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laweijfmvo
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laweijfmvo
6mo ago
This is interesting. I wonder what inside information China could also be after that Manus might have after integrating with Meta.
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6mo ago
> The agent itself enumerates the safety rules it was given and admits to violating every one. this is what we call “thinking” when it does things we like
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6mo ago
6GB for the standard installer download?!
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6mo ago
i still don’t think the current generation of AI is building better software than strong humans. it excels at writing code, because a computer will always be faster at generating typo-free code than my fingers, but without expert guidance a
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6mo ago
it stems from an abundance of ineffective and abysmal leadership, where someone finds themselves in a position of importance and the only thing they know how to do is hire subordinates to blame or rely on. Those subordinates need headcount,
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6mo ago
just a heads up, this is pretty dark (as any mass shooting discussion would be, but particularly this one), and doesn’t include anything about the sale of infowars or the onion.
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6mo ago
a CLI with a man page should already be usable by an LLM.
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6mo ago
> Amazon recently confirmed that starting May 20, these older models will lose all access to the Kindle Store. While you can technically keep reading books already on the device, the real kicker is the factory reset limitation built
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6mo ago
it worked for fox news!
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6mo ago
The people. We voted for the people who gave the power, and we re-elected them. It’s really that simple. Is it “too late” now? maybe, but we had ~25 years since this all started post 911 to react, and chose not to.
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6mo ago
could they also ask United to stop showing me ads after the safety video? thanks.
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6mo ago
I can’t see claiming any AI tech is successful unless it measurably reduces human work and increases leisure. Otherwise it’s just oppression by another name.
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6mo ago
You can still use it, you just cannot browse the store from the device anymore, afaik. I never did that anyway, I always sent books from my browser to the kindle, which should still work.
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6mo ago
Weird to see Kindle 1st generation on here, when support for my 3rd generation kindle was ended a couple years ago?
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6mo ago
isn’t this essentially built into Windows these days? although it seems to come with a lot of programs pre-approved.
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6mo ago
absolutely filled with misleading "science" and outright lies, so they can charge a premium for a bell.
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6mo ago
Am I nuts or is "regular bike bell" exactly the kind of sound that ANC does not cancel well?
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7mo ago
I can think of two I’d add to the list. One was recently publicly denied access to Anthropics models and the other was busy exploding pagers.
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7mo ago
EVs around the world will be getting 1000 miles and we’ll (US) be adding a 3rd row to our trucks.
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to your last question, yes we should! the issue isn’t us losing our 50+ hour work week jobs, it’s that our current governments and societies seem fine with the notion that unless you’re working one or more of those jobs, you should starve a
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7mo ago
The US has invaded two sovereign countries this year to take their oil. I assume taking over a US company for their AI model would be trivial.
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7mo ago
Could Artemis II not have carried a few (not sure how many) “cube sats” to put into orbit around the moon so that this would never be a problem again?
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7mo ago
I hate that I have to opt out of this stuff that I never signed up for and never would have. I filed the request to freeze, and see that it will require me uploading many more pieces of data to prove identity and address. Disgusting.
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7mo ago
> Linux's advantage is slowly shrinking Ubuntu is not Linux. Also, would love to see Windows running on 4GB.
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7mo ago
So can Amazon file a claim with the Us government for compensation? Does their insurance cover this? Or do they just eat the loss?
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I watched the livestream and at one point (several points, i guess) they cut to the crowd watching and the thing that stood out the most to me was that every single person was staring at their phone pointed at the rocket. Nevermind the fact
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Swappa became a no-go for me when they started making exceptions to their rules for commercial sellers, justifying it by saying they were inherently more reliable. For example, using stock photos for multiple devices instead of the device y
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ah, the crime-stricken town of Milpitas...
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Honestly, the email that “landed the deal” triggers all my scam detectors at once. I’m shocked a dealer even responded.
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7mo ago
I watched about 20 seconds of the video before seeing all I needed. Coincidentally that’s how long I’d stay on the call if I was ever interviewed like this.
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