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by sitkack 4mo ago
Dibberdobber, I was with you up until you trotted this one out. Civility is dead on the internet, and you need to get your burns from someone other than Ned Flanders.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
I'd love to see CHERI (for the room) and Wasm take off, no time like the present. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capability_Hardware_Enhanced_R... https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security&#x2
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by sitkack 4mo ago
In the phrase "murder drones", murder describes the the drone itself. It doesn't make a qualitative statement about the murder itself. A murder drone is a type of drone that operates autonomously, without an active operator,
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by sitkack 4mo ago
A strong enough type system can catch permission problems.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
If only the US department of health had a bold vision on how to solve this.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
When someone demands you go to Epstein Island you swim if you have to. This is the same guy that is testing autonomous murder drones in Ukraine to make his next billion. So much let them eat cake energy with this guy.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
Everyone trained on Anna's Archive.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
wtf does shop lifting have to do with the conversation and why would it take priority vs anything else ? how is that an argument don't attack people like this on this forum or you will get banned
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by sitkack 4mo ago
Compared to what?
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by sitkack 4mo ago
One thing could be more clear, is that the Titanic's bulkheads didn't go all the way to the top deck. They did not seal completely and were not watertight.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
I don't think this person was trolling when in conversation they said "load-bearing" and "real". It is AI brain rot.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
So it is the AI image workbench tools like ComfyUI.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
I have many cheap ryobi niche tools, but use Makita batteries in them.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
No, that quality drops so low across the board due to flaws in AI coding that they only way to address all these flaws is to have mechanically checked proofs that the code actually works.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
it is required now, or all civilization collapses.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
I have had two die at under 20k staples. 4 boxes. The problem is MBAs see an unpriced asset of the commons and burn it down to get temporarily, one time ahead.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
You can get adapters to use great batteries in low quality tools.
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by sitkack 4mo ago
The Home Despot
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by sitkack 4mo ago
You can buy or make adapters so there is no battery platforms. If we had a functioning FTC there would be no battery platform.
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by sitkack 5mo ago
And they are that high just because statistically they are in traffic for such a large amount of time.
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by sitkack 5mo ago
False dichotomy
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by sitkack 5mo ago
Much of that water comes out of a collapsing acquifer.
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by sitkack 5mo ago
You could use your changes to show that a feature is useful, but not do a PR. The specific code is no longer that important.
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by sitkack 5mo ago
Also renaming established concepts, for novelty.
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by sitkack 5mo ago
That parentset was just you.
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by sitkack 5mo ago
Soon they will!
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by sitkack 5mo ago
What about the context.ai security team? You can blame individuals, but security is a property of the system.
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by sitkack 5mo ago
I do claw like things all the time. Give CC an API document and it figures out how to take a snapshot of the data. Pulls it down and does an analysis.
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by sitkack 5mo ago
What issues did you consider about sending your code base to OpenAI?
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by sitkack 5mo ago
Hormussy started it.

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