lazide

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481.
by lazide 5mo ago
Lol, how is any of this illegal? Illegal or not requires context that an LLM can not ever have, like if it is owned by the user, if there is permission, etc.
482.
by lazide 5mo ago
Additionally, even if there is a guild - no guild ever let a vendor pick and choose what their capabilities were, that would be insanely dumb.
483.
by lazide 5mo ago
Caps also have a rapid aging with temp.
484.
by lazide 5mo ago
Yup, that is the real economic benefit of bankruptcy - a reset.
485.
by lazide 5mo ago
If I remember correctly, added up together the suicide rate is still lower than the normal peer cohort. Personally, I’m finding it roughly equivalent to ‘aliens!’
486.
by lazide 5mo ago
I’m saying most of the moat was never there to begin with, and the rest is mostly immaterial to the bulk of the use cases.
487.
by lazide 5mo ago
I think they meant like the odds are 50/50 - it either happens or it doesn’t (lol).
488.
by lazide 5mo ago
Lol, how is it FUD?
489.
by lazide 5mo ago
I take it you’ve never been punched in the face before? No matter how hard someone has been traumatized by unsolicited dick pics, I guarantee they’ll be traumatized in an entirely different way by the same amount of unsolicited punches to t
490.
by lazide 5mo ago
The slow part was making money. Iterating and prototyping can certainly help there, but at the end of the day if you launch a non-working (or non-reliable) prototype, you’re going to just have angry customers, not happy ones. And that rarel
491.
by lazide 5mo ago
Sure, but all fall under the same marketing umbrella. Ad/marketing manipulation are exceptionally well done with LLMs in particular. If you asked someone if drone auto targeting/image recognition or data analysis was ‘AI’, 99% of
492.
by lazide 5mo ago
The Buddha nods.
493.
by lazide 5mo ago
That isn’t the best thing they’ve come up with. It’s a marquee product that is fit for public consumption, however. The ‘best’ things are; - fuzzy pattern matching algorithms for traffic analysis, human and other image target recognition. -
494.
by lazide 5mo ago
Humans of course will screw at least 1% of the time, at least judged retroactively. The fun part is, if you have non-trivial inputs, even if you don’t change anything, you’ll likely get a different 1% set of errors each time no matter how p
495.
by lazide 5mo ago
Grouping them together is the absurd part. The unsolicited dick pic is gross, but not even in the same category as the other stuff.
496.
by lazide 5mo ago
To be fair, the weaponry is far less floppy.
497.
by lazide 5mo ago
Unsolicited Dirty pictures via a protocol which is easy to disable (and rarely used anyway) vs getting punched in the face or shanked? Really?
498.
by lazide 5mo ago
Doesn’t even necessarily have to be the captain - refusing to follow instructions/direction of any member of the flight crew is a serious problem. And yeah, if it was ridiculous or violated some other law or something they’d eventually
499.
by lazide 5mo ago
How would you expect an LLM to produce reasonable decisions on that anyway?
500.
by lazide 5mo ago
Lol, is a virus not malware when it crashes because someone wrote some assembly for the wrong platform?
501.
by lazide 5mo ago
often baggage pickup is on the terminal side of the ‘one way exit’.
502.
by lazide 5mo ago
Just wait until you hear what a bad joke while waiting in the TSA line can do to you day.
503.
by lazide 5mo ago
Apparently it wasn’t a threat - a kid had a commercial Bluetooth speaker that names itself as ‘bomb’. No one on the plane did anything intentionally.
504.
by lazide 5mo ago
Even better. The news made it sound like it was an intentional act (at best a prank) by the kid. If it’s a commercial product doing it, I can’t even quantify the levels of facepalm involved.
505.
by lazide 5mo ago
The same thing that is stopping them from suicide bombing the super crowded security checkpoint line before ID checks. Nothing really.
506.
by lazide 5mo ago
Lol, Microsoft has always had sunset periods. They just weren’t great at remote licensing. They would have totally disabled old versions if they could much earlier.
507.
by lazide 5mo ago
Just because someone doing something would be stupid and self destructive long term doesn’t mean they won’t do it.
508.
by lazide 5mo ago
I read the paper - if they can train them to like deet this way, picaridin will be child’s play.
509.
by lazide 5mo ago
Branding. LLM’s (as a term!) are too specific for the ‘conquer the world’ narratives the VCs want to justify the high valuations. Machine Learning sounds too technical. AI is pithy, and can be anything from skynet to… skynet. Or clippy, tec
510.
by lazide 5mo ago
They like the payment, and yelling about it while actually not doing anything about it means they get the benefits (as long as their constituents buy it!) while not having to do the actual hard work on take on real risk. When it blows up, t

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