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by narrator 9mo ago
Fair point actually. touché.
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by narrator 9mo ago
This reminds me about how Soulja Boy just used a cracked copy of Fruity Loops and a cheap microphone and recorded all his songs that made him millions.[1] Edit: Ok this was a big team of VFX producers who did this. Still, prices are comin
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by narrator 9mo ago
What "Star Trek Academy" that Paramount just put out did to the Star Trek franchise is what I'm expecting them to do to Dilbert.
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by narrator 9mo ago
You can hate the United States all you want, memorize your little red book of Mao, but you still can't become a naturalized citizen in China cause you aren't Chinese by blood.
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by narrator 9mo ago
However, you can't emigrate to China. There are less than 20,000 naturalized citizens in the whole country. You will always be a barbarian, bro.
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by narrator 9mo ago
The code that's assembling the context to send to the LLM and gating its access to tools can check these deterministically.
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by narrator 9mo ago
I think what we have to do is making each piece of context have a permission level. That context that contains our AWS key is not permitted to be used when calling evil.com webservices. Claude will look at all the permissions used to crea
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by narrator 9mo ago
I always said that Apple does not have the cloud GPU power to deliver a good AI experience to their huge customer base, no matter how good their developers are. They have to find someone with a lot of GPUs that can handle the workload, and
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by narrator 9mo ago
The tokens cost the same in Bangalore as they do in San Francisco. The robots will be able to make stuff in San Francisco just as well as they do in Bangalore. The only thing that will matters is natural resource availability and who has m
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by narrator 9mo ago
Non-performing loans of state-owned entities get bought by asset management companies (AMCs) with AMC liabilities. People's Bank of China liquifies AMC Liabilities so the banks keep lending.[1] AMCs often then can't pay because t
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by narrator 9mo ago
How they do financial bailouts by printing their own debt-free money and having fine-grained control of the banking system is also something that the west doesn't do.
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by narrator 10mo ago
Hughes had untreated syphilis. He was highly promiscuous before modern antibiotics and he paid for it.
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by narrator 10mo ago
Hey, with all the de-industrializing Europe has been doing, everything is now made in China and the only decision western civilization has to make is how do we equally distribute those goods. I mean why do absolutely anything if they just d
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by narrator 10mo ago
The haters on here are ridiculous. If everyone who ever had a product that failed in the market was called a fraud on HN then probably almost everyone would be. SpaceX failed on their first three launches. All the haters here would have
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by narrator 10mo ago
Another example of leftists not understanding things that are obvious. Just because you're protesting doesn't mean you can do things that would be illegal if you weren't protesting. That I have to explain this to you is rea
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by narrator 10mo ago
I can imagine why they redact the reports so much: Elon hating NGOs would gladly pay a lawyer to spend as much time suing Tesla for each crash, even if completely frivolously and with no hope of recouping any of the time and money spent, a
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by narrator 10mo ago
What ever happened to Hudson/Jenkins? That was the full featured CI/CD solution before github actions.
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by narrator 10mo ago
You should read F.A Hayek's essay on The Paradox of Savings [1]. Creation of capital like factories, education creating new specialists, or new processes lowers the cost of production and leads to real economic progress. Excessive sp
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by narrator 10mo ago
Wait till the robots arrive. That they will know how to do a vast range of human skills, some that people train their whole lives for, will surprise people the most. The future shock I get from Claude Code, knowing how long stuff takes th
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by narrator 10mo ago
If no outsider can't explain why the expert is right and the non-expert is wrong, besides saying they're not an expert, then it certainly has the appearance of being a mystical power of the expert. After all, mysticism requires o
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by narrator 10mo ago
What you are witnessing is the process of "mystification" where it requires an "expert" annointed by some organization to interpret arbitrary criteria to make a politically or economically important determination that ca
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by narrator 10mo ago
This is why when I see an obviously stupid take on X repeated almost verbatim by multiple accounts I mute those accounts.
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by narrator 10mo ago
Everyone can shape mass preferences because propaganda campaigns previously only available to the elite are now affordable. e.g Video production.
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by narrator 11mo ago
Well I could do a web search and read all the thousands of articles about social media censorship in Britian and write an essay on it with grammar errors, or I could go on here and blame Israel like the OP, because that's just what I&#
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by narrator 11mo ago
I just asked AI what the thousands of arrests for social media posts so far are for and it didn't say anti-semetic content. It said it's largely targeted at anti-immigrant, gender-critical, and being mean to politicians comments.
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by narrator 11mo ago
The glitchy stuff in the model reasoning is likely to come from the constant redefinition of words that communists and other ideologues like to engage in. For example "People's Democratic Republic of Korea."
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by narrator 11mo ago
Pliney the Liberator jailbroke it in no time. Not sure if this applies to prompt injection: https://x.com/elder_plinius/status/1993089311995314564
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by narrator 11mo ago
I've read political books from the 70s. Nothing has changed at all in politics since then. Just what was going on in San Francisco at the time took over the whole country. The last big change was the death of Stalin. He was a genuin
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by narrator 11mo ago
This will happen in the real world when the robot mass production gets going. We'll climb the exponential till we run into the resource limits of the planet at meteoric speed. Yes, the regulators will try and manage it, but eventually
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by narrator 11mo ago
People don't get that Apple would need an enormous data center buildout to provide a good AI experience on their millions of deployed devices. Google is in the exascale datacenter buildout business, while Apple isn't.

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