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by ninjagoo 3mo ago
They claim to have deleted or will be deleting all the data they exfiltrated. There are independent agencies that will certify destruction of data. For example FTI Tech, Kroll, Epiq, HaystackID and others. No such certificates have been pre
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by ninjagoo 3mo ago
> That's how polls showed the happiest people earn around 60-80k a year, and both the people below and above that threshold, reported to be less and less happy the less they made and also the more they made. This is a myth. The orig
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by ninjagoo 3mo ago
> Don't blame your leader for how your society looks, blame your society for your leader looks. Hard disagree. There's a reason collective punishment (a.k.a blaming society) is a war crime and a violation of human rights. Kings
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by ninjagoo 3mo ago
> US office culture is generally pretty high trust. It has relatively high autonomy, authority, and low surveillance norms. Unless you're black, or other disadvantaged minority
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by ninjagoo 3mo ago
> Because you're probably come from a high trust culture where you've been taught reciprocal trust, responsibility and accountability, but there's people coming from low trust environments where exploiting loopholes and sc
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by ninjagoo 3mo ago
> most people would murder and kill if there weren't any consequences to doing so Do you have any evidence to support this? Feels like this opinion is made up, for unknown reasons. In reality, psychopathic tendencies are about 4.5%
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
> Another note on space junk is the effect on our atmosphere with all the "burning-up" of various materials. Is this a huge concern? According to NASA [1], about 44 metric tons of meteors and meteorites enter the atmosphere dai
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
> We are joined by Amazon Web Services, Anthropic, Chainguard, Cisco, Citi, Endor Labs, Ericsson, Google, IBM, JPMorganChase, Microsoft and GitHub, NVIDIA, OpenAI, RapidFort, Red Hat, Rust Foundation, Sonatype, Vodafone, and Zscaler A lo
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
> An LLM is a predict the next word algorithm. This is what's known as a category error; an LLM is a 'model', not an algorithm. It's not even an accurate claim; LLMs predict the next token, not the next word. > AI
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
Open source ai will win. Anthropic just kneecapped themselves, and possibly OpenAI and Google as well, with their FUD strategy that got fable shutdown by the government. But that doesn't impact Chinese providers. Then can US companie
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
This might be the pin-prick that bursts the AI "bubble". All those $Billions of investments in AI Datacenters? Up in smoke if the models that are capable of replacing humans can't actually be used. I wonder if 2008 style bail
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
> I do not think this is somehow a 3D chess move by Anthropic. They are not masterminds, even if they'd really like to be. They should have consulted their own models about the ramifications and unintended consequences; based on the
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
As the begetter of the AI, the German court held Google liable for its AI's doing. Common sense ruling. The ruling also lessened the free speech rights for AI. This is a big one. In conjunction with holding an operator liable for its A
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
> We may yet discover that Malthus was right. We may also discover that einstein-rosen bridges exist [1] or that aliens exist or that magic is real or that astrology works. Hopefully none of these things are keeping you up at night. Also
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
> There's a calculable limit to the population an area of land can sustain. (Yes, some agricultural practices can mitigate that, but that should also be weighed against culture and history, and how much change is acceptable.) Ah yes
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by ninjagoo 4mo ago
> Why does it need to be? Would freedom of permanent movement still be something Europeans would vote for today? Freedom of movement for labor is absolutely critical to counterbalance the freedom of movement that capital has, otherwise i
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> could be circumvented by setting up a shell company that owns your devices. Hard LOL. Doesn't apply at borders. Any country borders. Also https://xkcd.com/538/
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> Transition to f-ing what though? The future is a bit fuzzy, always. That said, here's my take on it. > Transition to f-ing what though? Not jobs. Those will be gone once ai can do them cheaper than humans. ai can already do m
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
This article seems to completely miss the significant compounding effect of real growth over 13 years. China liberalized their economy in the 70s: 1976 Mao dies -> Cultural revolution ends -> 1978 Deng Xiaoping launches 'Reform &
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
Maybe we need to strengthen civic/philanthropic infrastructure around Science and Technology to reduce reliance on government funding cycles. Science and Educational purposes are valid 501(c)(3) purposes. A donation to a 501(c)(3) that
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> Norway is the 5th largest weapons and defense manufacturer Any evidence for this? Norway shows as 13th on the list of arms exporters, and is 1/42 of US exports [1]. If counting total manufacturing, Norway is 1/100th t
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> Sadly, education does not correct psychopathic traits, which might be overrepresented in c-suites, and selected for in politicians. >> Seems to me the venn diagram of "congress and c-suites" vs "educated peo
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> can’t be more apparent than in the US congress and the boatload of C-Suites not actually being very good humans. Sadly, education does not correct psychopathic traits, which might be overrepresented in c-suites, and selected for in pol
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> AI is grown, not built, and like with anything you grow, you'll never be able to predict exactly how it will turn out. Remember when the frontier labs found out that curated high-quality training was critical to making better mode
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
Seems like the key elements in this are the use of a neuromorphic autoencoder (instead of a 'regular' one), plus Fowler–Nordheim annealing dynamics and Ising energy minimization so that the system is not just passively settling, i
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
From the article: "... Illinois’ bill goes a step further, requiring independent auditors to verify that an AI lab is adhering to its own safety standards. ..." Ah yes, the fox guarding the chicken-coop; the auditors are to verify
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
How can you be sure what you're seeing is AI slop, as opposed to, for example, corporate-speak or just documents modeled on their past work wherever, etc?
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> Why don't pensions just invest in index funds generally? Answering the implied statement - pensions invest in PE only to the tune of about 14%. [1] [1] https://publicplansdata.org/quick-facts/national/
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> I've been saying pensions should not exist So what's your alternative proposal for people in retirement?
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by ninjagoo 5mo ago
> The irony is that PEs exist largely because of pension funds. Do you have any evidence for this claim? > Pensions fund a significant part of PE and they do so because they need around a 7% return in order to look solvent. Again, ple

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