mitxela

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601.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Why? There can't be an open source app to enable the camera without the light?
602.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Could you make your own HN?
603.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Paperclip maximizers are just corporations, we already have them
604.
by mitxela 1mo ago
yeah that's definitely scientist. The two are easy to conflate since they both deal with manipulating reality to make it do things we want, but science focuses on understanding the reality itself and engineering focuses on getting it t
605.
by mitxela 1mo ago
What's the original joke?
606.
by mitxela 1mo ago
This'll go identically to bitcoin mining, which is literally a computer that you plug in and it makes money. The big ASIC manufacturers were running their own ASICs in-house until they were no longer profitable. Then, they would sell t
607.
by mitxela 1mo ago
You mean stealing the chat logs of a researcher who was solving a niche mathematical conjecture, completing the last step and calling the whole thing their own.
608.
by mitxela 1mo ago
That's how I understood it! Clever hack. You'll get more varied ideas by using many different seeds, than if you didn't use a seed and just asked the LLM in a fresh context.
609.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Reminds me of the early internet, the whole declaration of cyberspace thing, the fantasy of information freedom.
610.
by mitxela 1mo ago
And they made money on all of these stages, except for online poker.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
CEOs already don't want to be contacted by customers and sales departments are fully AI.
612.
by mitxela 1mo ago
> The [Congress] explicitly allows non-state owned enterprises like [Google] and the manufacturers on it to compete; that’s their whole point within the system, and they operate within the regulatory environment setup to promote the [cur
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by mitxela 1mo ago
There are no general-purpose ASICs, it's like saying a hot ice cube.
614.
by mitxela 1mo ago
xcancel wasn't actually forced to suspend its service. It got two increasingly threatening C&Ds, but nothing actually happened to it, and the creator took it offline in an abundance of caution.
615.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Only in financial word games, not technically.
616.
by mitxela 1mo ago
What is press publisher's right?
617.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Do you actually need that news?
618.
by mitxela 1mo ago
It's definitely that programmers don't understand law.
619.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Example: https://nitter.kareem.one/google
620.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Can't you still read with a banned account?
621.
by mitxela 1mo ago
They didn't release the ranking algorithm as open source, but they released enough of a pretense that people got some hints, and we know that whether a post is by Elon Musk is one of the most important ranking factors.
622.
by mitxela 1mo ago
If you find yourself either ignoring or logging in to view Instagram posts, then yes. But history is path dependent, and this problem mainly occurs on X.
623.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Review the code then. The set of domains changes based on your preferences.
624.
by mitxela 1mo ago
In the time before xcancel, nobody was aware of xcancel, that's correct.
625.
by mitxela 1mo ago
How is posting on wordpress.com or tumblr.com any different from posting on x.com?
626.
by mitxela 1mo ago
How would you define it so the internet wouldn't also be considered a third-party platform?
627.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Speech is more free when there are less barriers to receiving it.
628.
by mitxela 1mo ago
That is the Musk philosophy - if you disagree with him, you can say it but nobody will hear it. This is functionally the same as you not being able to say it.
629.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Is there a difference between downranking "gas the Jews" and downranking "trans women are women", or are those both equally bad censorship?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Be the change to want to see. Mirror their tweets on cityname.com

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