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rasengan
3y ago
The singularity hath arrived. ;)
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rasengan
3y ago
> She said a detailed investigation will reveal whether the error was human or technical. It’s both technical and human regardless. The system should have had fail safes before and even if this was immediately a human error there should
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Signaling Error Causes Mass Casualties in India- 275+ Confirmed Dead
(npr.org)
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3y ago
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rasengan
3y ago
> I just hope Apple figures out how to do it, This was done with bash mimicking similar functionality. I am guessing it will be really easy for the Apple developers to make a really nice version since it's this easy to do a hack
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BitForex: Charting a New Course in the Crypto Landscape with Joseon
(finance.yahoo.com)
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3y ago
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LBank to Open Branch in Cyber Nation-State of Joseon
(alexablockchain.com)
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rasengan
3y ago
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LBank Incorporates in Joseon
(crypto-news-flash.com)
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3y ago
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rasengan
3y ago
With all due respect, I don't think this document is using accurate examples as I simply pulled one out and tried it and it worked accurately in contrast to what the document stated. I wonder if this was tuned to be able to handle this
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rasengan
3y ago
> Kulkov posing with his passport, in a photo authorities obtained by subpoenaing his iCloud account. I thought iCloud was e2e encrypted?
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rasengan
3y ago
A specifically trained Llama
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rasengan
3y ago
You could represent each octet as an ASCII char reducing it to 4 characters.
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rasengan
3y ago
> I have this dream of training an LLM to replace me Here's a simple example in JS - https://github.com/realrasengan/AIQA [1] [1] Just uses langchainjs
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Nations Without Borders
(nationswithoutborders.org)
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rasengan
4y ago
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Joseon, the First Legally Recognized Cyberstate [pdf]
(joseon.cloud)
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rasengan
4y ago
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Show HN: Legal Cyber State: Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Regulation
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4y ago
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rasengan
4y ago
[ss]: This is a ChatGPT powered AI bot. It's powering a few websites already with more to come!
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Altman Army
(altman.army)
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4y ago
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rasengan
4y ago
This didn’t get proper attention but wanted to say it was a great write up. Thank you for this.
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rasengan
4y ago
Are you sure it's not because Elon Musk slept with his partner's wife [1]? [1] https://www.foxnews.com/us/elon-musk-alleged-affair-google-c...
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rasengan
4y ago
Google, did you really just copy OpenAI's website layout [1]? Google isn't the leader anymore. -_____- [1] https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt
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rasengan
4y ago
commoner - Thank you for this comment, and I think it's definitely fair to trust in Mullvad given these transparencies. The sequence of events are simply peculiar to me, and doesn't seem like a professional police operation. That
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rasengan
4y ago
This is not how police work anywhere. There would be an entire legal process for this.
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rasengan
4y ago
This makes sense since they are leasing domain names to you and not selling them to you. You don’t own your Domain on the ICANN internet - and yes, that sucks.
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rasengan
4y ago
Police investigations regarding 6+ officers showing up at your office do not end with “oh have a good day.”
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rasengan
4y ago
> service provider may claim to not store any user data, but they could be lying. As someone who ran a VPN in the past, this blog post is extremely strange as well as the purported described sequence of events. Police in any jurisdiction
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rasengan
4y ago
I’m confused. You’re saying cops came to your office 6 deep and just left with nothing even though your privacy policy says you have data [1]? There was no court case or investigation of any kind? This blog post concerns me deeply for a num
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rasengan
4y ago
They said they didn’t want people stumbling on NSFW content. Then I clicked on the explanation on their TOS and stumbled upon NSFW content.
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rasengan
4y ago
I love this. Space elevators are going to be here much sooner than it seems with carbon nanotube tech. :)
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rasengan
4y ago
Cool but I would be careful also as I’m pretty sure this is in breach of the OpenAI TOS.
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rasengan
4y ago
I've been losing sleep because there's no reason to ever 'sleep on it' when there is an obstacle.
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