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14d ago
There's nothing stopping anyone from doing it, even without AI. People have proved entirely capable of doing a lot more hacking than happened here.
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It was ridiculous, it took 100,000 years. If you built a recursively analyzing and improving structure out of LLM bits and it took 100,000 years to get to the moon, somebody saying that they were useless would have been right. Call me when
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14d ago
Actual Luddite: your employees who are going through layoffs while your profits are rising. Luddite according to the boss: somebody who is trying to prevent me from doing what I want to do when I want to do it just because there's 100
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14d ago
> "Some people like writing books. Other people wish they had written a book." Other people think that books are a communication tool that you use in order to communicate something, and that something is the thing that is actua
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14d ago
> it feels like it's just an attempt to be contrarian. You feel like it's an attempt to be contrarian not to inform your bank about everything that you do? Society has reached a dangerous point.
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14d ago
If the word fuck isn't offensive, there's absolutely no reason to use it.
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15d ago
> by regularly benchmarking providers and giving you the control to avoid bad providers. Or by fining them, or getting rid of them altogether.
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15d ago
> Parent is complaining about the auto-provider chosing, not that all providers are unreliable. Parent is claiming that the choosing is unreliable. If I rely on a provider to bring me tuna to some spec, but they get it from many differ
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15d ago
It's a garbage habit that they've all fallen into. The quotes will fall away when future stories refer back to this story. That single quoted phrase was set in the context of other words, and that context defined its meaning. We k
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15d ago
Then what is a butterfly?
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15d ago
What if you needed all of your other tabs? It enrages me that how the browsers all decided that my state and my history were worthless to me. You know what happens when your business is a browser and you gradually deprecate different functi
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15d ago
> If the author didn't conspicuously omit the absence of shame in journalism They awarded themselves Pulitzers for publishing false stories. They don't go back and correct them, they just pretend like they never existed (and on
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16d ago
Yes, they said that about a lot of companies that dumped product until the competition was eliminated, then abused their monopoly position and resultant political connections to do whatever they wanted. Their sites are worse than ever. Lite
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16d ago
If they can't do it with infinity budget and infinity AI, they're not going to be able to do it with that plus Rust. Hilarious that the article is like "Apple's weather app is only 200MB!" The day that OS vendors st
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16d ago
It's always the preference of people defending bad decisions to compare them to doing nothing. What you're seeing is people actually making that case instead of forcing it. They're saying that if the app wouldn't exist w
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16d ago
One resignation distracted from the constant failures of AI in order to boost its value yet again, and to advocate for a particular AI company as saintly. I have yet to see a positive improvement in the world that could be blamed on AI. Why
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16d ago
Identity isn't the question. Eating is the question. If you can't come up with things you don't eat. If you come up with 90% of things and some overarching parasitic process comes in, puts in the 10%, and now they get 100% an
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16d ago
Nah, the teacher was just wrong about the facts. If they had been right about the facts, there's nothing wrong with saying that imo. The reality was that it was the partner who should have gotten that lecture rather than the author. So
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16d ago
It will always be the driver. The question is always going to be whether we spend X amount of resources to get Y probability of restoring Z health to someone (or someone to Z level of health.) Costs are just another way to say resources.
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16d ago
Your comment is how blame dissolving into the ether looks.
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16d ago
> The company deploying or using the AI (not the frontier AI lab building it) needs to make sure that the AI works. Ah, they need to. Thanks for clearing this up.
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16d ago
Vets fret as private equity snaps up clinics, pet care companies https://stateline.org/2024/03/29/vets-fret-as-private-equity...
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17d ago
It's more than disorganized - that disorganization hides a bunch of 1) horseshit assertions from nowhere and 2) contradictory statements both given as evidence for the same conclusions. My entire day is getting praised and apologized t
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17d ago
The law put into place would be that the people who put autonomous cars on the road would risk their freedom and safety just as much as a driver if that car causes an accident through their neglect. This will never happen, because the entir
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17d ago
We reached that years ago. We're entering a world in which there is no chance to talk to a human to appeal their decisions, and if you complain about it your social media account will be suspended, you will be questioned by police, and
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17d ago
A competitor would be sabotaged by both Apple and Google, the masters of the only two mobile platforms we are allowed, and who collude.
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18d ago
"Homeland Security" isn't about homeland security, that's a meaningless propaganda name. It's the result of an evil initiative to coordinate all of America's Federal police and secret police agencies that was c
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18d ago
> But surveillance by private companies who have the government's ear It's the opposite that is true. Governments can selectively enforce laws against companies based on whether they comply or not, and pay them for whatever the
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18d ago
Trump didn't bring the CIA and MI6 into existence. That's liberal cope from the years they spent yelling about how secret police were actually good now, because they didn't like Trump. Well now they like Trump - happy?
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18d ago
That's because there's not really a there there when it comes to Hinduism. It's a nationalism disguised as a religion (by eating every local religion.)
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