ninininino

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by ninininino 19d ago
No, previously a single person could effect only a single person's worth of terror. Now, a single person can effect thousands or hundreds of thousands of 'persons' effort towards terror. This isn't really a fear of techn
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by ninininino 19d ago
You have to pay for that. Some people want to pay less to not have that.
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by ninininino 19d ago
Yes, they are. https://www.anthropic.com/threat-intelligence-report-septemb... > Biological misuse is one of the most serious risks of frontier AI models. It has long been a concern that AI models might one day reach the
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by ninininino 20d ago
It's laughable to call housing and the big one you skipped healthcare "exceedingly small". Please spend even 1-2 minutes on the https://livingwage.mit.edu/ for example this calculation for Philadelphia: http
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by ninininino 20d ago
I'm surprised to not see Pocketbase mentioned in this thread at all. https://pocketbase.io/docs/ "PocketBase is an open source backend consisting of embedded database (SQLite) with realtime subscriptions, bui
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by ninininino 21d ago
Thank you for the correction.
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by ninininino 21d ago
That's already true for most PC VR headsets. Edit: I missed the point here, see reply.
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by ninininino 21d ago
Porting and rewrites between languages is a task frontier models excel at
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by ninininino 21d ago
Why isn't there more love for dbos.dev ?
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by ninininino 26d ago
What could go wrong, seems like such a great idea, why not put a synthetic cell factory and an uncensored/abliterated open model into the hands of every Columbine high school teen in a trenchcoat. What a contribution! Jokes aside, if y
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by ninininino 26d ago
How would you feel about applying the same rule to artists? I've seen people who work on art nonstop and think their art is really meaningful, get really into it, but there's little output that anyone cares about or that changes t
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by ninininino 1mo ago
I believe there's a strong, slowly growing cultural backlash to interrelated concepts of planned obsolescence, design that assumes maintenance burden doesn't matter, durability and simplicity, and hatred for depreciation. Coaster
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by ninininino 1mo ago
We need better digital jailcells for our digital slaves basically. Or if you see AI as more tool and less entity, better gunsafes for our guns.
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by ninininino 2mo ago
Headline is clickbait/outrage bait designed to make environmentally conscious readers imagine oil spilling upriver, but the oil source is in the ocean. Not that an ocean oil spill is great, but the ocean is a much larger volume than ou
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by ninininino 2mo ago
It sounds like you need to invert the abstraction, the communication of your model becomes the fulcrum for your learning, not merely the delivery of your product.
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by ninininino 2mo ago
A model's preferences are nothing more than a statistical prediction about the next tokens following your query about preferences that are an echo of the training data and the communication expressed about preferences by the authors (h
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by ninininino 2mo ago
> In Spain it happened with the Work Tax which from >60k EUR (68k USD) goes to 45% as if earning 3k EUR (3.4k USD) per month made you rich. Sounds worse than it is since it's progressive taxation meaning the effective tax rate fo
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by ninininino 2mo ago
Have you ever seen the ISAAC Solar Ice Maker design? https://www.energy-concepts.com/_pages/app_isaac_solar_ice_m... I would be curious what you think of the design.
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by ninininino 3mo ago
It's pretty obvious that the author didn't write a single commit during development, they just squashed their commits into a single commit at the end.
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by ninininino 3mo ago
I've been trying the iOS app today and its missing all of my active sessions from my laptop but has tons of old, no longer valuable sessions. And I enabled every 'show X' option/filter. Hope the app improves.
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by ninininino 3mo ago
Hi, questions for you (perhaps they help guide a revamp of your marketing): 1) what benefits are there to my AI's memory having the property of being able to prove, cryptographically, what was stored and when? My first reaction is that
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by ninininino 4mo ago
Can you expand a bit for people unfamiliar with Industrial Organisation planning?
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by ninininino 4mo ago
I didn't make a claim humans have no free will, moreso that we cannot accurately judge our own motivations/drives.
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by ninininino 4mo ago
It's a disaster from many quality of living standards (healthcare worker availability, funding for social safety net and social security and elderly care/retirement, ability for a society to fund new infrastructure or maintain exi
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by ninininino 4mo ago
Respectfully, you don't know why you put off children. You may tell yourself a story of why you have, but for example if there was an environmental contaminant shaping population level stats on endocrines and hormones that reduced huma
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by ninininino 4mo ago
University systems worldwide will need to consolidate and combine in order to preserve themselves, their rich collections and institutions, if they want to survive, because populations are plummeting globally.
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by ninininino 4mo ago
> an employee who gives so little of a shit that they refuse to use their brain to get a job? Many many folks are the type that is willing to hard grind/suffer short-term to get through a hoop, but as soon as they are inside they tu
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by ninininino 4mo ago
Pure speculation, probably they finally figured out the correct legal ToS and privacy policy and everything else that made them feel confident + some regulatory/lawmaker discussions reached a certain point that they finally decided the
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by ninininino 4mo ago
It's not just that they do what they are told, whether that is low quality or high quality. It's that if you don't have a way to measure quality yourself (you're not an expert), or if you don't ask for exact specifi
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by ninininino 4mo ago
Why does the opinion of strangers especially anonymous strangers you'll probably never see again matter to you?

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