pj_mukh

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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Shoutout https://www.beeminder.com
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
I don't know man, somebody mentioned complete outlier "dystopian" machine behavior. For every one of those, I've eaten at 10 restaurants with the delivery line absolutely swamped with orders and deliveries happening like
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Jesus. On top of your analysis of commands that might flag conflicting commands, shouldn't we also be analyzing the radar to make sure there aren't any obviously conflicting paths? I saw your comment about pilot intentionality bei
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
"The tower cleared JetBlue 1554 to depart on Runway 04, but simultaneously a ground controller on a different frequency cleared a Southwest jet to cross that same runway, putting them on a collision course. Controllers noticed the conf
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
America would have to do nothing like invade Mainland China to topple the CCP. War is the authoritarian achilles heel since time immemorial and China knows it (Russia doesn't), otherwise they would've taken Taiwan 10 years ago. Ch
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
"Moreover, a lot of other countries will totally provide "lethal aid" and intelligence to China, if it needs it, in hopes of taking the hegemon down a few pegs." This seems...not true. The Phillipines especially would li
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Aggressive is totally the wrong word. Malfunction is the right word. So it's really waaay off the line.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Curious why Taiwan would sign onto this, knowing how Ukraine is being treated vis a vis mineral rights. I realize Taiwan doesn't have any other options, but a "verbal offer" of future security guarantees from the Trump Admin
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Why does this article read like the robot actually got angry at a spectator. It did not, it does not have that capacity. This was definitely a glaring safety issue and the company should review all its failure modes that show up in public
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
And therefore, any argument that there is some kind of liberal bias is false (whether from Trump or Bezos). That's my point. In reality, CNN and MSNBC ideologically agree as much as FoxNews and Newsmax in that they don't. And CNN
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Also, doesn't this just turn WaPo into WSJ that harps on these pillars everyday? This doesn't seem like a very sound market decision either. It's always funny to hear about media bias with obvious very large alternatives av
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Tokyo, if it had a decent population pyramid (and was maybe less colorist?) Is that Singapore? Am I describing Singapore? Not sure. A big, dense, eclectic city that is hyper-functional is my dream. Actually having one of those in America wo
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
The difference between a doomsday conspiracy theorist and a physicist surmising the heat death of the universe is...just timing.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
“Just because we haven't seen anyone die from nuclear terrorism” I mean, we have…for debatable definitions of “terrorism”.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
"We are able to think of thousands of hypothetical ways technology could go off the rails in a catastrophic way" Am I the only one here saying that this is no reason to preemptively pass legislation? That just seems crazy to me. I
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Super cool. I'd love a multi-modal loop between code gen and app results. As an AI engineer who's forced to do react-native, getting stuff pixel perfect is pretty much the bane of my existence. This is probably something cursor wo
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
The technicalities of what does or doesn't convey a crime is wholly irrelevant to the voting public. Voting being both at the ballot box, and w/ their dollars towards the MTA. It's a signal we aren't measuring and it&#x2
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
To the founders: Would love to share my audio files with my team before we commit to a payment plan. Is there anyway to share audio files I've generated? Our whole team is on Elevenlabs and a switch is significant work, but I think the
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
"Something I could for example give to my parents," Not for nothing, Andrej's parents maybe different from mine, but I definitely can't send this to my parents.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
I wish we could be more specific about these labels. Whats a “complaint”? Is that a disagreement over an empty seat or a woman getting burned to death. Are those in the same bucket? Yes, “mentally ill man made me feel uncomfortable” is def
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Can I just admit how insane it feels that in the Year of our Lord Automation 2025, air safety basically amounts to: "Yo watch out for that big plane on your left" and then hope for the best.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Technology has nothing to do with this. Before technology there was "McKinsey told me to do this". Abrogation of liability is a tale as old as time.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
We're splitting hairs here. Open up the ChatGPT window and have it do something nefarious without you touching the keyboard. Then these AG actions would make sense.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
You can create all kinds of nefarious artworks that are hurtful to protected classes using a pencil, or adobe creative suite or what have you. Doesn't mean those things are illegal. Charge the creator not the tool. This seemed immediat
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Yea, TIL, I'm a discovery coder. Always found planning early in Greenfield projects kind a pointless. Planning is almost step 3 or 4. I almost always prototype the most difficult/opaque parts, build operations around testing and r
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
I don't think we'll ever have a zero-crime society, neither should we aim to be one. But being left to the vagaries of police (and union) politics, culture and the complications of city budgets is clearly broken. Example: Cities a
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Dumb question: Why does Etsy allowed clearly reproduced/copied works? AI or not. Like selling it for money seems like a clear line crossed, and Etsy is the perfect gatekeeper here.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
I think a better question is: How did the median get so much better over 150 years, and why can't it keep getting better? 150 years ago, the average person was illiterate, poorer (in all senses of the word) and less connected to the wo
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Right but speed demons don't nullify the need for Stop Signs and Speed limits.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
I do wonder what the dumb hammer of a blanket school ban is going to do. A bunch of states are trying that.

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