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by jrflowers 4mo ago
You’ll give that poster ten thousand dollars if they post they made a typo? Do yuo give money for all typos
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
And yet the correct word to use here is “assumption”
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
“What is your response to my assumption?” lol
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
It’s funny that a lot of what gets framed as pro- vs anti- AI arguments would be better described as past/present vs future arguments. If one guy is saying “that’s a stochastic parrot” and the second guy says “it’s going to achieve ap
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
“Dario Amodei doesn’t seem like he can tell the future” - Simple. Pedestrian. The roughshod cogitation of a country oaf. “Maybe he can” - Complex. Divine, possibly? A breathtaking filigree of nuance, like an Alex Grey painting of conceptua
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
I love this website because people will write stuff like “I believe the hype because my brain is big, ‘believing the hype’ is actually very complex and cannot be embraced by lesser intellects”
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
Things in Galt’s Gulch must be pretty crazy since they put in wifi
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
There is no sentence in this post that makes sense. “Women aren’t sports stars”, “only lesbians get CTE or whatever”, “I can’t have deeply bizarre takes about women’s sports because I have daughters” Nobody talked about any of these things
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
> Gated because the security implications are real; access is via booking If I wanted to show off a “model that pen tests” I’d at least include a gif of it running against Juice Shop or something before the spooky language and “schedule
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
No, you can’t. This page is a sales funnel to schedule a 30 minute video chat with Cosine.ai or argusred or whatever. The thing you can test is not the thing that the headline is talking about. It’s just more “We’re so smart we invented the
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
“This smacks of misogyny!” I say as I cross out “sports where players regularly sustain CTE-causing injuries” and write “boys” https://www.sfchronicle.com/sports/article/cte-concussion-wo...
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
Show HN: We told Claude to generate a marketing page for a theoretical pentesting model
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> Iran was a mouse compared to the American war elephant. After weeks of US-Israeli pummelling, it is now a shadow of its former mouse > Israel is now even more disaffected than America’s other friends since Trump is leaving Iran stro
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
Three Mile Island was never owned or operated by the US Navy. To place the blame on the Naval Reactor program you would have to prove that the operators would have acted the same way if they knew that the PORV had not closed when it was sup
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
We already had a movie where Kevin Spacey played Lex Luthor
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
Don’t take a fence
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https://www.newsweek.com/pro-palestinian-protest-states-coll...
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* would of
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
What do you call it when you turn off a nuclear power plant and then turn on a coal power plant? This isn’t rocket surgery. If Germany eventually got more renewables, great. That does not retroactively mean that they didn’t replace nuclea
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
That’s a strange way of wording “Germany burns more coal today than they would be if they hadn’t replaced their nuclear power plants with coal power plants”. Jumbling up the word order doesn’t make Germany replacing their nuclear plants wit
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
> Would not trust them as a source. Ok https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2025-06/Gray%20Bo...
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
> The Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program has over 7,500 reactor years of cumulative reactor operation, and nuclear powered ships have steamed over 175 million miles. Since the inception of the program, there has never been an accident invo
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
I like that you ignore that “in” means “inside” in one sentence and then use that exact meaning of the word in the following sentence
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
> pee into it, give it a swab, and have it come up with an accurate diagnosis without invasive testing. Somebody should make a startup based around the idea of diagnosing diseases through eg. a drop of blood. Probably need a bunch of big
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
Made some bomb spam musubi earlier, thinking about a neutrino detector for the home now
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
Exactly. Don’t even try to get into medical imaging until you’ve made a heap of cash off a Discord waifu image bot
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
It’s not a big deal, it’s just the wrong tool for the job. “Sugar” and “table sugar” have different answers, inputting “sugar” and then clicking on “sugar, granulated“ answers 4.2 grams because that action causes it to start mixing up teasp
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
I like the changes they’ve made to the backend in the AI era because now if you input “weight of 1 cup of sugar” into WolframAlpha it says 202 grams and if you put in “weight of 1 cup of sucrose” it says 376 grams. I would rather live i
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by jrflowers 4mo ago
Sophia Bush, Actress, One Tree Hill She was also on Chicago PD! >:(
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It’s 3 extra days per week OP. People live for a bunch of weeks. It’d only be 3 days total if they had the lifespan of a moth

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