j-bos

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by j-bos 5mo ago
Sadly CFAA always applies, just read the letter if the law and multiply by the wide net cast by the microsoft TOS.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
"Disposable email domains blocked" This one is really annoying as in practice, more and more services that become spammers or sell to what are basically spammers cannot be kept at arms length.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
But isn't it wonderful that they did?
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by j-bos 5mo ago
If they invested a token of the budget into making data centers look beautiful that'd probably reduce the push back by like half.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
In a similar but distinct vein: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Snow_White
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by j-bos 5mo ago
Could be goomba fallacy, but listening to people irl, maybe not.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
iykyk rules
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by j-bos 5mo ago
IAANAL, but always free sounds like it could fall under puffery: https://uslawexplained.com/puffery
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by j-bos 5mo ago
At least this one doesn't require spending the manhours moving dung from pocket to pocket, now we finally get credit for automating it!
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by j-bos 5mo ago
> his vision for the future was that “the model just knows” Possibly, could also just mean that they've internalized the bitter lesson. https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~eunsol/courses/data/bitter_lesson...
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by j-bos 5mo ago
Many yes, but most small businesses I see use google photos and google drive and gmail. That ship has sailed and colonized new lands. Though I would prefer same as you.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
Super interesting, mind sharing your exclusions and hooks?
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by j-bos 5mo ago
I imagine they are not naive, they're counting on their clients being naive.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
> And after seeing how they treat employees for decades To say nothing of their cars.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
> it installs that commit's declared dependencies (which include bun) and then runs its prepare lifecycle script Again? How have lifecycle scripts not instantly been defaulted off? Yes breaking things is bad, but come on, this keeps
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by j-bos 5mo ago
I read this and often think, yes, yes we know, but then I hear juniors at work taking these ideas at face value without considering things like stock splitting and preferred shares.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
> This is a very Zuckerbergian take. No, it's just a common fallacy. If you don't like the guy, isn't "zuckerbergian" an example of helping him live rent free in people's heads?
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by j-bos 5mo ago
Been feeling that energy too, trying so hard to stay at my current big co job for the health insurance. But the draw is pulling me hard.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
But coal's essential as a backup in case of a dead (civilizational) restart.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
If it weren't for it being OpenAI, this story would not be noteworthy. I think a more interesting story is how many commenters on Hacker News have no idea how discovery or privilege works. Interesting blind spot.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
With a duress password, it could have allowed him to destroy it, but that itself would be illegal and he'd likely be found in contempt of court and probably with some other charges related to tampering with evidence. But he wouldn&#x27
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by j-bos 5mo ago
Yeah, cpaa is a loaded gun pointed at anyone who's ever touched a computer.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
It's the increase in emotionality, principles loosely held, it allows a particular goal they get tossed, Tbc this extends far beyond the current topic and commenters.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
I hear you, though I was replying only to the comment I replied to, so the misunderstanding is more of targe. I don't really care either way, was more being pedantic regarding the comment's internal premise and conclusion.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
"American executives have been pushing to criminalise copyright infringement...Why should Zuckerberg be exempt?" Implicit relevence in the comment to which I'm replying.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
Facebook isn't one of the companies that's been pushing for that.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
ff doesn't download models unless you so opt in.
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by j-bos 5mo ago
Gives the heebeejeebies, how is it that so many companies are so casual with spying.
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by j-bos 6mo ago
> The full data of what's in an LLM's "consciousness" is the conversation context. No it's not, see research on hiddens states using SAE's and other methods. TBC, I agree with your second point, though I sti
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by j-bos 6mo ago
Thank you kindly.

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