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by skinfaxi 1mo ago
> If these models are such an existential threat to humanity, why are they controlled by two private companies? The government routinely contracts with private companies to create arms and munitions. Or do you think the bombs are deliver
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by skinfaxi 1mo ago
I personally appreciate very much that this site doesn't have such a feature.
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by skinfaxi 1mo ago
The patent was filed in 2009 https://patents.google.com/patent/US8246454B2/en
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by skinfaxi 1mo ago
What's the incentive now and why would that change, in your view?
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by skinfaxi 1mo ago
It's called the xy problem already.
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by skinfaxi 1mo ago
Just say the AI did it on its own and you'll be off the hook.
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by skinfaxi 1mo ago
Why do they say it's white hat hackers?
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by skinfaxi 1mo ago
That was practically a different era.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Is this just from your direct experience or do you have data to back that up? Are you talking about credentialed engineering like mechanical or civil engineering or just software developers?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
From what I can tell most people do something like me@myname.whatever or hi@domain.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
The government has a monopoly on regular mail though (at least in the US). Should email be treated as a utility?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
There are many opportunities to start the your own invisible company. I once started a small business ($33k/year) that sold exactly one product to one company for a few years. One thing the article glosses over in the Steven Ross discu
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
They are already doing the camera thing with flock.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
The only reason Anthropic and OpenAI make money is by saying AI will replace workers? Not from selling access to their models?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
What do you use that for?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
I love this! Years ago I had an idea to catalogue "bathrooms around the world" which would include some very strange urinal positions. We need to expand to Europe and get Crown and Treaty imaged.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
What are you talking about? You can buy a cell phone with internet service completely anonymously in the US.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
The creator of a specific technology getting acquihired doesn't stop others from competing with the original. If anything, acquihire is a validating signal and probably leads to more entries into the market.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
This is also listed in TFA, fourth paragraph.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
They lost me when they threw everything out and moved to Chandler. Now they're throwing everything out again. I love the idea, maybe it's time to vibecode an alternative.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
As someone who as extracted dmt from mimosa hostilis, more people should do it than buy god knows what RCs on the darkweb.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Tech development is hindered in the USA?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
What does this comment add to the conversation? Is it just flame bait? Seems you have a habit of making this pointless comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49189670
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Why would they need permission to use a currency?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
I was thinking about it more like if cops didn't have discretion, they would have to arrest for every minor offense and let the courts sort it out. After more reading it seems there are differing interpretations of the "Take Care&
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
They mentioned the pixel phone so probably using https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/platforms/android...
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
I think this version has a certain charm to it, reminiscent of Wall-E. I think avoiding the uncanny valley is better than trying to cutemax and failing.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Isn't discretion a foundational principle in the exercise of the executive's functions? Or is discretion reserved only for the judiciary?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
I asked if it was always bad. It seems you agree that it is not always bad.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
So to use paypal you actually have to reduce the security of the phone?

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