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by mdhb 1y ago
I think it’s a reasonable observation that the large scale shifts don’t seem to have any relationship to the much more subtle difference in those public system prompts which makes me think that there are ADDITIONAL non public system prompts
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Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot is posting antisemitic comments(cnbc.com)
18 points by mdhb 1y ago|4 comments
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Huston Plan(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by mdhb 1y ago|0 comments
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by mdhb 1y ago
Also worth checking out is this project from Intel: https://github.com/intel/rohd/tree/main > The Rapid Open Hardware Development (ROHD) framework is a framework for describing and verifying hardware in th
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by mdhb 1y ago
I just came across this podcast in the last week after wondering what ever happened to the FARC and AUC (right wing death squads) after the peace deal. How did things end up playing out relative compared to what was expected and feared at t
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by mdhb 1y ago
It’s possible they interdicted this on a test run.
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by mdhb 1y ago
That’s a really smart idea, I don’t know why nobody thought of this or tried for multiple decades before.
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by mdhb 1y ago
Because a bunch of people have for inexplicable reasons tied their meaningful parts of their self identity to Elon and his grievance filled simplistic worldview and they get very very upset when flaws in it are pointed out and they respond
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by mdhb 1y ago
The balance of power hasn’t made that a logical argument for a long time now. Compare and contrast say the provisional IRA fighting the Brits to a stalemate in Northern Ireland for 30 years from the 70s-90s and then look at a modern equival
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by mdhb 1y ago
I mostly use it in a non Flutter context and yes, incredibly strong recommendation from me there too. It’s my new default language for the past few years for a reason.
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by mdhb 1y ago
You hit the nail on the head here, the “don’t piss inside the tent” policy is well understood by basically all Russian groups
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by mdhb 1y ago
I’ve genuinely never once met an Australian who wouldn’t laugh in your face if you were to read that statement to them and ask if they would prefer to live in the US.
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by mdhb 1y ago
In what universe is a post created by a new account with zero comments and a grand total of 2 votes over the course of 2 hours doing on the front page?
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Substack Is Having a Moment–Again. But Time Is Running Out(wired.com)
3 points by mdhb 1y ago|0 comments
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by mdhb 1y ago
How the fuck is this going to fly in Europe with the data privacy laws?
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The time is right for a DOM templating API(justinfagnani.com)
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by mdhb 1y ago
The lawsuit against them seemed particularly damning. I hope it costs them a huge amount of money.
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by mdhb 1y ago
Then you know… there’s the whole crimes against humanity thing from the ICC too…
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by mdhb 1y ago
For a company that has gone out of its way to repeatedly refuse to block straight up Nazi shit and a whole host of other scumbags stuff this is kind of wild but honestly tracks 100% with my perception of them based on observing Matthew Prin
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by mdhb 1y ago
The irony of this entire situation is that it actually all but guarantees large scale nuclear proliferation. It’s not that people were just too dumb or too scared to do something about it.
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by mdhb 1y ago
There is absolutely zero evidence that you can point to that credibly suggests this court would or has done anything like you’re describing.
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by mdhb 1y ago
Just walk up and ask them their name like a normal person rather than doing some creepy fucking surveillance on them from across the room.
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by mdhb 1y ago
I’m glad your mother found some use case for them but honestly day to day interactions on the street… if you think you can just walk around filming people 24/7 with no sense of consent while beaming all that shit back into metas digita
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by mdhb 1y ago
Europe also does have that for what it’s worth. Don’t let a statement from the head of the police talking about how encryption makes his job hard convince you otherwise.
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by mdhb 1y ago
Compared to whom exactly? Surely you don’t mean the country currently scanning the social media profiles of every foreigner in the country try looking for an excuse to kidnap them off the streets and throw them into a foreign torture chambe
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by mdhb 1y ago
I find it incredibly difficult to take Apples positions at face value that their primary reasons for not wanting to implement things comes down to privacy and not about trying to actively fuck up the web platform as a credible alternative t
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by mdhb 1y ago
Literally one of the questions from the FAQ on the homepage.
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by mdhb 1y ago
Happy hunting! Hope you’re able to deliver some really nice scoops safely with this in the future. It was actually really refreshing to see a news organisation take this seriously beyond just “here’s my signal”
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by mdhb 1y ago
Yeah besides that bit of feedback, I think the project is brilliant and actually has a lot of nice parts to it that go way beyond the technical aspects but really show a sophisticated understanding of what you actually want out of a real li
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by mdhb 1y ago
I love this as an idea, it reminds me a lot of when the CIA were caught making all those obscure websites like Star Wars fan sites etc that were really designed as covert communication systems. The guardian doesn’t call it that explicitly b

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