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OpenAI violated Canadian privacy laws, federal and provincial watchdogs say
(betakit.com)
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Well like most rich guys, I have an assistant, so I don't need or use "agents" - maybe my assistant could learn to use "agents" - but her core competency isn't, nor should it be, learning to use AI agents in an
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5mo ago
So basically you didn’t ask your original question in good faith. Got it. Thanks for wasting my time.
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Any business can be run in a shady manner if the human decided. One fully automated business I think could exist and might be useful is apartment/condo rental. I'd pay a business $100 for a proper report on the rentals available i
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I did a very hack job version of this as your question got me curious, but again, not at all a rigorous test. I took my resume and had an LLM re-write the exec summary, then changed the names of the business to comparable ones and gave one
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5mo ago
FWIW, HSBC USA Mastercard uses 3D secure if it's something you want and you're in the states.
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I have dyslexia and in high school learning my lines for plays was really hard but I loved doing plays, so I recorded myself saying my lines on tape (yah, I'm old) and used double cassette to fill 2 tapes with them, then run them over
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But a robot doing closed loop RL in the world is its own mapmaker, no? I feel like you'd need to answer: At what point does a system whose representations are shaped by its own causal history with the world, stop counting as a mere sim
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UAE/Saudi tension over quotas predates it by years, but certainly gave a good excuse to execute leaving.
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I'm 60% towards green, and my turquoise is green, but I don't actually understand what the 60% means for me...60% of people agree with me the greens are green?
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Canadian AI Firm Cohere to Merge with Germany's Aleph Alpha
(financialpost.com)
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Yeah I had a giggle about that also. He argues: “cloud abstractions are the wrong shape”, then what they actually ship is: a different abstraction, with even more hidden constraints. I'm very curious how they deal with subscription lev
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Reasonable people can disagree - I think you made some good points, I've been sitting for the last 20 minutes wondering where the DoF at 32 on a 100 runs out, maybe you're right I'm not 100% sure. The prompt I did mostly to s
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Yeah I dunno bud, I have a degree in film and three Emmy awards for technical production (an expert), I could shoot that prompt (unlike the so called "expert" in the skit). Canon EF 100mm Macro USM at f32 should be able to produce
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Thanks, I need to get off Zight, they used to be such an nice option for fast file share but they've really suffered some of the worst enshittification I've seen yet.
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Here is my regular "hard prompt" I use for testing image gen models: "A macro close-up photograph of an old watchmaker's hands carefully replacing a tiny gear inside a vintage pocket watch. The watch mechanism is partial
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Yeah that's my mistake - Sorry! I just went back and and re-read this tweet: https://x.com/theo/status/2045870216555499636?s=20 - I had read it as via their Linear/GitHub - I should have known better and
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As far as I recall it stared in 2014 or so, yes metrics could/were still gamed, but there was still a belief in VC that OSS projects could turn into Red Hats. First I heard of it was when a VC told me they were "looking for the ne
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I don't watch his content, but I felt comfortable posting his link as I believe he's generally considered a reputable guy? His tweets sometimes come up in my for you tab and he seems reasonable and knowledgable generally? Maybe I&
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https://x.com/theo/status/2045871215705747965 - "Everything I know about this hack suggests it could happen to any host" He also suggests in another post that Linear and GitHub could also be pwned? Eithe
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10178989 https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so...
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I am autistic and I also enjoy the sharp edges, I rub my wrists up and down them sometimes and generally play with them, I find it very satisfying. I also suspect the laptop might not be as easy to carry around when open if edges were rou
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I could imagine if you where friends with someone and a bunch of their friends suddenly and mysteriously died, personally, I wouldn't kill that friend, but I might call the cops.
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Here is the paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adz4944 - it's interesting. I noticed there was a respiratory epidemic that killed 25 chimps naturally quickly, one would imagine that would have
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Civil war among wild chimpanzees
(science.org)
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https://cdn.sanity.io/files/btop3zhg/production/6cdd8502a5fd... Closest thing I could find poking around. Here is an example of one of their core growth plan items from the strategy above: "Social Media
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If you're into rats, here is a playlist with 6+ hours of rats doing tricks: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGThSDBAdLEKFkcKeHc0D... Rats are so awesome, we just need to GMO them to live longer.
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CRTC website down due to expired certificate
(crtc.gc.ca)
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They tried all sorts with me in school, I seem to recall it's related to trying to add shadow to hint to the brain the direction the letter should be etc. I found it more annoying than helpful. Probably a very unpopular opinion but I t
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Funny because I have dyslexia and read excreting power as exerting power, and then had to read your "Exerting" underneath 4 times to understand the mistake. I guess it's the phonics, dyslexia is so weird tho, ha.
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