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by labrador 9mo ago
I like your take on this. It makes sense.
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by labrador 9mo ago
I had Claude Sonnet 4.5 and Gemini 3 do a Tarot reading for me given what their memory systems know about me and was underwhelmed but I that just may be Tarot, which I'm not familiar with. More interesting was when I asked them to tell
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by labrador 9mo ago
This post disappeared off the front page in record time. I now can't find it on the first 4 pages. I think my point about censorship has been proven correct.
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by labrador 9mo ago
There's are some interesting AI issues with Grok. How do you edit an AI so it says the opposite of the training data because you want it to agree with your ideology? Can a AI image generator which was trained on tons of porn, which Gro
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by labrador 9mo ago
I agree for the most part but I've been getting bored with HN, mostly because anything controversial is censored by the mods and by ideological fans of certain people, especially Elon Musk whose fans will flag and downvote anything neg
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by labrador 9mo ago
"pulsed radio waves" makes me think of lethal microwaves but only for a fraction of every second so they are not lethal but still damaging. If for a thousandth of every second you spiked a massive microwave burst into someone&#x27
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by labrador 9mo ago
I generally don't support doxxing people, but with a group of federal agents wearing masks to prevent identification are breaking all norms of law enforcement to commit crimes against Americans, doxxing them may be the only remedy.
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by labrador 9mo ago
It's not Hacker News. It's Musk fans on HN. The article is flagged (anyone can do it) but not dead. My reasonable comment elsewhere in this thread was also flagged by Musk fans but it's still alive.
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by labrador 9mo ago
You're right of course. Thanks for the correction.
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Europe's sovereign AI future doesn't need cutting-edge chip manufacturing(bits-chips.com)
2 points by labrador 9mo ago|2 comments
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Swedish deputy PM responds to being digitally undressed by Grok(twitter.com)
4 points by labrador 9mo ago|0 comments
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by labrador 9mo ago
"is posting nudes of women without their consent legal in california" https://www.google.com/search?q=is+posting+nudes+of+women+wi...
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by labrador 9mo ago
This is what Gemini says although it may be a hallucination Google invests in the safety of its training data from the outset. This involves efforts to filter out problematic content, such as violent, offensive, or sexually explicit materi
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by labrador 9mo ago
It's illegal in California.
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by labrador 9mo ago
And get banned in multiple countries? I don't think that's part of the desired outcome
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by labrador 9mo ago
https://archive.is/qssiq This is a very interesting AI problem. Grok was trained on X content which contains a lot of porn. Other image generation models aren't trained on porn so they don't know how to produce it
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by labrador 9mo ago
This shouldn't be flagged because this is a very interesting AI problem. Grok was trained on X content which contains a lot of porn. Other image generation models aren't trained on porn so they don't know how to produce it. I
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Venezuela strike marks a turning point for US cyber warfare(politico.com)
3 points by labrador 9mo ago|0 comments
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by labrador 9mo ago
The evidence on the ground is the exact opposite. Going to meetings reduces the chance of relapse. I've been to meetings all over the country and this is a constant refrain. We are most at danger when we isolate from sober people and f
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by labrador 9mo ago
You're welcome. I had to suffer a lot before I figured it out. My purpose in rewriting them was to remove the most common objection that they presuppose a Christian God.
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by labrador 9mo ago
It's true that the 12 steps emerged from Christian thought. Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob were influenced by the Oxford Group. But similar frameworks exist in other traditions: Buddhism's Eightfold Path, for instance, offers a comparabl
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by labrador 9mo ago
> Although most people profess to want to change at least one aspect of their personality, those who will put the effort in are surely far fewer Many people in Alcoholics Anonymous don't actually do the 12 steps as designed by Bil
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by labrador 9mo ago
I meant he's held the line against those warning us about superintelligent AI soon destroying us all
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by labrador 9mo ago
This seems so obvious to me that scaling advocates seem to be exhibiting a form of magical thinking
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by labrador 9mo ago
As I said in my cousin comment, it depends on how you define AGI and ASI. Claude Opus 4.5 tells me "[Yann LeCun] thinks the phrase AGI should be retired and replaced by "human-level AI." which supports my cousin comment
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by labrador 9mo ago
If you call that AGI as many do or ASI, then we are not talking about the same thing. I'm talking about conversing with AI and being unable to tell if it's human or not in kind of a Turing Plus test. Turing Plus 9 would be 90% of
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by labrador 9mo ago
The Grok subbreddit is full of gooners. It seems to be the main use of this fringe AI.
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by labrador 9mo ago
"I'm sure there's a lot of people at Meta, including perhaps Alex, who would like me to not tell the world that LLMs basically are a dead end when it comes to superintelligence" - Yann LeCun I've been following Yann
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by labrador 10mo ago
From my experience, a computer running that slowly is out of memory and hitting the swap file constantly. The tweaks I did are in settings. I turned off widgets, OneDrive and Ads. Also there have been comprehensive scripts for cleaning Wind
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by labrador 10mo ago
I have no experience with Windows Server or Enterprise and don't know anyone who does. Forgive me for omitting "consumer" from my description. Yes, I mean consumer Windows.

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