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by iooi 9y ago
> We are concerned about late-stage AGI development becoming a competitive race without time for adequate safety precautions. Therefore, if a value-aligned, safety-conscious project comes close to building AGI before we do, we commit to
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by iooi 9y ago
Hopefully the EFF is getting a big surge in donations from this latest outcry over privacy. You can donate here: https://supporters.eff.org/donate
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by iooi 9y ago
I'm curious if this only made possible by the recent SESTA/FOSTA law that was passed. It's not like Backpage is anything new, so why take it down now? If it is related to those laws, this is significant precedent for website
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by iooi 9y ago
It would help a lot to have a Why for each section. For example, why use a private topology? Why block access to the AWS Metadata API? I'm not saying it's wrong to do those things, but it would help to prioritize changes if yo
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by iooi 9y ago
Well, not exactly. They reused old tapes of her and superimposed it on a scene [1]. It's an important distinction since they didn't actually create anything new, like what deepfakes do. [1] http://usatoday30.usatoda
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by iooi 9y ago
Is anyone else not surprised to see this from Spirit? They are absolutely the worst carrier I've flown with in the states. Nothing is on time, everything seems dirty, and nobody that works there seems to care about anything.
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by iooi 9y ago
> Nand2Tetris was my favorite. Yes! Nand2Tetris came about before "MOOC" was even coined. It's a great course where you start building simple circuits in a hardware simulator, and eventually build a working Tetris game -
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by iooi 9y ago
Why would he even engage this, he just turned it into an actual story.
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by iooi 9y ago
I wonder if this would still have made the news had he done this outside of California, where the age of consent is 18 [1]. Most of the country (31 states) has an age of consent of 16, 8 have it at 17, and the remaining have it at 18. Not
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by iooi 9y ago
Thanks for linking to that video, do you follow any other series or blogs to learn more about K8s?
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by iooi 9y ago
Thanks for sharing. How are you monitoring timeouts and dropped requests on KubeDNS?
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by iooi 9y ago
For those that aren't aware, justinsb is the author of kops. Looking forward to the 1.9 release.
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by iooi 9y ago
Has anyone been using CoreDNS as Alpha in 1.9, or tried the Beta now in 1.10? What was your use case and reason for switching? How is it better than KubeDNS?
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by iooi 9y ago
Then why do you have to agree to Google before contributing compared to Mozilla's, where you can contribute right away? As to "may", you're incorrect. I'm implying that they should have used stronger language, as
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by iooi 9y ago
While I don't normally give much weight to Business Insider, they have an interesting theory [1] that this is related to Zuckerberg's nasty comments about SpaceX after the rocket carrying Facebook's 85M satellite blew up. Mus
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by iooi 9y ago
Especially since they're calling it "Open Speech Recording" you would think that they would be more interested in joining forces with the industry. It's also interesting that the agreement states, "Google may use th
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by iooi 9y ago
The bankers will sell this as building "momentum" for the stock. It does not benefit Dropbox directly in any way, it is literally $360M that could have gone to Dropbox but went to the bankers and their clients.
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by iooi 9y ago
No, the bankers set the price perfectly. They just made $360M in a day.
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by iooi 9y ago
There's going to be a lot of bankers and their clients celebrating tonight. With 36M shares outstanding, dropbox left around 360M on the table for the bankers.
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by iooi 9y ago
Not sure that's relevant right now, since we're not in a recession?
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by iooi 9y ago
Is this really surprising to anyone? I'm surprised that this information as available to download, but I'm guessing that's not because Facebook wants to provide it (there's probably laws in New Zealand which force this?
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by iooi 9y ago
> Employees received emails from the city's information technology department instructing them to unplug their computers if they noticed anything suspicious. Ouch, that sort of communication policy seems ripe for phishing attacks..
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by iooi 9y ago
I would love to be optimistic about this, but I don't think the solution to this is going to be "creating a consistent set of standards and rules across multiple multinational companies". In my opinion, some of these games ar
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by iooi 9y ago
How is this better than using a string? (Actual piece of string, not text).
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by iooi 9y ago
He also had a pretty popular post here a while back about prepping for doomsday [1], interesting read. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15110850
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by iooi 9y ago
Careful, if you read the label on a permethrin bottle, it will specifically say not to apply it to anything that has direct contact on your body. Specifically -- hats, socks and underwear. You really don't want this stuff on your hat.
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by iooi 9y ago
Sorry, I just pasted the text in the article.
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by iooi 9y ago
Interesting, apparently there's no way to know if autopilot was enabled or not. > A Tesla spokesperson said the car in the Chinese wreck was badly damaged and unable to transmit data. “We therefore have no way of knowing whether or
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by iooi 9y ago
Can you provide a source? From all the articles I can find, the language is all pretty much the same: "Tesla driver killed while using autopilot" "The Tesla driver killed in the first known fatal crash involving a self-drivi
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by iooi 9y ago
The second ever [1] fatal car crash involving a self-driving car. This is the first one where a third party is killed. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jul/01/tesla-dri...

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