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by redeux 2y ago
The paper described a level 5 fully autonomous agent as one that can: create code(user request); execute(); Is this not possible with tool use alone, so long as the agent has access to a tool that can execute arbitrary code?
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by redeux 2y ago
At some point in the probably near future it will be much simpler to create an autonomous AI agent than a nuclear bomb.
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by redeux 2y ago
No one should be surprised by any of this. It was all written down and published by the Heritage Foundation in 2023.
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That’s fair, which is why I questioned whether that was the case rather than outright making the claim. You’re probably right.
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by redeux 2y ago
I thought they were talking about Las Vegas until I read the article. I wonder if that was the intention when they titled the article.
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by redeux 2y ago
The title is a little confusing but accurate. The person who resigned is Ted Carstensen, the deputy administrator of the United States Digital Service (USDS) which has now been renamed to DOGE. the article explains that the pre-DOGE USDS em
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by redeux 2y ago
> …limiting yourself to checking the news a couple times a day instead of, like, every hour or, you know, getting those alerts on your phone all the time. A couple times a day? Who needs to check the news that often? I’ve not checked the
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by redeux 2y ago
Not just YC, but any start up incubator / accelerator plus pitch decks.
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by redeux 2y ago
There are people who minimize risks of both pot and alcohol but most of the adults I speak to that use marijuana understand the risks.
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by redeux 2y ago
I’m not sure I understand why the tables are turned now.
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by redeux 2y ago
GenAI is not capable of making art. Self expression is not only inherent in art, it’s essential. What AI does is make pretty pictures, but nothing more. It’s not a tool for making art because it removes the means for artistic expression. It
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by redeux 2y ago
You would probably say the same thing about Amazon when it was founded in 1994. Personally, I don’t agree with the article if for no other reason than we’re too early in the cycle to know the outcomes. I also don’t think cheaper models will
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by redeux 2y ago
For reference the Tunguska event, which was projected to be a 5MT explosion on the low end, flattened about 2000 square kilometers when it airburst. If this hits the ocean it would no doubt cause some large tsunamis. https://en.m
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by redeux 2y ago
No it’s definitely not illegal. Companies hire consultants, influencers, contractors all the time to help them improve their product, brand, positioning etc. It could be an issue if the influencers have a contract with TikTok and Meta encou
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by redeux 2y ago
But that’s not security, it’s usability. Just by virtue of taking your phone to a less safe place you’re lowering its security. Taking a small offline camera would be a lot more secure if your concern is recording the events.
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by redeux 2y ago
Thank you for this, I'm strongly considering adding myself to the queue.
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by redeux 2y ago
Last November I made a commitment to myself to avoid social media and the news and I've noticed a very positive impact on my outlook and demeanor. The only social media I've consumed since then has been HN, but even then I've
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by redeux 2y ago
Looks like an interesting platform Johny. Where do you imagine Folks will go in the future? What types of interactions are you hoping will happen?
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by redeux 2y ago
Most of the things I tend to like are simple and aesthetically pleasing. The lamp on my table with a simple on/off knob, a velvet chair that’s doesn’t do anything but provide a place to sit, paper books, and the art on my walls. All of
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by redeux 2y ago
Absolutely dang. I’m sorry for causing you any grief.
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By cutting, they're centralizing authority at the top. More and different rules will come - some written, many not - but not by the people that were in place before the change.
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More like basic authoritarianism.
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by redeux 2y ago
Well the Saudis are one of the president’s “personal shareholders” so I think that qualifies them as an American company now.
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by redeux 2y ago
You gotta start small, you know?
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by redeux 2y ago
Like dwnw said, anything goes in Texas if you have money and there’s already a decent number of qualified tech workers. Corporate taxes are super low as well.
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by redeux 2y ago
I feel like Poe’s Law is in effect here. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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by redeux 2y ago
Unfortunately that figure wouldn’t get everyone healthcare in the US. I agree though, it could be deployed for better use but someone needs to think of those poor desperate shareholders.
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For those that don't know, the lack of capitalization is a Gen Z affect. To the people who write like this, using capitalization is a type of formality that is reserved for serious topics and is almost like most of us would consider al
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by redeux 2y ago
So what does that say when they’re even more underrepresented on TikTok as GP showed?

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