naishoya

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by naishoya 6d ago
You think so? How much actual time have you spent without power, pumped water, climate control, phone service, refrigerated food supply, or fuel in a tropical climate? Me, nine years. Intentionally. In a location far enough from populatio
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by naishoya 7d ago
I would advise: reach out to your clients directly. Be happy that they chose to purchase from you, explain that delays are happening due to the rapid increase in popularity, thank them for this opportunity to learn about international busi
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by naishoya 7d ago
> ... that even large established companies may quite literally "die out" because there is nobody left that knows how to operate them? We are already seeing this in the catastrophic system failures at major Japanese mega-banks
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by naishoya 7d ago
> Do those at the top not feel any social obligation to ensure continuation of Japanese society beyond serving their own selfish needs? I would refer you to: The Psychological Consequences of Money by Kathleen D. Vohs, Nicole L. Mead, an
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by naishoya 7d ago
My cousin, D. used to work in a National Park and had an international intern worker C. who decided to walk to work every morning through the park. D. had warned her to be cautious of mountain lions in that area. One morning D. was drivi
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by naishoya 7d ago
One might argue that a guard dog may be inherently easier to bribe with a treat, or cower with bluster. A trained attack cat is a far scarier proposition, given the speed, sharpness, and number of 'utility knives' they have at th
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by naishoya 8d ago
＞Japanese culture and work culture is very hierarchical/top down. This, and the 'rise or climb to the top' is more about seniority and social standing than anything else, especially at large Japanese conglomerates. The resul
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by naishoya 10d ago
Andrew Auernheimer is an indefensible malicious dipshit, by definition. However, his charges were vacated by a higher court a little over a year after he was incarcerated, and he is now "free range troll". So, is case is not ill
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by naishoya 12d ago
The base is mass produced; and you are conflating 'vanity' stamps available as souvenirs with the registered official seals for banking and formal business. Anyone can trivially buy a stamp matching all the other toy stamps for t
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by naishoya 14d ago
Or exists in a zero-day bug in lean that has been built into the source code explicitly to provide access to a non-obvious malicious proof via contributions submitted by unassociated, unwitting developers who used the same LLM infrastructur
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by naishoya 14d ago
> I doubt OpenAI would be so foolish as to not do a cursory vetting Significant evidence exists that they have in the past been at least, if not more, foolish as to not perform even minimal not-approaching the boundary of cursory vetting
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by naishoya 14d ago
There might be the reason your biology prof is uninformed; using 'conversations' with Claude as a source of any expectation of to be informed about misbehaviour of the organization where these escapes occur is like expecting the H
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by naishoya 14d ago
ok, that is informative and much more substantial than calling him 'not accredited.' I appreciate the clarification. That his writings are unscientific, and that the accredited professionals who were his coauthors have lost tenur
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by naishoya 15d ago
The fact is these companies are aware that there are jobs which can be cut and not impact overall productivity, that is part of the motive behind the industry layoffs. However, in too many cases they involve middle management in the process
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by naishoya 15d ago
I expect they are slowing down in an attempt to keep from having those models improve to the point where they can effectively escape unassisted into the wild.
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by naishoya 16d ago
some use "not accredited" as a pejorative term. Lets not forget that the 'Fermat's Last Theorem' which has been pretty visible for the non-math crowd of late due to the recent AI frenzy about a purported proof was b
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by naishoya 17d ago
or, don't participate in the funding of the Nerd Reich DHH Nazism Funded by 1Password VP Who Wrote "Honest Security" (flyingpenguin.com) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49576549
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by naishoya 17d ago
And the paid policy still relies on two unproven conditions: is 'trust me bro' sufficiently strong guarantee against doing this in spite of a setting, and can the hosting organization constrain the models against engaging in this
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by naishoya 17d ago
>The huggingface incident isn't widely reported and digested yet ... It is pretty widely reported, and is being digested in an ongoing manner as more details become public. One entry point into the scenery from a month ago can be fo
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by naishoya 17d ago
Right you are. It's little a bit warm for my personal taste, but sure, for a 10 to 15 minute session, ok. It was late, and I was thinking more of the 90F as not even as hot as normal outdoors for many parts of the globe.
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by naishoya 17d ago
I think there is an argument that the machines did not actually solve N-S, but rather directly plagiarized those solutions from the involved researchers while said researchers were using the machines as 'research tools'. Ongoing p
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by naishoya 18d ago
weird huh, in neither system does 90 degrees make for a useful sauna. that's either lukewarm, or cooking temp.
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by naishoya 18d ago
Strange to make such assumptions about my perspectives. I was simply explaining a foreign culture where removing shoes when coming indoors, and In confused that somehow my familiarity with these traditions is somehow indicative of my life e
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by naishoya 18d ago
That is frightening. I barely survived, and I mean that in the strictest sense, barely surviving and years long recovery from being struck by an intoxicated driver in a station wagon while crossing the street at a well marked intersection
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by naishoya 18d ago
In three hours what was learned was to be extremely dangerous in traffic, not how to drive. This is also true of any 16 or 17 year old with 20 hours of driving instruction. Mastering the correct connections between situational awareness, un
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by naishoya 19d ago
In Tokyo, or in the countryside?
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by naishoya 19d ago
> But your feet or clean looking shoes? Equally dirty. Absolutely not equally dirty unless you have FILTHY feet. If so, take a bath.
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by naishoya 19d ago
No, you actually step out of your shoes an up to a wooden platform which shoes never trod. And yes, the top and even many middle level dining establishments in Japan actually do require guests to leave their street shoes in an entry way, c
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by naishoya 19d ago
> when was the last time you stepped on feces? Try this , when was the last time you stepped somewhere that had previously been stepped on by someone who had walked on a spot which had been stepped on by someone who may have stepped on a
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by naishoya 19d ago
um, pretty much, yes. Even when it looks like a laced up tennis shoe, closer examination of an 'outdoor' shoe will show that it has been stomped into and slipped out of many times. If it is a sports use, i.e. basketball or other g

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