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Trump's murky tariff policy sets the stage for market volatility(reuters.com)
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DeepSeek could represent Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's worst nightmare(marketwatch.com)
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The U.S. is trying to unravel a hacking plot that targeted climate activists(text.npr.org)
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Should you be wondering why LWN is occasionally sluggish(social.kernel.org)
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Tell HN: Google Pay automatically opts you in for 3rd party data sharing
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'Homeless people given free lunch' to attend Trump Jr event in Greenland(theguardian.com)
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by pera 2y ago
Does anyone know if there is anything like Nepenthes but that implements data poisoning attacks like https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.02946
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DuckDuckGo (Lite)(lite.duckduckgo.com)
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by pera 2y ago
You could argue that nationalism and traditionalist conservativism are predominantly performative within right-wing politics in the US - if this is not immediately evident then compare these ideas against the character and actions of those
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by pera 2y ago
Can you provide a few examples? I honestly don't remember anything this bad
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by pera 2y ago
Few things are as performative as venture capitalists aligning their politics with the upcoming government.
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Data Poisoning in LLMs: Jailbreak-Tuning and Scaling Laws(arxiv.org)
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by pera 2y ago
The way I see it is that HN usually follows the VC money, and since there is a *lot* of money being invested on anything with the tag "AI" nowadays there is a lot of interest in the topic.
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by pera 2y ago
Papyrus had existed for at least a couple of thousands of years before Socrates so I'm not sure I understand your argument
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by pera 2y ago
> Anti-amyloids are expensive, and insurance won’t always cover them https://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/anti-amyloid-therapies-alzh... > the key reason donanemab isn’t available through the NHS is its cost. The
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by pera 2y ago
It depends who you are: - if you are an individual then it's called "pirating copyrighted work" - if you are a multi-billion dollar corporation then it's called "use of uncleared material for training"
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Ask HN: Is a future Techno-oligarchy inevitable?
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A Waymo robotaxi got stuck in a roundabout loop(techcrunch.com)
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by pera 2y ago
Yeah crimping tools can be quite expensive... There is a long running, and still active, thread on the eevblog forum about affordable ones (mostly from AliExpress) you might find interesting: https://www.eevblog.com/forum&#x
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by pera 2y ago
You'd be surprised: Next time a recruiter from some big tech corp sends you an e-mail try explaining why you don't want to join them.
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by pera 2y ago
I agree. This is what I have been doing: - Respond with a template explaining why I don't want to work for Google|Amazon|Meta|Microsoft|Apple - Include information of some tech unions the recruiter could join and give reasons to do so
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DuPont and “DuPont” connectors, and how to crimp them properly(mattmillman.com)
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by pera 2y ago
What's more likely: (i) famous mathematician expressing his frustration regarding how his previous internet community is now full of Nazis, or (ii) famous mathematician casually saying Nazis suck so to be perceived as morally superior
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by pera 2y ago
It's scary to think that we are moving into this direction: I can see how in the next few years politicians and judges will use LLMs as neutral experts. And all in the hand of a few big tech corporations...
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Why the DRC sued Apple over 'conflict minerals'(dw.com)
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by pera 2y ago
It's not clear to me whether AGI is necessary for solving most of the issues in the current generation of LLMs. It is possible you can get there by hacking together CoTs with automated theorem provers and bruteforcing your way to the s
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by pera 2y ago
Maybe AGI as a goal is overvalued: If you have a machine that can, on average, perform symbolic reasoning better than humans, and at a lower cost, that's basically the end game, isn't it? You won capitalism.
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The case against restarting Three Mile Island's Unit-1(tmia.com)
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Work starts on giant airship factory site(bbc.com)
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by pera 2y ago
It's alright that you like LLMs but you don't need to name-call ("luddites", "snowflakes") those who don't find them as useful as you do.

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