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lonelyasacloud
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lonelyasacloud
4mo ago
Yes, largely the fault of a people's imperfect system that their ancestor's elected representatives largely built and they inherited. There are only one people that have any chance of changing that system though.
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lonelyasacloud
4mo ago
> Uh....that's more the fault of a president Who so far has been put into office twice by?
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lonelyasacloud
4mo ago
At a guess, one of the unspoken reasons why there is so much interest in robot armi^H^H^H^H factory automation.
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lonelyasacloud
4mo ago
afaik, no vendor offers any guarantees on the work their agents do. Therefore sane organisations using those agents currently need to have someone they trust to review and sign off of on anything consequential those agents do on their behal
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5mo ago
Interesting and slightly unexpected. My experience is that if I ask a model in an overly polite way then the model will tend to generate a slightly more waffly and error prone answer. My working hypothesis for this is that asking model'
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lonelyasacloud
5mo ago
The recommendations engine used them but it's main strength was it was primarily based on collaborative filtering ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last.fm ). Essentially if people who listen to many of the same artis
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lonelyasacloud
5mo ago
> I would have expected it to be illegal in the U.S by now but we live in a strange reality where the current administration's family is literally profiting off of it Legislation by who is willing to "donate" the most; law
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5mo ago
> Is a Mach-5 passenger aircraft actually the goal of this project? > Seems more likely that Japan is designing this engine for a hypersonic cruise missile program, and the passenger aircraft concept is somewhat of a cover. Case of Ch
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lonelyasacloud
5mo ago
It's not $megacorp, try contacting them and asking.
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lonelyasacloud
6mo ago
> They can currently scoop up an endless supply of developers that have memorized every single leetcode hard, system design and """behavioral""" interview question. And will those help them get where they th
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6mo ago
> Vibe coding is just a bad idea, unless you’re willing and able to vet the output, which most people doing it are not. It says quite a lot about where we are with ai tooling that none of the big players have “no need to review, certifie
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lonelyasacloud
6mo ago
> He better start working on his robot army. Playing catch up with Elon.
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6mo ago
Having an honesty based tag could be only way to monitor impact or get after a fix in code bases if things go south. That is at the moment: - Nobody knows for sure what agents might add and their long term effects on codebases. - It's
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6mo ago
> I hope our French friends can learn from this initiative during the adoption phase. The apps are available now, so reasons to be optimistic. When LiMux and similar efforts happened around 2004 most business applications were Windows on
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7mo ago
> it's baffling the US wasn't more prepared in its gulf bases. Probably want to drop the assumptions about it having anything much to do with US interests. Better to start looking at who has had the alliance that contained them
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7mo ago
So Ofcom publishes a factual report with the positively dull actual title of "Passive social media use, AI companionship, and online side hustles: UK adults’ media and online lives revealed" A report that makes zero comment on con
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7mo ago
> Ofcom emitting anti-social media statements shouldn't surprise anyone at this point. Where was there anything in that story that was ant-social media?
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lonelyasacloud
7mo ago
Indeed, but more tractable for a person to address.
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7mo ago
The amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli with its marines will be arriving on station shortly [0]. The Iranian regime have been preparing for a fight with the Great Satan since it came to power. It will be a holy war for the Iranian regime s
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7mo ago
> For email and calendaring, Fastmail, although Her Majesty’s Australian government has strong overreach instincts. The Queen died of 8th September 2022.
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> In reality someone made a mistake. It can happen. It should be investigated. It should not deter from achieving the military objectives. There has been little planning and there are no sane military objectives beyond blow stuff up. How
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'Mainly, you fast fooded': Monzo UK bank under fire over 'shaming' year reviews
(theguardian.com)
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Bank criticised for tone of (AI) spending summaries, with one user complaining to ombudsman over ‘humiliating’ use of data
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8mo ago
> Trump: "The lives of American heroes may be lost, and we may have casualties - that often happens in war." Coming from President Bone Spurs ...
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>Anthropic's policy is full of contradictions. They are against mass-surveillance of Americans but they happily deal with Palantir.surveillance of Americans but they happily deal with Palantir. Palantr will also be subject to the s
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8mo ago
>just another marketing stunt What evidence on _Amodei_ and his actions leads to that conclusion?
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8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optimus_(robot)
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Interesting take. I'd assumed situation was other way around - largely based Apple's continued omission of desktop class functionality for macOS in SwiftUI e.g. tree view, multi-window, sensible undo support etc and addition of o
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Anthropic's safety-first ethos collided with The Pentagon
(scientificamerican.com)
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From the article ... Anthropic has drawn two red lines: no mass surveillance of Americans and no fully autonomous weapons ... OpenAI, Google and xAI—have agreed to loosen safeguards ... Pentagon has demanded that AI be available for “all la
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