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by nis0s 1y ago
Countries serious about work they don’t want leaking should invest in homegrown talent, no one can be trusted.
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Albania's AI minister is 'pregnant with 83 children', says prime minister(metro.co.uk)
3 points by nis0s 1y ago|2 comments
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If a woman feels that wearing a burqa is an expression of her faith (though wearing a burqa is not explicitly mandated in the Quran), then I won’t argue with the woman who chooses to do this. Of interest in case anyone is wondering about di
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by nis0s 1y ago
If someone understands their craft enough to know what works and doesn’t, then it’s their prerogative not to use an AI tool. Art is different, there’s no right way to do things.
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I am not an arms designer, but I am aware of the historical development of precision bombing. Look it up. The reason the word “precision” exists at all in this context has a lot to do with the existence of a moral code. People abuse the mor
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by nis0s 1y ago
You’re a little right, but mostly wrong. A lot of leaders do have moral codes, it’s self-evident.
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Tell HN: Selling to defense requires a moral code
1 points by nis0s 1y ago|5 comments
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by nis0s 1y ago
Don’t be foolish and think it’s going to be female spies only. People should trust more sparingly.
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by nis0s 1y ago
His comments generalize to the extreme. From what I can tell (reading about it just now) lying is considered a sin unless you’re someone in a particular situation and you’re lying to a specific person for a very limited number of applicabl
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by nis0s 1y ago
It’s very innocent of you to assume that the other contributors are not involved in anything you wouldn’t disapprove of. Perhaps you also believe that they wouldn’t make killer robots if they could.
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by nis0s 1y ago
Asylum seekers usually start out as illegal immigrants. You’re either innocent or ignorant (which is worse?), but asylum fraud occurs at a non-trivial rate as well. https://www.nytimes.com/1997/05/24/nyregion&
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by nis0s 1y ago
In what way does someone thinks this should be downvoted? One source is an academic paper, and another is journalism. Are you perhaps just allergic to reality?
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I don’t know about SF, but increased homelessness is related to illegal immigration https://bfi.uchicago.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/BFI_WP_2... May be partly related in CA as well https://
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by nis0s 1y ago
There’s no inherent optimal state for a set of genes under natural selection. Natural selection produces cumulative effects which play on each other, but there’s no goal or intention in this process. Is it more likely for some processes to
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by nis0s 1y ago
That’s the right movie.
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by nis0s 1y ago
Are you saying other male animals don’t perform the tasks usually attributed to human females? Look up the behavior of male penguins in the Arctics. There are many such examples, have Chat look them up for you.
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by nis0s 1y ago
I can’t take this author seriously for a number of reasons, but the main one being that she assumes groups of men are more likely to behave rationally. Anyone who has experience with teenage boys should know better than to say that, but eve
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by nis0s 1y ago
But that’s only one scenario, and this hypothesis assumes a natural progression to evolutionary processes, and thus the development of intelligent life. Evolution is entirely random, and you really just need one mutant to survive and propag
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by nis0s 1y ago
Sounds tricky if the LLM isn’t fine tuned to a dataset with examples of the kind of strategizing that you’d like to optimize for. Untrained LLMs are experts at average responses, and better strategies for anything require creativity, domain
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by nis0s 1y ago
I think cutting down on the supply is part and parcel of cutting immigration and education spending.
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In such a scenario, seems countries with the largest gold reserves would come out ahead, https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/gold-rese... https://cointelegraph.com/explained/which-co
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Going Broke Slowly: The Investment Implications of Still-Rising Federal Debt(am.jpmorgan.com)
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Where did you get the impression that I was talking about imperialism, or empire politics? America is not beholden to creating wealth and jobs for the rest of the world at the expense of its own future and safety. Competitor nations need to
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by nis0s 1y ago
It’s definitely not, but I think OP is probably reflecting on the state of the job market.
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Liberals and leftists have the propensity to be sanctimonious hypocrites more so than other political types because the left side of the political spectrum operates under self-assumed universal moral superiority while espousing moral relati
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People on the far-right and far-left exhibit strikingly similar brain responses(psypost.org)
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Study Traces Autism's Origin to the Rise of Human Intelligence(sciencealert.com)
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Whatever is moral stays that despite disagreements, it’s more clear cut than people would care to admit.
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The simplest living beings have some idea of self and other, and life and death, and so understand, even implicitly, what it means to be killed and dying. So a primal impulse to fight back kicks in whenever something feels mortally threaten
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by nis0s 1y ago
I think people often conflate morality with mores. Morality is timeless (it’s always been unfashionable to kill someone, to lie, to display envy, and so on), while social mores can fluctuate with changing political, cultural or philosophica

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