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by pigeons 6mo ago
AI language models are trained on vast amounts of text created by scientists, writers, thinkers, entertainers and more. Those human contributions, Lanier says, should not be erased from the output of language models. That erasure is what gi
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Replace IBM Quantum back end with /dev/urandom(github.com)
383 points by pigeons 6mo ago|50 comments
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by pigeons 6mo ago
Project Eleven just awarded 1 BTC for "the largest quantum attack on ECC to date", a 17-bit elliptic curve key recovered on IBM Quantum hardware. Yuval Adam replaced the quantum computer with /dev/urandom. It still recov
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by pigeons 6mo ago
Trackpoint/nipple?
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by pigeons 6mo ago
Remember when seat belt laws came out in the United States, they (at least in the states I was in) vehemently promised up and down that it would always be a secondary offense and never would be allowed to become a reason to pull you over?
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by pigeons 6mo ago
Not funny ha-ha though.
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by pigeons 6mo ago
that is THE reason i ended up getting a new phone several times.
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by pigeons 6mo ago
It feels like life got nerfed when I lost the ability to just swap in my extra battery when my phone died.
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by pigeons 6mo ago
It doesn't seem like anything has changed to preclude it as a possible outcome yet.
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by pigeons 6mo ago
But those are much more hypothetical. Telegram admins and anyone who bribes or hacks them do have access to your messages.
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by pigeons 6mo ago
Magnet fishing
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by pigeons 6mo ago
Are you concerned about telegram admins having access to that information?
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by pigeons 6mo ago
> So if Bob can do things with agents, he can do things. But he does things wrong.
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by pigeons 6mo ago
wait to release until it uses real data?
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by pigeons 6mo ago
Doesn't take a weatherman to tell which way the wind blows
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by pigeons 7mo ago
On the basis of nothing, or on the basis of gifts and connections?
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by pigeons 7mo ago
And security
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by pigeons 7mo ago
Thank you. Its not your fault at all, but to me, "the model just… understands what you’re trying to do." shows me there is a whole new paradigm in some ways to get used to as far as understanding this software.
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by pigeons 7mo ago
Why don't they work anymore? RLHF or something else?
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by pigeons 7mo ago
Yes I was wondering if the right applied to people who aren't age-verified.
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by pigeons 7mo ago
yes but then what do you use nanoclaw for, that's its a better fit for than claude code.
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by pigeons 7mo ago
Most "technical people" haven't bought a mac mini to run openclaw. Doing so fully qualifies you as a "technical person".
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by pigeons 7mo ago
April 1?
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by pigeons 7mo ago
Remember those sci-fi books and movies about the dystopian totalitarian futures where advertisements were constantly targeted at you?
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by pigeons 7mo ago
Such an awesome blog.
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by pigeons 7mo ago
But do they have a trackpoint? Yes and I'll buy it.
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by pigeons 7mo ago
Yes, I love all that stuff its great. I personally think that stuff has more value than modern collectables as far as connection to history, connecting to feelings, and just art expression. I misunderstood thinking you meant the old stuff h
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by pigeons 7mo ago
There were no PCs 100 years ago. I didn't think it was common for them to be exchanged for money until around 1980 but yes it did happen before that. Probably would have taken several Mickey Mantle rookies to get an Apple II.
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by pigeons 7mo ago
Nowadays a significant number of people who buy trading card packs/boxes do so as speculation of making money via obtaining a card they can sell for money. Baseball and sports cards weren't exchangeable for significant money 100 y
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by pigeons 7mo ago
the llm editing the llm writing it missed it?

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