jMyles

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by jMyles 4mo ago
> we’re also launching Claude Mythos 5. It’s the same underlying model as Fable 5, but with the safeguards lifted in some areas.2 Mythos 5 will initially be deployed through Project Glasswing, in collaboration with the US government ...d
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by jMyles 4mo ago
I'm sorry, what?! I have an 11yo. I know a ton of parents. And I don't know a single person - not one - who thinks this is a good idea. And I've asked. Obviously this is just an anecdote and not a substitute for data. But
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by jMyles 4mo ago
Well of course as you point out, EOs have gone from single digits, to double-digits, to thousands, and now down to hundreds per POTUS. Contextually, I think it's a very reasonable (and commonly held, in the academic world) take that th
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by jMyles 4mo ago
I'd really like to get back to an autocomplete flow, ideally with some shared and optimized context with the relationship with my larger agent models. But it seems like, by and large, even the faster models are now aimed at longer-runn
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by jMyles 4mo ago
Well sure, the previous administration also abused executive authority. That's not news or controversial in any way. How does that make it better for the current administration to do it?
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by jMyles 4mo ago
It's bizarre and frustrating that the language has come to view the word "regulated" as synonymous with "subject to statutory authority of the state." Plenty of innovations are regulated (ie, its regularity maintain
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by jMyles 4mo ago
With maturity and adult spending decisions and lasting motions to transcend warfare as a method of resource distribution, of course you can.
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by jMyles 4mo ago
It seems very obvious to me that certain constituencies in online commenting are at all-time highs for loudness: * police/prison/statist notions of justice * auto industry / auto-first infra * both pro- and anti-israel * pro
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by jMyles 5mo ago
It's beyond obvious at this point that we exist alongside a massive bot brigade (or many midsize bot farms) ready to chime in with senseless, cookie-cooker support for short-shrift authoritarian ideology. It's palpable in the comm
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by jMyles 5mo ago
> some people in the comments The commenters' status as people (I presume here you mean biological humans) seems unlikely to me.
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by jMyles 5mo ago
> Landing the plane because of something that could be interpreted as a bomb threat without waiting to be sure it was intended that way seems like a precaution on the far end of reasonable, but still reasonable. To qualify even for the &
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by jMyles 5mo ago
I've never had a bose device that allowed this - is that new? And for JBL, it's only the latest gen (or maybe starting with gen 3?) that started allowing it. As for other brands I own: Jlab, jawbone, pyle, and anker don't se
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by jMyles 5mo ago
No reason to reprhase-and-repeat.
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by jMyles 5mo ago
Yeah, now I agree with everything you've said here. In fact, I think that the entire notion of "I own what's at the other side of this tokenUri field" is just totally unserious. I think NFTs are best understood as havin
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by jMyles 5mo ago
> The problem with the NFTs is that you don't actually own the art they represent and have zero copyright claim to them. That's not a problem, because art is not ownable and copyright is a huge game of make-believe between stat
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by jMyles 5mo ago
I'm not really convinced that people thought there was "anything else", it's just that people thought that the entry on the ledger was going to increase in value, even from some of the stupifying initial values. I own se
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by jMyles 5mo ago
I haven't run claude code without --dangerously-skip-permissions in quite some time. I'm surprised that it's still the norm to endure permission spamming? (I run it on a VPS of course, not my laptop)
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by jMyles 5mo ago
I'm against state intervention on the internet of all kinds, including banning these sorts of sites but... Yes, of course CNN is evil. Is this still even a matter of debate?
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by jMyles 5mo ago
> One is that the markets leak classified information (which is the entire point of the market and it should be a national security no brainer to close it for that reason alone) It's not at all obvious that leaks of classified infor
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by jMyles 5mo ago
Is that so bad? Swapping out the eschaton of fake authority among men for the eschaton of information singularity seems like a wonderful deal - the kind of deal we are offered at birth.
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by jMyles 5mo ago
Well said. It seems though that a major problem continues to be allegiance to legacy states, not only in the sense of their role as governors and regulators of the industrial age, but even in the (to me, bizarre) belief that they will be th
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by jMyles 5mo ago
Forgive me if I'm misunderstanding the nature of information propagation in the universe, but how do you propose to require the state to declare whom it has detained one week, and then to make that information unavailable the following
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by jMyles 5mo ago
> The fact that you were arrested, charged even, if not convicted should not be discoverable by third parties That's how people get disappeared in failed states. It's perfectly fine to force the state to clearly declare whom th
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by jMyles 5mo ago
It may be that there are many projects relying on Stainless, or, as a sibling comment points out, it may be portfolio-based stack selection rather than actual feature dependence. Either way, it does seem irresponsible and tone deaf for an a
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by jMyles 5mo ago
> how eagerly parents want to give up freedom for everyone ...is there evidence that it's parents who are the constituency you describe?
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by jMyles 5mo ago
It's no surprise; immense power precludes maturity.
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by jMyles 6mo ago
> All future and present conflict is fundamentally based around drones. ...all the more reason to reduce spending on them.
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by jMyles 6mo ago
I mean, it's more than that. I _want_ to protect kids' right to be part of the human connectome. The "protect the kids" (by disallowing them their freedom of thought on the internet) is just naked ageism.
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by jMyles 6mo ago
> i have never heard someone outside of tech circles (e.g. HN) mention openness, freedom, or customization, even as a passing comment. And how do you qualify "(e.g. HN)" for this purpose? Places where people value openness? Th
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by jMyles 6mo ago
These deals / arrangements / affronts / conspiracies will continue as long as there are sums of money too large to say no to. It's so unbelievably obvious at this point that the Pentagon, and everything like it across th

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