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751.
by lazide 8mo ago
For a company with any decent number of people with access to the code base, extremely difficult to maintain that type of protection.
752.
by lazide 8mo ago
In my experience, autistic adults - if employed in their area they care about - will also care about things like ‘does it work’, ‘is it good’, ‘is it doing the right thing’. That will get you targeted in the current corp environment pretty
753.
by lazide 8mo ago
The average of 2+3 is neither 2 nor 3, but somewhere in the middle?
754.
by lazide 8mo ago
? Where did you get that from?
755.
by lazide 8mo ago
To get into power, you need to be supposed by others (the vast majority of the time). For those doing the supporting, they often want to be assured that they’ll not be hurt or retaliated against by those they put ‘above’ them. So, leverage,
756.
by lazide 8mo ago
It’s sight unseen, and true ‘spot’ price for something in that situation. Which could be anything from a hoarder to a granny that keeps everything spotless and perfectly maintained, and is having cash flow issues. If you can sell it on the
757.
by lazide 8mo ago
‘sufficiently persistent incompetence is indistinguishable from malice’? or did you mean a different quote?
758.
by lazide 8mo ago
Eh, billions…. (/s)
759.
by lazide 8mo ago
Just the idea of requiring age verification to admin each VM in a fleet of VMs makes me chuckle.
760.
by lazide 8mo ago
Hey, with expected stock payout - tres commas! Shit, I wonder if I still have any of those ‘tres commas club’ t-shirts lying around?
761.
by lazide 8mo ago
I few will leave. Most will look nervously at their (non-public) stock and their bank accounts, and continuing keeping on.
762.
by lazide 8mo ago
The example given was a ‘lightweight LLM’ by the poster, which sounded an awful lot like client side? If server side, you already have the heavyweight stuff going on, and yes there is no need to do all the bypassable shenanigans.
763.
by lazide 8mo ago
Not who you are replying too. But a yubikey is not a weak factor. In fact, it’s not even meaningfully more secure than passkey (as passkey is designed) - passkey is, however, more convenient. So it’s more ‘one weak factor + (really times) o
764.
by lazide 8mo ago
Good thing no one ever breaks any rules!
765.
by lazide 8mo ago
Frankly, look at how hard it was to make a sten. Even just a lathe and a welder is likely sufficient.
766.
by lazide 8mo ago
Good thing all the kind people doing death threats won’t just bypass it?
767.
by lazide 8mo ago
It’s already a (very real) crime to do a Conspiracy to deprive someone of their civil rights, which is what you’re talking about. Occasionally someone gets sued under it, but it’s rare.
768.
by lazide 8mo ago
That…. Just provides more evidence their world view is likely more objectively true?
769.
by lazide 8mo ago
Sure, but it is a natural law that the specific strongman in charge dies eventually. So far at least. Every tsar was different, Stalin and Lenin had their own flavors, etc. Sure it may suck, but the flavor does change? And that is something
770.
by lazide 8mo ago
The current opposition maybe. No empire/government/strongman lasts forever.
771.
by lazide 8mo ago
It used to be they had enough shame to try to cover it up. That certainly is in the past!
772.
by lazide 8mo ago
It’s always been a case of ‘if they can’t catch you/enforce it, it didn’t happen’. It’s absurdly blatant now, however, and backlash is likely to be pretty crazy in 5ish-10ish years once it’s impacted enough people.
773.
by lazide 8mo ago
Except the AI was trained - by looking at the implementations? Or do you think Claude never saw the implementations in its training set? Because that is exceptionally unlikely.
774.
by lazide 8mo ago
Literally nothing about it is either, either.
775.
by lazide 8mo ago
Lots of lofty goals have been written on paper - when people take them seriously, they are even worth something. The pendulum swings.
776.
by lazide 8mo ago
In my experience, it’s the conflict of the ‘in theory’ vs ‘In practice’. Practically, ‘in theory’ might actually be doable - if there was a single, overarching regulatory environment. That was enforced. Chances are, that would defacto make
777.
by lazide 8mo ago
There is no way it’s max is 7MW. They likely meant 7GW. 7MW is the amount of power you can get from a couple of diesel gensets, waaaay smaller than even a small power plant [ https://www.cat.com/en_US/products/new&#
778.
by lazide 8mo ago
Slaves aren’t free. You still need to feed them, clothe them, and house them. You need to do basic medical care. And now you have the problem that most of them would happily murder you in your sleep/if your back is turned, or run away
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by lazide 8mo ago
The issue (for the masters, and besides any ethical issues) is being a slave master is a very tenuous position, and prone to revolts. Too capable (but also valuable!) slaves tend to be self sufficient and strong enough to throw you off. Too
780.
by lazide 8mo ago
Same as for those antiviruses.

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