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lukan
4mo ago
There are still plenty of religious cults out there if that is your thing, probably more than have ever been. Otherwise the "misfits" are nowdays also organizing themself to indeed fit somewhere and don't just accept to be ou
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lukan
4mo ago
"Not one in a million is fit for it" But one every 2 million? It does not sound too libertarian to me, but I've known monarchist libertarians, so it is a spectrum I think.
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lukan
4mo ago
That sounds a bit totalitarian.
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lukan
4mo ago
It will, otherwise Antrophic will eventually have to leave the US. And I don't think they want that.
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lukan
4mo ago
"I do not think this is somehow a 3D chess move by Anthropic" But it seems likely that they took this possibility into account - and that they now prominently and unremovable show the "Fable not avaiable" (link - governm
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lukan
4mo ago
Ok, trying it out now from my PC. Nice, one can even go into second dancefloors, in a tent (with youtube that I can influence) but there movement could be polished. But I like the idea.
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lukan
4mo ago
I .. don't get it. (And don't want to sign up to find out) What am I looking at? People raving online? (Or letting their avatars do it) But there are real people mixed in, so those are the real DJ's?
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lukan
4mo ago
Depends on what kind of blacklist you want to end up.
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lukan
4mo ago
I would argue annas archive is a pretty good library.
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lukan
4mo ago
Where did they say that?
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lukan
4mo ago
So fantasy novels aren't a great playbook for actual government? Too bad that too many people are still heavily influenced by this.
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lukan
4mo ago
So .. who is the trueborn king today? I believe there is no shortage of aspirants.
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lukan
4mo ago
The mayan calendar ended/started a new. So apparently the doomsday did happen, we just did not really notice while being distracted with our new gadgets ...
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lukan
4mo ago
And big pictures. Oh wait, I think those are called comics. And the really short ones are children picture books. You know, because small children don't have the concentration to focus on longer stories.
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lukan
4mo ago
Until you learn the trick to see that only the ones with the glowing eyes are alive ... But yes, they overdid that and should probably have made more variations.
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lukan
4mo ago
"The first time we got to the skeleton that comes to life and fights you, my heart was absolutely pounding. I didn't expect that kind of thing from a game, and you walk past a few other skeletons that don't move at all so the
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lukan
4mo ago
"Like they need some kind of grounding." A robot body, to really feel the world and get real feedback? We are working on it. Also on automating the whole production pipeline. Right now a "evil" LLM could indeed not do mu
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lukan
4mo ago
"Was there a point to this article?" To tell us that he cannot focus.
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lukan
4mo ago
I would argue that ancient Egypt was a bit more distant to modern Egypt, than cold war germany to modern germany. My main argument is, I have memories from that time. But in this case the answer seems simply, in germany the stuff was rotten
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lukan
5mo ago
"I don't really feel like elaborating." Yes, maybe not the right place anyway. I agree that Covid initiated a accelerated downward spiral, but for me the turning point was already 9/11 and everything that followed.
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lukan
5mo ago
"The world has truly, collectively, lost its fucking mind." What time you have in mind, that was really better? (I believe the 90s were at least way more optimistic)
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lukan
5mo ago
It is almost as if gasoline is not a total safe material either.
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lukan
5mo ago
Indeed, unfortunately it often is not. (English is not my first language, but I believe not every product is a commercial product - but just a term for a working result)
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lukan
5mo ago
Benchmarks about the superior programming language? You mean benchmarks about the programming language that produce the fastest code? That is not really the same.
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lukan
5mo ago
Both models can exists? If elite ivory towers produce working products people will use, great.
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lukan
5mo ago
You mean because l337 circles could form better this way? I think it's great that the barriers are dropping for less technical skilled people to manifest their visions, but we will have to figure out better ways to find the gold among
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lukan
5mo ago
"this is an early experiment in carrying out an Xz attack by using an agent to build trust" Is this confirmed? There is the message from somebody claiming to be the original contributer claiming to have been hacked, but that was w
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lukan
5mo ago
For this use case, of finding related threads, I thought he wrote not special tools, but rather uses just https://hn.algolia.com/
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lukan
5mo ago
Yeah, my dad is like this. But even just for one screw I am at least 10x faster with the electric option. But I also achieve faster HTMl with vanilla and never touched react, so .. I will continue to stick with using the right tool for the
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lukan
5mo ago
If those web developers fail a critical government service, or online pharmacy or financial service, it can mess up peoples life pretty badly as well.
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