motbus3

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by motbus3 5mo ago
> It's the moral right of people in a democracy to control the flow of people to limit cultural change. Tell me what is changing about American culture. I am curious to know.
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by motbus3 5mo ago
I wonder why all of this
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by motbus3 5mo ago
He was once president or something of a Country Club where he only let the rich to go. It was kinda lame cause he kept bullying some foreigner workers for no reason. He was in charge until people noted he was even more senile than the previ
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by motbus3 5mo ago
My grandpa is almost 80 years old. He blatantly complains about stuff he doesn't understand but because he was once a big shot he think he does. He takes decisions almost as random as a 20 side dice but the numbers are just options and
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by motbus3 5mo ago
The owner of my company is not litigious guy. He already seek block copied content other times but he won't dive into a battle with people much richer than him.
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by motbus3 5mo ago
They copy books illegally by scanning the pages and try to hide the whole thing under 3rd party companies. They care 0 about the law. I suspect I know why now.
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by motbus3 5mo ago
They fake user agent, they throttle or go slow and even try to emulate mouse movements. I am not kidding that they had the audacity of doing 270k pages in a single day and they returned multiple days.
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by motbus3 5mo ago
About a year ago OpenAI crawled and go DDOS level the company I work. Even despite the robots.txt not allowing it, and despite some recaptcha we could assemble in time. We found our data in the outputs of their models but who can do anythin
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by motbus3 5mo ago
It allows data do be compressed into the weights and the mere coincidence of certain strings of a book will make it spit the full book
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Which burrito? The one which couldn't be mad because there is not food?
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Time to de google
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by motbus3 5mo ago
i think we should not think they are gullible but they want to make they think they are. they want a message through and the message is that they are creating a threat and they will use it.
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Nothing like the final blow to takeover the businesses they stole all the content from.
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by motbus3 5mo ago
I really like the guy, but he has terrible friends. That reminds me about Don Quijote "Dime con quién andas, y decirte he quién eres."
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by motbus3 5mo ago
I think soon there will be ways to trick this models and I think when it happens it will be yet another layer like aslr These models seems completely unbeatable only in the ads. There are 100+ times way someone puts Hindi Yoda talk In Mors
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Not exactly. You are supposed to be emitting certain pollution rates, certain speed limits, keep your car in order. All the rest is the brand convincing you that you need to pay them more for things you already paid, like heated seats. Don&
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Will this turn into be a blow to anyone who gains access to the hardware paid with own money?
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by motbus3 5mo ago
It would need to be Bill-anthropic which somehow sounds much like it
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Im sure all these layoffs will increase profit hence taxes right?
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by motbus3 5mo ago
They basically force yourself to register to their service go allow your emails to be possibly analyzed. It takes dozens or hundreds of emails to warm up a single self hosted email account
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Yeah! I can't believe people know basics about cartels, trusts and dumping.
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by motbus3 5mo ago
> They've essentially gotten roped into maintaining a huge chunk of internet infrastructure, for free What you mean for free? First, they have all the data they get from you. They now track you even when you are not using your phon
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Does it really count? Honest question. I mean, if I interview a candidate who put such thing on the CV, it wouldn't matter, but if it did, I would make 300% sure to ask him all the ins and outs. I think it would be plain stupid to expo
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by motbus3 5mo ago
We learned from the past litellm security incident that there are tons of compromised/fake GitHub stars (which was known from the past due to the star farms) I don't see vibe coders trying to push PRs in good faith in a old emulat
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Not really... They can control direct sales by controlling discounts. See what is happening on all major store chains. They have a original price that is frequently discounted so they don't say they are increasing prices. See Sony PS s
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by motbus3 5mo ago
Instead of telling llm the full command line to do the tests, add a script run_tests.sh, same for linting or whatever. Output errors to a file and only output the filename when there are errors to check. Add a hook of your preference to run
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by motbus3 5mo ago
I think your argument makes sense but my understanding is that adding the document to the context and spitting it back is prone to corruption in any scenario. I think this is closely related to other sources saying that even if you have hug
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by motbus3 5mo ago
I wonder if they remove encryption how can they ensure who are the authors. Will they still apply all the certificates?
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by motbus3 5mo ago
I will tell you all something. For months, I've read all blog posts by anthropic and used Claude code for couple of big projects. I used every single trick in the books. I went all way to organise and measure. For somethings I measured
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by motbus3 5mo ago
It is understandable but you can also use a simpler browser for common things and use chrome for banking or things like that

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