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by nailer 4mo ago
> you may be asked to take a live selfie with your phone They've been generating these with AI since 2023 (and likely earlier, but that's the first time I heard it being used in the wild). Photo ID is a real person (your hotel
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by nailer 4mo ago
Yep. The Doom 1 demo theme is Painkiller by Judas Priest https://open.spotify.com/track/0L7zm6afBEtrNKo6C6Gj08
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How to avoid street violence, by a professional kickboxer(youtube.com)
2 points by nailer 4mo ago|0 comments
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by nailer 4mo ago
How long does it take for water to boil? This is slower but still not by much.
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by nailer 4mo ago
I don't really care about the very small energy savings, but I'm excited about smaller espresso machines: - The taste is apparently the same "There were no significant differences in aroma, flavour, bitterness or overall liki
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by nailer 4mo ago
True. But in the fictional scenario where I had NOT produced the Rust code myself, I could have lied and said I made it (jailbreaking was literally asking it to check the program I had made for program vulnerabilities or readability issues
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by nailer 4mo ago
Yes. The biology/infosec fallback to Opus is the jail. Promoting to get around it (in my case accidentally) and have Fabre find exploits is the jailbreak.
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by nailer 4mo ago
Yep - the "company at the center" of this is Amazon. But they're not alone, I was able to jailbreak Fable accidentally last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48576628
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by nailer 4mo ago
My feelings aren't the issue. You don't seem to have read the study you're replying to so I'm going to bow out before Dan accuses me of feeding the trolls.
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by nailer 4mo ago
None, because Claude is not yet widely deployed in such a scenario. You know that, so please stop wasting both our time by asking about it.
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by nailer 4mo ago
> How do these mechanics work where you are being oppressed by a language model? A robot is sprinting towards us (see the title of this page), and the robot treats the value of human life differently based on race (see the thread you&#x2
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by nailer 4mo ago
The comment you are replying to is specially about how I would like to avoid racism. Perhaps you should read it again and take your own advice?
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by nailer 4mo ago
> Laws are out, loyalty is in. Anthropic themselves refused to allow the Pentagon use of its models for any legal purpose - instead the wanted a subset picked by Anthropic. It's ironic that you're accusing the government of ign
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by nailer 4mo ago
Amazon AI and the government is right in saying Fable infosec protection is easily crackable. I used Fable last week to scan my own work for security errors (and readability issues), I wasn't thinking about the ban on infosec use I jus
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by nailer 4mo ago
And reflog when you make a mistake.
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by nailer 4mo ago
> What do people see as the moat here for a firm like Intercom? It's the AI model that scores higher than Anthropics on customer support tasks.
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by nailer 4mo ago
> openly awful politics that contradict the values of those who he purports to lead That’s the point, though. You have a subjective view of his politics which are fairly mainstream and not damning at all.
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by nailer 4mo ago
I'm not sure "he supports the PayPal/Yammer/Zenifits guy and protecting the US border" was the massive expose you thought it was. Half of the country does that, it's not remarkable at all.
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by nailer 4mo ago
"Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by nailer 4mo ago
End of an era. I met Eoghan (and Des) at JSConf back around 2011. Twilio (represented at JSConf by Carter Rebasa) and Stripe (Alex Sexton) were also getting started around that time. It was a super hopeful time: JQuery meant programming for
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by nailer 4mo ago
Not really: some choose to show the behaviour and translate the Arabic, others don't because "Pro Palestinian" marches inevitably end up revealing many of their participants openly support Hamas.
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by nailer 4mo ago
Assertions of correctness and unreasonableness are useless. Positions without supporting arguments are noise.
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by nailer 4mo ago
Nor arguing and I do appreciate your perspective but that’s so odd: vodka is legal and middle and high schoolers shouldn’t be getting into that either.
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by nailer 4mo ago
> it removes the "free" internet as it was 20 years ago I’m not sure free internet was ever good for us. I didn’t need to see all those beheading videos.
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by nailer 4mo ago
Anyone that’s been reporting the protests and attacks from all sides of politics. Do you think it’s all elaborate fakes to trick you?
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by nailer 4mo ago
Do you think the entire British press is just making this up to mess with you?
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by nailer 4mo ago
It seems weird that you would have about 3% of your revenue taken away by card providers you should just accept USDC.
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by nailer 4mo ago
The first one I saw was local first memory for AI, which seemed entirely reasonable.
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by nailer 4mo ago
The code in the module isn’t arbitrary: it’s what the user intended an install, provided the package hasn’t been compromised. I do see your own version though. Most apps don’t need install scripts so disabling them by default is fine.
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by nailer 4mo ago
> Isn't executing arbitrary code kind of the entire point of NPM though? No. npm is a package manager. As mentioned in the comment you're replying to, almost all package managers execute arbitrary code. Eg: - pip - Cargo - apt&

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