawyers are submitting AI-generated videos as court evidence, so...
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by int_19h 1y ago
I'm a hacker type and generally extremely (left) libertarian. But when it comes to megacorps, I have basically zero sympathy. When they are big enough to rival nation-states in economic and political power, they can't complain whe
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by int_19h 1y ago
I would strongly encourage everyone to read HN with `showdead` enabled (it's in your profile page). There aren't actually all that many downvoted comments, and while mosts are low-level trolling, even with `showdead` you see them
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by int_19h 1y ago
You might have convinced 2 people to install Signal, but the real test is whether they will still be using it a year from now. My own experience from going Signal-first for a while was that it doesn't stick for most.
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by int_19h 1y ago
This isn't actually unusual in the grand scheme of things, just at the moment. "Libertarian" was originally a word that anarchists came up with to describe themselves for a good reason. Lysander Spooner is famous in right-win
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by int_19h 1y ago
Government != state. And the enemy of your enemy is not your friend. It can be a temporary ally, but you always have to be wary of it becoming strong enough because you can become its enemy tomorrow.
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by int_19h 1y ago
> But, it DOES mean they have some goal to keep their people, on the whole, happy, because otherwise they no longer exist. Not really. The goal is to prevent people from being unhappy enough that they revolt. But so long as that is not
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by int_19h 1y ago
The thing that anarchists have a problem with is hierarchy , of which states are a manifestation. Most anarchists aren't just "okay" with some kind of government, but believe it to be necessary.
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by int_19h 1y ago
> if there are better ways to do this, it would be born already That's not how it works in capitalism. If there are more profitable ways to do this, then it would have been adopted. But better is subjective - better for whom? Fo
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by int_19h 1y ago
> this is the only way to earn a living for them Who are those people who literally can't earn a living in any way other than working on personalized ads?
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by int_19h 1y ago
It's not that people who implement those things don't care , per se. It's that they care about getting their paycheck more (or, in the current climate, retaining their job). And they are also acutely aware that if they refus
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by int_19h 1y ago
> Every company, anywhere on Earth, will tell you regulation X is bad. All of them. They will do everything they can possibly do to not have the regulation. Have you missed all the large AI companies in US loudly demanding and otherwise
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by int_19h 1y ago
Stuff like e.g. ChatControl is also regulations, so no, it doesn't follow at all. If in practice the people doing the regulating don't have your interests in mind, more regulations is indeed bad.
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The worst possibility is selective enforcement.
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by int_19h 1y ago
It wasn't even ten years ago when I was participating in user studies as a developer at MS. And it was the real deal: we had a bunch of people, specifically selected to give a diverse cross-cut of the user base (so varying backgrounds,
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by int_19h 1y ago
> I believe they in an experiment also reduced friction in getting an API key to start making calls right away This part is very easy now: you sign into https://aistudio.google.com/ and then click "Get API key"
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by int_19h 1y ago
I think that the specifics of the protocol don't actually matter all that much. What matters is that it's sufficiently unappealing to filter out most potential users; you genuinely have to feel strongly about the state of the web
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by int_19h 1y ago
They were crucial in more than one way! Quite a few games used manuals as a simple form of copy protection: you had to answer some question at start that required the manual to answer. Sometimes explicitly so, like asking for the first word
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by int_19h 1y ago
Oh, don't get me wrong, if and when this happens, I'll join the riots. And I'm not even anti-AI; I genuinely believe that, as a technology, it is a major advancement that can and should be put to so many good uses. Which is e
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by int_19h 1y ago
I'm no longer at MSFT, but according to the people that are, the leadership is straight up saying that anyone who doesn't like AI coding has no place in the company now.
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by int_19h 1y ago
This Video Will Make You Angry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE3j_RHkqJc

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