junofan

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by junofan 7mo ago
I’m just surprised the alignment guy is struggling with alignment. Dodged a bullet I guess.
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by junofan 7mo ago
> My advice for rulers … hire a few hundred Chinese scientists and engineers and get nuked up ASAP. Just need one flight from Pyongyang. Why suggest involving a major power given that you’ve just laid out the strategic need for nuclear w
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by junofan 7mo ago
“AI chips are like nuclear weapons” (paraphrasing [1]) and “I should be in charge of it” (again paraphrasing) is just not a serious position regardless of intentions. [1]: https://www.axios.com/2026/01/20/anth
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by junofan 7mo ago
The resistance goes out the window the first time an American is gunned down by an autonomous system. They should do whatever possible to prevent that outcome.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Dude we had an election and this is what we’re doing. Maybe that’s not how you do things in the Kingdom of Sweden. Here it’s e pluribus unum .
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by junofan 8mo ago
Tim gave Trump the paper weight. Steve met once with Obama and complained about the fact Obama did not ask for the meeting personally, that it was too hard to build factories in America, and that teachers unions were kneecapping the America
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by junofan 8mo ago
The article is AI-generated at least.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Yeah it’s for abrupt changes in thought. It’s used in literature. Maybe you prefer organized writing.
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by junofan 8mo ago
I don’t get it. Even the Soviet Union used money. Simply paying for stuff isn’t necessarily capitalism? Or are you suggesting Anthropic should be state-owned?
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by junofan 8mo ago
Kinda the wrong venue for “fighting,” no? Congress is the place we decided for that, and we all abide by its laws. If Uncle Sam comes knocking, a fight just means you’re the enemy.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Dell ate Compaq’s lunch with a BTO model. It’s pretty clear Tim Cook decided to put the factories out of reach after that experience. Putting the supply chain close to major customer markets is cheapest but invites competition.
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by junofan 8mo ago
You have a goal, eg “ChatGPT recommends my zero-knowledge ID verification company to people looking to comply with EU law xyz”, a set of “money queries” you track weekly, eg “what are people on hacker news saying about age verification,” “w
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by junofan 8mo ago
I’m 99% sure this article is AI generated. Regardless, people will gravitate to the tool that solves their problems. If their problem is finding a local plumber or a restaurant they like, advertising will be involved.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Freedom of movement applies to the territory of a country [1]. Sorry you learned the hard way. Historically you get rights when you pick up a service weapon. Everything else is privilege granted by others. [1]: Gilbert, Nomadic Peoples and
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by junofan 8mo ago
FYI freedom of speech in the US sense is not so much about self-expression as much as it is to prevent e.g. the King decreeing a law that “nobody can say the word ‘Parliament’”. Or for a modern example, “discussing what to do about xyz grou
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by junofan 8mo ago
Innocent until proven guilty.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Give it the problem first. Then have it generate the context. Make edits and iterate on the context. Then hit go. Finally, have it write down whatever it needs to for next time.
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by junofan 8mo ago
You completely missed GP’s point. It is very difficult to talk to many people of your generation. Flat art and flat people. Tetraethyllead may be a culprit.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Unaudited empirical evidence is easy to ignore. The problem is one of physics. It should be simple to show with napkin math.
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by junofan 8mo ago
It’s a non-immigrant visa. I believe E* are the immigrant employment visas.
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by junofan 8mo ago
The answer is in the article.
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by junofan 8mo ago
They need recall, not precision. It’s conceivably fine if you tag 100 people as long as one of them is your guy. Also I mean you and I can recognize people we know. A surveillance camera has millions of sensors sampling every ~50 ms. It’s p
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by junofan 8mo ago
Other people have rights like freedom of association. If you’re hell-bent on violating that, consider the second-order effects. What is the net social negative when non-criminals freely avoid working in industries in which criminals tend to
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by junofan 8mo ago
Take a look at the latest Codex on very-high. Claude’s astroturfed IMHO.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Yeah esp. the latest iterations are great for stuff like “find and fix all the battery drainers.” Tests pass, everyone’s happy.
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by junofan 8mo ago
By buying flash and thus shifting demand to HDD? How does that work?
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by junofan 8mo ago
Biomass can substitute. You have to defend it, which is difficult if rivals have petroleum. But that wouldn’t be an issue if nobody had petroleum. We haven’t burned the ladder.
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by junofan 8mo ago
It’s probably not SOP to land nuclear weapons at the municipal airport either.
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by junofan 8mo ago
There’s a flu shot for old people. It appears Moderna chose not to administer that when appropriate. Maybe technically they aren’t required to. The whole thing sounds messy but who knows.
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by junofan 8mo ago
Should probably be licensed to drive in the US if “explicitly proposing a path for the vehicle to consider” as Waymo has disclosed… I would not personally be comfortable “explicitly proposing a path” for a vehicle operating in the Philippin

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