jackb4040

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by jackb4040 8d ago
I could kiss you!
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by jackb4040 8d ago
"Introducing Astra for Dog Walkers"
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by jackb4040 8d ago
They can't be seen to commit to strongly to a specific product experience, because if they are understood as a regular tech product business that has way different financial scaling considerations than "superintelligent everything
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by jackb4040 8d ago
"Rogue OpenAI agent swarm accidentally overturns the Civil Rights Act" followed a month later by "Anthropic's Claude inadvertently repeals the 19th amendment"
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by jackb4040 9d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_Due
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by jackb4040 9d ago
I mean I saw it 10 hours later. I'm thrilled to see stuff like this getting multiple hundreds of upvotes on HN, one of the deepest dens of tech capitalist worship in the world. It performing here is a couple steps from it performing on
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by jackb4040 9d ago
That has not been my impression. Who is the most prominent example? Some of the most prominent figures I know of were Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, and Sam Harris - all prominent right-wing figures who were rewarded for using athei
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Funny how Hyperscalers will write endlessly about this outcome but have no plan for what happens if LLMs turn out to be a bubble and the economy they're propping up goes into recession
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Ding ding! Crypto still exists, but the tech grifters have all pivoted to AI and been replaced by MAGA grifters.
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by jackb4040 9d ago
I'm assuming that vagueness is intentional, but can you tell us the general approach? Is it built on top of inference APIs as a primitive, or is it a novel approach like I'm talking about that inspects the model's internals?
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by jackb4040 9d ago
I think for most bitcoin users, the main usability concern wrt forks is being on the most secure chain; i.e. hashpower. If you're willing to trade being on the most secure, most historic chain for specific technical features then you&#
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by jackb4040 9d ago
The models wouldn't need to adapt their training at all; this is a secondary model trained on their activations. It's electrodes stuck into the model's brain. The original article I posted is built on top of a regular LLM (Op
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Improving or standardizing the approach is all well and good, but if it's not natively integrated into MEW / MM / Coinbase Wallet / Phantom it's sort of irrelevant. Argent was the best attempt but they failed so bad
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Yes, I do agree with this. What rubbed me the wrong way was all the cynical people who would talk endlessly about how revolutionary the tech was and all the possibilities it opened to get others invested, but ran companies that were just ca
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by jackb4040 9d ago
I'm so thankful for having read https://role-confusion.github.io/ making a somewhat literate on this topic. I feel like since they developed read-only "role probes", it should be possible for harnesses develo
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Haha cool I figured that's all it was.
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by jackb4040 9d ago
OP actually just answered my question with no problem, we're all good bro. We don't need pro-AI evangelists inserting themselves.
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Those videos of the actual webcam feeds are AI-generated, right? If I were you I would at least use the videos of real people from the original demo, if not try to have another live demo. Maybe not the highest priority but it does affect th
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Worth pointing out that the monetary policy of bitcoin is not written in stone; all you need to change it is a majority of hashpower. The current chain of bitcoin mainnet includes hard forks, like this one due to miners' manual interve
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by jackb4040 9d ago
I worked at a crypto exchange, yes we used shamir shares. But probably not as sophisticated as you're thinking, there was basically one big "break glass" text document with all the keys. And then a hand-rolled software on eac
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by jackb4040 9d ago
In the future, some companies begin to store their data on-premises away from big centralized datacenters. But many companies do not, due to costs and the general friction of changing how things are done. If OP tells me the name of his comp
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Hi, I'm from the future. You might want to consider storing the data somewhere besides an Azure datacenter in the UAE.
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by jackb4040 9d ago
I encourage you to find people IRL who aren't in the same echo chamber as you to attempt productive political debate with! Doesn't seem possible to reach you through the internet. Can't say I blame you, I could be a 12-year-o
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by jackb4040 9d ago
Hmm. This is not a common occurrence for me (in the US), has happened maybe once in my life that I can remember. I would have exactly the same issue with that, maybe worse since with AI slop I can at least tell before I've spent the mo
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by jackb4040 9d ago
No one actually has to care about the well-being of corporations. There are no corporations in the Bible. Decades ago when corporations were taking over the world, they used to justify it as a proxy for eventual benefits to the standard of
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by jackb4040 9d ago
https://x.com/zackfox/status/1036389932854652928
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by jackb4040 9d ago
To be fair to the news, there probably wasn't much else happening in Buffalo NY
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by jackb4040 9d ago
If the Montgomery Bus Boycott happened today most Americans would call it cancel culture.
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by jackb4040 9d ago
As a rule, small business owners (as well as HN's population of temporarily embarrassed tech workers) treats being asked to not take as much profit as possible like being stabbed with a knife
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by jackb4040 9d ago
As a customer yes, I would have vastly higher confidence in the quality of a coffee shop with no pictures vs one that uses AI slop.

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