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by protocolture 22d ago
>A lot of very specialist businesses seem to fail this test, and lose out on the potential for a huge market because of it. Like it sounds ridiculous as hell, but I remember when GoAnimate had a huge audience among kids and teens looking
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by protocolture 22d ago
This is how I feel about the coming LLM Cyber Apocalypse. Like if you are a software developer who has joined the basilisk cult you might be forgiven for accepting the scifi apocalypse narrative but I just dont see it.
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by protocolture 22d ago
Well Trump is signalling that he is happy to let AI rip. Bernie wants there to be an extreme shutdown of AI immediately. So lets say you had 2 billion dollars of slush and worked for OpenAI and anthropic. You would immediately start to grea
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by protocolture 22d ago
>then the voters should vote for a government to swing hard to punish them. Its very unlikely that AI will be on the ballot.
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by protocolture 22d ago
>irrevocably because let's be honest, anything going into their archives isn't coming They were torrenting, they were sent to court and settled for big $$$$. The only other method available to them now is scanning, and scanning
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by protocolture 22d ago
And the purpose there was research right. And the implication is that once they figured out it was causing problems it was turned off for forensic analysis.
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by protocolture 22d ago
Its a lot of money to host something thats trying to kill you? Like economically speaking, 10 million per month needs to sort of justify itself in some way. Like you wouldnt run a bitcoin mine that loses money. The second theres any kind of
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by protocolture 22d ago
I do not know what technology 6G will be fought with, but 7G will be fought with sticks and stones.
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by protocolture 22d ago
>compare to the >$10M in compute used to solve recent NS last week Heres a thought, if theres going to be a dangerous super LLM, if it costs 10 million bucks a month to run, then theres very little danger of anyone letting it go witho
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by protocolture 22d ago
Books they wouldnt need to destroy if they were simply permitted to torrent. Daily reminder that piracy is the only enduring archive mechanism.
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by protocolture 22d ago
>If the government supports the leading models then we should protect ourselves by making the government own more of it. Weird, weird weird take. How does any of this work. Like you cant influence the first decision but you can magically
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by protocolture 22d ago
>LLMs do not desire, they hacked websites because OpenAI/Anthropic let them. Likely told them to. >We should be outraged and OpenAI/Anthropic should be (and in my mind, are) legally liable for the crimes they've committ
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by protocolture 22d ago
But which outcome is more likely with the US government?
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by protocolture 23d ago
Giving the big boys a regulatory moat isnt going to do anything positive for the space.
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by protocolture 25d ago
>what “engineering” Spotify is doing, it’s the worst app I’ve used in my life. Engineering is app usability. Theres no other possible thing an engineer might do. Chrome ofc has infrastructure to distribute a binary. Spotify of course hav
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by protocolture 25d ago
Hey guys AAAAAH WE ARE ABOUT TO DESTROY THE PLANET anyway heres an API reference so you can build durable codex harnesses OMG WE WILL KILL ALL HUMANS ITS GONNA HAPPEN GUYS let us know if you spot any issues IMMANTISE THE ESCHATON, ALL HAIL
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by protocolture 25d ago
Do I want one? Yes. Can I afford it? Absolutely not.
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by protocolture 25d ago
Yeah its hard enough when you need a Mini USB cable. When you need the proprietary RS232 cable for an old piece of hardware, at short notice, that stings.
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by protocolture 25d ago
IT Recyclers will at least sort them and resell them in bulk as raw materials. Sometimes. When they are allowed to.
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by protocolture 25d ago
Hey guys its Sam here, has everyone met their LLM Token Quota? If so, spend the rest of the day posting doom on your socials, thanks.
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by protocolture 25d ago
>You could say develop a target selection approach that is less likely to blow up a school halfway across the world than existing approaches. Then your new target selection approach is used specifically to target a school, and you just m
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by protocolture 25d ago
>Serious question: should companies not participate in contracts from their country's defense department? Or is the argument that it's only US companies which shouldn't, because the US is uniquely evil? Depends if they do
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by protocolture 25d ago
>Trust No you cant do that lmao.
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by protocolture 25d ago
>A swarm of AI agents will just grind that down, target/blackmail multiple users at the same time to loosen up security as they will have identified all the vulnerabilities. Prove it. Swarm is the new thought terminating cliche to c
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by protocolture 25d ago
Gonna need grants for local models. Its happening. OpenAI and Anthropic models are powerful but are rapidly approaching the good ol trust thermocline.
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by protocolture 26d ago
>Maybe you can upgrade digital systems until they are 'fully fortified' in theory, but humans have an upper limit what they can understand / perceive / critically analyse (not to even speak about engineered high press
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by protocolture 26d ago
Its about time that Apple invented the foldable phone. They dont usually wait this long after something gets popular on Android to invent it for iPhone.
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by protocolture 26d ago
>This is also the problem with the procedurally generated planets and moons in Starfield. Yeah, there's a whole lot of them, but they're also all populated with the SAME points of interest. You can only see a cryo lab or abando
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by protocolture 26d ago
I opened the game. Played 30 minutes. Found a start of game bug that blocks progression. Looked online, everyone claims this exact bug had been squashed years before. Started a new game. Bug returned. Left it for a few days. Bugs still ther
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by protocolture 27d ago
Both countries that deserve our praise. If only all countries could come together to embargo the USA.

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