jackb4040

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by jackb4040 2mo ago
IDK what is covered by "liberal democracies", but in the specific military at hand every individual member takes an oath to uphold the Constitution regardless of contradictory orders from the government.
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
RNG green username has -1 total karma as I post this
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
Organized companies of men with guns, drones, tear gas, and access to the browser history of every person in the country
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
"you can't just abolish nepotism, that's tantamount to abolishing capitalism!" yes
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
Aristocracies should not exist anywhere on earth in 2026, except in ceremonial form. Their ill-gotten gains should be expropriated into the hands of the state. It's dishonest of you to argue that they should be treated like normal citi
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
I think it's a bit silly to assume that a supply chain collapse will lead people to using your handmade unoptimized systems stack and not well-understood commodity OSes like Linux or FreeRTOS. Reminds me of preppers hoping for an apoca
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
There is nothing in the world more antisemitic than Israel's insistence that they represent all Jews while gleefully committing a genocide
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
I can't believe how little this article says about the game itself. It's basically the author taking a victory lap for being the game's #1 fan since launch. If I didn't already know what the game looked like, I would lea
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
But is there any article / papers / field of study that explores the theoretical maximum of various architectures, given infinite resources? Do they begin to converge, such that a highly optimized Arm looks similar to a highly opt
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
I don't think ZKPs / programmable cryptography are useless like some of the other commenters. But I do remember being surprised, based on the way that people talk about building on top of it, to learn that the performance is so ba
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
It's fascinating to me what you're describing. That ISA prevalence basically comes down to the anarchy of the market, and theoretical differences in the actual design don't really factor in. Is this true? Can we analyse the r
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
Yup. And if someone tells you they're making a "free speech app", prepare for the most aggressive monoculture you've ever seen
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
This may be out of left field but you might be interested in Michael Parenti's essay "left-wing anti communism". It's about this same thing in American politics where everyone from the furthest right to furthest left has
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
The purpose of a system is what it does
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
This is already happening without the AI hooked up to anything, just the companies doing it and facing zero consequences. I'm sure they're scrambling as fast as they can to insert the AI into that process so they can start manufac
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
Can you concretely lay out how you think that scenario would negatively impact HF? They're the de-facto central distribution point for all models; it seems overwhelmingly likely that increased censorship benefits them relative to any c
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
You're claiming that Musk is less of an AI booster now than in 2018?
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
Hugging Face, as a prominent private AI company, benefits far more from the impression of AI power this story has garnered than they stand to lose from the hack, because as has just been proven the cost of bad security by itself is zero. I
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/13/elon-musk-at-sxsw-a-i-is-mor...
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
Don't let the downvotes get you down. We are right, and as these companies get more desperate the shrinking minority that still wants them to succeed will only get louder.
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
We live in the era of Project Stargate. We live in the era of military insiders getting caught rigging Polymarket. We live in the era where AI companies are the only reason we're not in a recession. We live in the era of DOGE and Kash
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
They can't have it both ways. You don't get to tell the media your product is more dangerous than nuclear weapons for precisely this reason , and then do less to secure it than an off-the-shelf AWS product that predates LLMs.
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
> They really do come out looking totally incompetent These companies are full of the smartest people the world can produce with little room for complacency. They have a clear, proven investment upside to presenting their technology as &
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
> We are implementing stricter security controls for higher-capability models and associated activities, including isolated testing environments Stricter than what? You never even disclosed what happened in the first incident? This is no
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
The difference in this case is that the victims are the general public, who don't even own a single lobbyist and can be safely ignored.
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
Tattooing this comment on my forehead
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
(I also disagree, I'm just using it to argue with the guy above claiming it's irrelevant) Within your metaphor, the person I'm replying to would say "I did nothing to stop the land theft because I found it annoying how p
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
It's not a good or acceptable thing for the level of discourse on this website to be a bunch of 8th-grade boys on Xbox Live. You can disagree with OP or be conservative or whatever, but saying you want to support a drone manufacturer f
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by jackb4040 2mo ago
Oh I fully agree, if it wasn't clear I am supporting the most radical conclusions you could possibly take from your original comment. I hope that wasn't you downvoting, and just the bots that activate whenever you mention a certai
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The applications are not tangential, they're an irreplaceable tool the hyperscalers relied on to get us where we are now. Pollution is bad but it's a different story if it's curing cancer vs making nudes of female politicians

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