jayGlow

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by jayGlow 11d ago
sounds vaguely similar to pirate hunting tours, put yourself in a dangerous situation where you can respond with deadly force. https://www.sail-world.com/USA/Russian-luxury-yachts-offer-p...
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by jayGlow 12d ago
I'd agree even if the resolution is closer to a real monitor I'd really rather not have a headset strapped to my face to play the same games I could play on a tv or monitor.
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by jayGlow 14d ago
this is about the 4th post I've seen today that's some variation of hacker news without AI. Maybe we need a site to aggregate these together, hn but only the hn without AI posts.
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by jayGlow 26d ago
I have heard some stories about people's clawbot doing things like deleting their entire email inbox or buying random shit with their credit cards. it's difficult to tell how many of those stories are real or if they were just sto
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by jayGlow 28d ago
I think this comes down to whether you're a platform or a publisher, if you're a provider you're not responsible for what your usera do with your service, if you only allow selective use then you're implicitly endorsing
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by jayGlow 28d ago
there are several hundred thousand illegal crossings in Texas every year. the government might not be involved but there certainly are organizations involved in this.
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by jayGlow 28d ago
A service can't be refused for reasons like religion or race, a power company cannot refuse to serve a customer because they're black or Muslim. If a company is acting as a platform or provider they should serve customers regardle
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by jayGlow 29d ago
i would agree there as long as the providers are actually neutral they should be free from culpability. we shouldn't encourage providers to restrict who they serve because of potential liability, that's giving them way to much pow
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by jayGlow 29d ago
have you just never read or seen anything about the 50s? nuclear power was absurdly hyped and there were in fact efforts to put it in damn near everything, there were plans for nuclear powered cars planes hell there were even some children&
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by jayGlow 29d ago
why do you think that something being non deterministic means it can't be better than humans at a task? hasn't this same approach been used when developing alpha go which has surpassed humans?
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
maybe he thinks it's more likely they'll have wheels? https://www.reuters.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/a...
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
the belief that animals are conscious is a somewhat recent development isn't it? being able to feel hunger or pain doesn't make something conscious at least not in the same way humans are. a fly is capable of being hungry and will
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
Are there any sources that you consider more reliable that have analyzed this data? Those were the first 3 articles that came up when I searched the story.
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
what kind of workflow are you using the requires that many tokens? I rarely hit my limit with the $100 a month plan and I use fable pretty frequently although it usually acts as an orchestrator while the actual work is done by lesser models
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
No problem it's a pretty interesting statistic one of the articles explains how it might be misleading but it doesn't dispute the numbers.
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
That's great news that California no longer has a water shortage, I was under the impression they were in a drought but since the have leaking pipes that can't be the case! Besides that I've seen people complaining about wate
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
I looked it up there are a few articles. https://cis.org/Camarota/New-January-Data-Still-Shows-Most-J... https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/feb/7/immigrants-t... https:&#x2F
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
having a hierarchy like that would make the group easier to deal with. similar groups use cell structures or leaderless approaches. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaderless_resistance
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
I always hear about how concerned everyone is about water usage from data centers, however I haven't heard any of these people mention the amount of water we lose to leaking pipes. we lose 3x the amount of water to leaking pipes as dat
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
if there is extra demand then typically more infrastructure is built to increase supply. we were able to increase it to meet the power consumption demands of manufacturing its only recently that we actually stopped improving our capacity. I
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
I'm capable of understanding people are multidimensional and capable of both good and bad things. it's possible think someone is a bad person while understanding that not literally everything they do is evil. this project being su
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
aren't literally all construction jobs temporary? once something is finished you usually stop construction.
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
we might need to bring back the Voight-Kampff test. anthropic at the very least is introducing a water making system to Claude which might make them more identifiable to humans as well as much easier to detect for machines.
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
the mountain in the sea is also a good read. focuses specifically on ingredient octopus, I didn't enjoy it as much as children of time but still an interesting read.
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
local models are getting pretty close. they still require some serious hardware to run at a reasonable rate but they're about smart enough to be useful.
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
that part is extremely frustrating, I can't tell if it's a placebo or if the model quality does actually vary. the uncertainty makes me more hesitant to rely on it heavily as some days it just seems incredibly dumb to the point of
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
apparently several thousand small meteors strike earth per year. eventually they'd get buried but there would likely be a pretty huge number of them lying around after a few million years.
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
that seems odd, do other industries pay a higher rate for electricity or is this specifically targeting data centers?
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
if it's that simple why haven't any other countries done this? there are countries with universal healthcare cancer is very resource intensive to treat if they could cure it so easily why haven't they done so already?
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by jayGlow 1mo ago
it might be something explaining that a certain path towards a solution didn't work or provide anything useful. the result itself might not be useful but it could prevent future mathmaticians from going down the same road and wasting e

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