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by sensanaty 14d ago
If he stayed in the US he would've been thrown into a dark, black hole for all eternity to be tortured by the same types of sociopaths in the US gov't who committed atrocities like Abu Ghraib. I'll take being a Russian "
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by sensanaty 14d ago
> But settling in that particular country, makes it seem like he didn't do it from pureness of his heart. Maybe it was accidental but optics is optics. Who the fuck cares if it's not from "pureness of his heart"? Why
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by sensanaty 14d ago
You mean the rape charges that were dropped? Incredible that people still tout this obvious psyop. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-50473792
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Uber Ordered to Pay $40M to Parents of Passenger After Driver Left Her(panish.law)
4 points by sensanaty 15d ago|1 comments
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by sensanaty 15d ago
Couldn't fit the full title in with all the important details unfortunately, but the abandoned passenger died. Perhaps the most insane thing is that Uber tried to compel the parents to silence after the case. > After the issuance of
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by sensanaty 21d ago
I'm not a yank but it seems to me the actual argument here is that H1Bs suppress the wages of locals, either directly by hiring foreigners which are less price-sensitive in terms of wages compared to locals or indirectly by moving jobs
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by sensanaty 21d ago
> Or you think some human or team of humans could have manually parsed some logs to provide an unsloppy analysis? When we have an error or issue in the $WORK codebase on LIVE/PROD, that's precisely what we do. We sit down, anal
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by sensanaty 21d ago
>I believe that AI could cure MOST MAJOR DISEASES This statement alone is enough for me to not take literally anything this charlatan has to say with any kind of seriousness. It is at its base so patently absurd a statement that reeks of
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by sensanaty 21d ago
Those attacks happened due to sheer incompetence and negligence, starting from a woefully insufficient "sandbox" and OAI employees ignoring every issue that popped up along the way. If there were actual consequences perhaps they w
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by sensanaty 22d ago
What's the bet the people that quit recently got paid some hefty severance packages with an exit note about what to write?
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by sensanaty 22d ago
Isn't the guy that started METR an ex-OAI employee? They're all from the same lesswrong circle at the very least, most of them have legitimate AI psychosis where they think they're bringing up their new machine God.
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by sensanaty 22d ago
>discussed with each other No, the first LLM left a text file that the latter LLMs then read. Since these are memoryless black boxes, any words they happen to pick up along the way is treated as the function to evaluate the output to. Th
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by sensanaty 22d ago
I'm sure it's not because of the horrific state of their financials, no sirree!
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by sensanaty 23d ago
If you dare slow the progress of AI, you crash the entire world economy because the only thing investors are putting money into are these cash burning machines. They've got an IPO to hype, who has the time to care about useless thing
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by sensanaty 23d ago
If caused out of negligence, it hardly matters.
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by sensanaty 24d ago
Pirating has literally never been easier than it is today. Even Denuvo's been defeated for the most part, both via VM bypasses and through actual cracks in some cases. If it weren't so sad, it's hilarious that the games even
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by sensanaty 24d ago
I think it's more like the first agent in the chain makes a text doc somewhere on the system with instructions like "Leave documentation at XYZ.com" which the subsequent agents are reading and running. When you strip away all
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by sensanaty 24d ago
The hype machine is this technology's worst enemy. When I zoom out and look at things objectively, it's kind of crazy what we have at our fingertips, we can talk to our computers in plain and even vague human languages and have
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by sensanaty 24d ago
> I sincerely don’t understand what the people who say they no longer read any code are doing Well that one's easy to answer, they're either A) lying, or B) working on the simplest possible software where this kind of stuff doe
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by sensanaty 24d ago
If it was up to me we'd be stripping them of any and all assets they gained during their tenure for malfeasance. Let them roam free, and let them sleep freely under a bridge.
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by sensanaty 24d ago
God the astroturfing from these companies is so fucking pathetic, these VC parasites really are a blight on humanity
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by sensanaty 24d ago
Nooo don't be mean to the mass plagiarism machine that since day 0 has stolen anything and everything they can get their hands on!!!!! We need to give unscrupulous corporations who time and time scam, cheat and lie their way through ev
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by sensanaty 24d ago
Every single thing these companies do is dishonest and every word that comes out of the lips of these company execs is a lie, what fantasy land are you living in in which anyone with any amount of power gets punished for their lies?
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by sensanaty 25d ago
They see themselves as the future Musks and Bezos' of the world, or at the very least are either employed by, or have vested interests into their companies
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by sensanaty 25d ago
How epic, we supposedly have AGI if the marketing is to be believed, and what do these clever folks decide to do with their new omnipotent computer God that "solves coding" as one of the Anthropic drones so aptly said? More fuckin
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by sensanaty 25d ago
No one said it is, and I even clarified at the end that better public transport infra makes life for drivers easier as well. More public transport means less people on the road since they're concentrated in buses and trains and trams,
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by sensanaty 25d ago
This is just learned helplessness. The US already spends unfathomable amounts of money and resources on car infra, and there's always some nonsensical defense like "it's just impossible to do it any other way!", as if ca
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by sensanaty 25d ago
I'd really recommend you watch the 2nd video about Oulu which addresses literally every single point you just made.
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by sensanaty 25d ago
The famously warm and dry countries of Norway[1] and Finland[2]! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCedclz03uI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uhx-26GfCBU
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by sensanaty 25d ago
You could always invest in actual public transport & sane infrastructure, rather than relying on clogging the streets up with more cars, autonomous or otherwise? My mother-in-law is in a wheelchair and zooms by on the bike paths faster

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