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jazzyjackson
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I feel like this could be solved with an NLP interface to SELinux, spinning up policies on the fly, blocking network access or giving read only permissions on a per-conversation basis.
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Yea sounds like a marketing problem to try and take ownership of how a common word is used
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Or Galatea’s personality chip in Bicentennial Man :)
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The Venn diagram has a fat middle
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RMS may have coined free software as a term and legal construct via licensing but he wasn’t the first to give software away for free
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Where did the term “attachment economy” come from? It’s the most innovative and dystopian framing for emotional manipulation I’ve heard yet
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Japan wants domestic industry and specializes in things other than battery production
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metonymy
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You can run software you control in the cloud, so the cloud/local distinction isn’t really the problem/solution. Relying on proprietary models that can be discontinued is a problem, using an open weights model that can’t be taken
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Google and Cloudflare both are not just looking at entropy of mouse movements, that was cracked years ago, they are fingerprinting you and correlating your session with all your activity cross domains to score your botlike behavior.
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3mo ago
Yea but how many of them are selling at that price? Dozens?
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How come no one on this website uses the word “I”
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Unnecessarily condescending… what do humanities professors claim?
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I couldn’t get the results described by the intro tutorial 3 months ago, in the parts bench drawing a polygon, snapping was broken.
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It’s just that, while so much of the sky is static, it’s impossible to gaze at without your attention being grabbed by the moving flick of light, it takes active effort to ignore it. So it’s a totally different experience stargazing now vs
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Anything Condé Nast too, which is pretty much everything. Nice office in the World Trade Center tho so they’ve got revenue figured out.
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It’s a flag that no care went into it. Web surfing involves lots of little decisions following cues of “is this worth my time”
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You’re teaching children to behave like machines
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3mo ago
Most shamefully and bearishly, in the AI golden age developers and knowledge workers alike are still beholden to use whatever software is shipped to them, instead of whatever system they can build for themselves.
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Because there is more competition to render sites in a pleasing way, switching cost is lower. The operating systems have a high switching cost, very few people will learn a new OS because the text is a little fuzzy.
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vacuum tubes : MOSFETS :: human coders : LLMs
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https://holographer.com/product/hologram-eye-sunglasses/
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Did you really rent a 64 vCPU EC2 without exploiting ffmpeg GPU acceleration?
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Kagi assistant IMO does a great job giving relevant material to the LLM. It's a pretty neat way for a search engine to charge a premium, to offer a good model on top of their results.
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Bro when I’m seeing cameras everywhere the last thing I think is “gee what a safe neighborhood I’m in”
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Andreesen is full speed ahead on 1984-minority-report surveillance besides all the unethical crypto investments geared toward swindling normies. Anything that looks like it would turn a profit was fair investment for a16z-crypto, no matter
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I cannot relate to this at all. Controlling the AC with three knobs is not a challenge. Did you grow up using an iPad perhaps?
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I test rode an electric pedal assist bicycle yesterday that has a little operating system by the throttle, basically just a speedometer + toggle the level of power assist from eco to turbo. Even it has a "avoid distracted driving"
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3mo ago
You can have a “closed loop system” but you need to shed heat somewhere and that is either by air cooling drawing tons of electricity, or evaporation that draws tons of water.
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I don’t know why you’re phrasing it like it’s not a big deal that these juggernauts are attempting to make themselves indispensable.
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