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by leoh 3y ago
Not many and even fewer if you consider folks that have a good grasp of themselves, their psychology, their emotions — and how they can mislead them, and their heart. IME most folks at Anthropic, OpenAI or whatever that are freaking out abo
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by leoh 3y ago
Better yet, Sutskever’s version with AGI!
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by leoh 3y ago
Suppose I wrote a blog post saying that the US government had invented a way to read your thoughts from a satellite — would you believe it merely because they would be a paying customer?
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by leoh 3y ago
Because that satellite is emitting a heck of a lot more electromagnetic radiation than your phone…
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by leoh 3y ago
Yes, sure; but you're leaving out issues of signal fidelity due to noise.
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by leoh 3y ago
This is just an incredibly confused comment. 5g simply does not allow for transmission distances of 200+km . Period. They might make some kind of addition to the 5g standard or something. Because yes, indeed, there are such things as satel
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by leoh 3y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Can someone furnish evidence that ordinary cell phones are actually trackable... from space? When 5g is typically 200 ft, at best ~4km; LTE being ~100km at best... and the literal record
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by leoh 3y ago
Big daddy sundar
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by leoh 3y ago
It’s not possible to track ordinary cell phones this way. They’re tracking stuff that is much higher energy afaiu. Yes, “cell phones” but like, satellite ones.
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by leoh 3y ago
Anyone know if this bad boy will run under wine?
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by leoh 3y ago
Already dropped Bing integration in the iOS ChatGPT app
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by leoh 3y ago
lol! Um, do you remember who the main champion of Chrome was?
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by leoh 3y ago
books2 = libgen imo
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by leoh 3y ago
Ctrl-alt-delete is a good one to know too
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by leoh 3y ago
I second this. It’s very very good.
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by leoh 3y ago
Folks that now own VMWare, ladies and gentlemen.
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by leoh 3y ago
We really need to be thinking bigger here — Google included, to the degree there are pro-privacy folks in the org (which there) - in coming up with something that protects a lot more than the identity via IP of Chrome users, but all web tra
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by leoh 3y ago
Worse, it’s arguably anti-competitive behavior. Though, truth be told, once I looked at the facts, I would prefer Google to have my data siloed (which itself, yes is not good) than random third party data collectors that would sell it on da
529.
by leoh 3y ago
Right. If Google had taken SWE/SREs, say, and had them rewrite Socratic to fit Google infra while it had allowed Socratic engineers to think about incremental product enhancements that leveraged Google’s capabilities (as opposed to put
530.
by leoh 3y ago
It’s because unless you’re pretty savvy and skeptical (albeit in a sophisticated way), your counterparts at Google are going to feed you all kinds of incredible, fanciful ideas about how things are going to be that don’t typically come to f
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by leoh 3y ago
The counterpoint to this is that individuals can decide if they want their firm to be acquired or not or to stay around after it has been acquired. I don’t mean to put blame or shame on said folks, it requires a lot of careful thinking and
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by leoh 3y ago
Wow, got downvoted. @dang dafuq
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by leoh 3y ago
Pay-op, probably. I mean not the theoretical academic conclusions (to the degree they exist, idk, not a scholar), but the media around this. Reasons to hate China (western pov), reasons why the west is dumb (eastern pov). I mean, in the pr
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by leoh 3y ago
Yes, it is the data collection. But the main incentive is monetizing that data which Instagram makes billions off of via ads. Cutting away this incentive may cut away the incentive to collect such data in the EU market.
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by leoh 3y ago
I have found this book and doing affirmations (including ones of my own design) as helpful https://www.amazon.com/You-Can-Heal-Your-Life/dp/0937611018 .
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by leoh 3y ago
Thanks for the reminder! I no longer will hold the belief that OJ was guilty!
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by leoh 3y ago
So is Google X, fwiw
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by leoh 3y ago
I would like to encourage any former or current Googler that believes they can help and would like to call the DOJ, select the option for the switchboard operator, and ask for the Criminal Division at (202) 514-2000.
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by leoh 3y ago
https://archive.ph/2023.09.25-091140/https://www.economist.c...
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by leoh 3y ago
Can’t wait until this thing is vandalized

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