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by logicchains 1mo ago
What do you mean, you don't think a party named the "Alternative for Deutschland" would make benevolent use of such systems when it gets into power?
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by logicchains 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_gambling_in_the_Uni... >What's to say sports betting addiction won't become as severe as alcohol now that it's becoming more accessible to the public? Because
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by logicchains 1mo ago
Without that efficiency it'd be like the old days before electronic trading where you're paying 100x larger fees to a crusty old brokerage any time you want to trade.
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by logicchains 1mo ago
>people who actually do meaningful work, like being a policeman Making a sudden event that happened on the other side of the world reflect in the local market price at almost the speed of light is far more meaningful work than going arou
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by logicchains 1mo ago
If you're doing something cutting edge like math or formally verifying algorithms, Opus 5 is a steaming pile of shit compared to Fable 5 and Sol 4.6, it makes countless stupid mistakes and is essentially incapable of completing the tas
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by logicchains 1mo ago
>Turning off just my kid's access doesn't change the social conditions under which kids interact. It just cuts off them from their friend groups while nothing else changes. If you don't teach them to resist peer pressure w
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by logicchains 1mo ago
No it doesn't, democracy means rule by all the people not rule by some educated elite.
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by logicchains 1mo ago
>I feel like it's a mistake for the legal code to distinguish between what are fully interchangeable terms in the language the code is supposedly written in. They're not at all fully interchangeable, just many Americans have a
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by logicchains 1mo ago
>It makes it a lot harder to acquire the coins or to turn them into liquidity. Not really, unless exchanges don't let you withdraw coins into your own wallet? It's trivial for someone to buy another coin like BTC/ETH then
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by logicchains 1mo ago
How low would uptime have to get before you'd consider holding the engineers personally responsible for it?
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by logicchains 1mo ago
>half a century history of bombing shopping malls and hospitals and responsible for the death of tens of thousands of civilians That's still a few orders of magnitude fewer than number of Armenian, Assyrian and Greek civilians kille
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by logicchains 1mo ago
They would be looking for work with you if you were offering them better pay and conditions than where they're currently working.
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by logicchains 1mo ago
The alternative in this case is fewer politicians. European countries don't need another layer of politicians on top of their local institutions.
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by logicchains 1mo ago
>dragging it to Soviet levels or worse The Soviet Union at least had factories and an arms industry, even if they were quite inefficient.
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by logicchains 1mo ago
>We need to get protectionism back up and running. Work is a necessary evil that needs to take as little of our life as possible. That attitude isn't compatible with paying decent pensions to an ever-growing retired fraction of the
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by logicchains 1mo ago
A corporation always has a human owner, who can be punished if the corporation commits severe crimes. An embodied AI with legal personhood has no such means of making it behave, because it can make arbitrarily many hidden copies of itself,
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by logicchains 1mo ago
>Anyone arguing against legal personhood for AIs needs to justify holding AIs to a higher standard than that. Or, conversely, allowing corporations to hold to such a low standard. No they don't. If a CEO orders an employee to murder
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by logicchains 1mo ago
If a corporation does something blatantly illegal like hiring people to deal crack and kill other dealers, its executives will be jailed. If an autonomous robot decided to take up crack dealing, it could back up its brain to a hidden server
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by logicchains 2mo ago
>C++26 is also a joke imho. C++26 will allow billions of lines of pointless serialization boilerplate to finally be deleted, adding the basic reflection functionality that most other languages have had for decades.
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by logicchains 2mo ago
>If AI has a negative impact on employment as some think then AI should be required to fund free college for everyone that wants it. If AI really becomes effective enough to displace so many white collar jobs then it'd be far more e
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by logicchains 2mo ago
They're responsible for the Norwegian people's retirement savings, and burning $800 billion of it just to render an American AI company uncompetitive is not that.
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by logicchains 2mo ago
Fastest way to burn $800 billion. Even the Chinese government isn't nationalizing its AI companies, because there's no chance a cutting edge technology company can remain competitive when run by bureaucrats.
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by logicchains 2mo ago
>At any large tech company these numbers would get entire teams of engineers fired Is Github not a large tech company?
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by logicchains 2mo ago
You could solve that by updating to a more expensive Github subscription.
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by logicchains 2mo ago
They're really not, given they're running on Azure.
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by logicchains 2mo ago
It's not overthinking, it's the right amount of thinking necessary for such a small model to get good results. The dumber the model, the more it has to think to be smart. There's no easy way to reduce the thinking without red
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by logicchains 2mo ago
Education is in the best place ever for people who actually want to learn, they can have 24/7 access to a tutor with a wide breadth of knowledge and infinite patience for stupid questions. Education is in a terrible place for people wh
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by logicchains 2mo ago
It's becoming the Microsoft Teams of Git hosting providers.
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by logicchains 2mo ago
They're undergoing the same kind of load. Almost every AI commit that's putting pressure on GitHub's servers was written on OpenAI and Anthropic's servers.
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by logicchains 2mo ago
>It just may be that these things should be reviewed a little closer by people who are obsessive about correctness No amount of review is enough. As anyone who's worked in quant science will attest, a model that hasn't repeated

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