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by matkoniecz 6mo ago
Ask LLM.
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by matkoniecz 6mo ago
Maybe, but still a counterexample.
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by matkoniecz 6mo ago
And? Given how much typical oil rig produces this would not be a serious part of its production.
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by matkoniecz 6mo ago
Sounds really dubious to me. Tankers and pipelines are really efficient. I would not believe it at all without source. Maybe someone got confused by "transportation" altogether being major consumer?
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by matkoniecz 6mo ago
> PV solar plus batteries: ALL THE WAY. how much this would cost for the same guaranteed power output? would it be more or less than 21B? how it would look like in areas that have winter with snow?
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by matkoniecz 6mo ago
> Why use someone's project when you can just have the robot write your own? Iff it is doable, then it would be worth considering it as alternative. > It also stimulates the labor economy, because you have lots of people everywhe
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by matkoniecz 6mo ago
> No one reads docs, or goes through tests. I regularly do both when trying to use library, especially unfamiliar to me.
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by matkoniecz 6mo ago
> Is it really that much effort to maintain something? yes see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47921198 for start
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
Probably beats being in denial over it and pretending you like it. And identifying problem you dislike is a good first step to find a strategy to solve it at least in part.
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
Even if it is impossible to win, I am still feeling bad about it. And at this point it is more about how large space will be usable and how much will be bot-controlled wasteland. I prefer spaces important for me to survive.
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
> a few seconds won't be a big deal it is not that slow
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
How that stops Claude from removing hook and then running command anyway?
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
> How can people be so naive as to run something like Claude anywhere other than in a strictly locked down sandbox that has no access to anything but the single git repo they are working on (and certainly no creds to push code)? Because
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Ask HN: Have you broke you OpenStreetMap Foundation tiles by blocking referer?
2 points by matkoniecz 7mo ago|0 comments
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
This should not be assumed to be available in case of a war. See say https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/leading-satellite-firm-hol... > Planet Labs PBC, a leading provider of high resolution images taken from space,
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
No, it would be wide area. Like delay covering entire area of war. See say https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/leading-satellite-firm-hol... > Planet Labs PBC, a leading provider of high resolution images taken from s
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
Worth noting that it was entirely legal do so, due to fair use rules.
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
What if US government bans US-based companies from selling pictures within area where carrier operates? (of all "national security" reasons these is one of more reasonable ones)
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
That relies on transponders which can be switched of if decision is taken to do so.
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
What if US government bans US-based companies from selling pictures within area where carrier operates? (of all "national security" reasons these is one of more reasonable ones)
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
This capability is available only to few countries on planet. Not all of them.
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
> Instead, certainty of enforcement is the most salient factor. hodgehog11 is proposing effectively no enforcement
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
Luckily I avoided extensions before switching to VS Codium. Glad to hear that I am avoiding Microsoft's spam.
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by matkoniecz 7mo ago
Insanely stupid restrictions on residential construction make it easier.
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by matkoniecz 8mo ago
So far I updated from "meh, not useful" to "scary, not useful". If it would be useful I would continue to use it, but at this point I would not use even if it would be free, not proprietary and not funding replacing me.
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by matkoniecz 8mo ago
> OpenAI's concept of "capability overhang" note that this concept was not invented by OpenAI
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by matkoniecz 8mo ago
So far I have not seen much skill gain from using LLM extensively. Maybe I will be replaced by matrix multiplication in my job, but if I need to use LLM at some point I expect little benefit from starting now. Yes, I tried to use Claude Cod
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by matkoniecz 8mo ago
Yes, I posted some stupid stuff as teenager and later. I never in my life were mocking and making fun out of other people for trusting me, or equivalent. I also never run company that knowingly ruined multitude of lives and social interacti
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by matkoniecz 8mo ago
I do the same, but put it as a comment on top of generated file. (So far I have not used LLMs to generate code larger than fitting in one file.) Overall idea is that I modify and tweak prompt, and keep starting new LLM sessions and dispose
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by matkoniecz 8mo ago
> but I'm not convinced that anyone's doing that. You are underestimating what kind of evil things people had done and will do. This was in fact done. > Even if you build in a self destruction mechanism to landmines(1), this

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