neuroticnews25

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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Btw, seeing how far right people with a megaphone in the town square looked and acted (and hearing the AI music they blasted) made me more convinced they're degenerate trash than any censorship ever could.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
No, it's not.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
What if the space becomes a bit of an echo chamber when it comes to some topic and a person shows up with wildly different views, asks sharp questions and it becomes clear the community not used to having its beliefs argued doesn't hav
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
People openly signaling they don't care about your feelings and rules are rarely missed. But as a former antisocial outcast myself, I always try to be nice to everyone and show them the light, prefer warnings to kicks and kicks to bans
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
>Bend just serves as a useful example of my general point regarding vibe-coding as it is recent, high-profile, and has aspects that make it easy to use as an example. I don’t know anything about the author’s history with designing langua
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Every place I ever join is declared a shadow of its former self shortly after, it's like a curse.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Anti immediate-tech-progess-as-primary-objective?
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
>community can rearrange You're describing an improvised surgery on a living organism. Developing a complex system involving humans that is productive and doesn't collapse is extremely hard, so if it ain't broke don't
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
FWIW it didn't sound accusatory to me, it made me think the anti tech people might have a point.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
I always struggle to understand such an anthropic principle type of reasoning. >If any past apocalyptic prediction had been true, you would not have been around to write this sentence and we would not have been around to read it So what?
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
This comment frames it like he's a known vibecoder, is he?
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Violating terms of use is not illegal.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
"We must protect the AAPL stockholders from the irrationality of the AAPL stockholders"?
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
>If competition is somehow the opposite of "centuries of traditions of open science", and "mathematics has always been highly competitive", then open science is neither sufficient or necessary for the future of mathem
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Does poster karma boost the post in any way?
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Are robots and bioweapons really the threat that AI-doomers focus on? What about stuxnet-type attacks on all the critical infrastructure? Generally destroying is much easier than creating.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Have you heard about the free energy principle and free energy model of emotions? In this model, all brain does is minimize the prediction error, so all values and beliefs are bayesian priors by necessity.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Obvioulsy not true for all the arguments, only a subset of those not worth having.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Why would a huge industrial scale investment be in anybody's backyard? Is this a US thing? It seems intuitive it belongs in a sparsly populated area.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
What i meant is analyze fixes for already reported and fixed vulnerabilities before the updated version is pushed to users.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
I would guess it's now trivial for attackers to have an llm analyse every new commit to chromium repo linking to an issue that's 403 for security reasons, but maybe I'm missing something.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
For example if you have 2 equally likely tokens to choose from you can pick the one specified by a key function instead of the one specified by an rng.
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Diversity of cuisine, language and lifestyle is great but at the limit peace is a cultural value in itself, you can't always have peace with a culture that doesn't believe you're as deserving of freedom and wellbeing as they
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
Do you think all the providers on openrouter are burning money to provide a commodity?
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
>write code with your own hands How is this supposed to work? Like emulate an agent with my brain and write down the output?
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by neuroticnews25 2mo ago
It's an operating system, and they are making it mandatory for operating systems to collect user's age, it's mentioned in the article.
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by neuroticnews25 3mo ago
Is this a bad thing? I think that any form of hinting that things are possibly going in this direction would make the story worse.
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by neuroticnews25 3mo ago
I got this error too, I had to copy the story html from the page source to read it.
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by neuroticnews25 3mo ago
How are you going to work around CORS? Proxy is the only way that comes to my mind. Or maybe some XML/SVG magic?
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by neuroticnews25 3mo ago
The art that sucks but sells is arguably more excusable then the art that just sucks.

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