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2mo ago
Is it worse than having to create endless functions for each type pair? (b IntBox) MapToStringBox(f func(int) string) StringBox (b IntBox) MapToBoolBox(f func(int) bool) BoolBox (b StringBox) MapToIntBox(f func(string) int) In
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2mo ago
And they all, universally, are terrible, slow, buggy, confusing, constantly changing, and have terrible UX. It’s no wonder people think it would be a good idea to use an AI to disintermediate their interactions with their computers: it’s be
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2mo ago
Who told you that? FIFA?
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2mo ago
This statement is weak and wishy-washy compared to the blunt UEFA statement. Kudos to Europe. Here’s hoping CONCACAF can get brave enough to take the moral stance as well.
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2mo ago
And they took a 15% commission on both sides of every aftermarket transaction. I’ve never seen such an overtly avaricious “marketplace”.
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2mo ago
FIFA has announced they plan to officially sell off everything to private investors, dropping all pretense of being a steward of a common good.
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2mo ago
Based on the quality of their World Cup ticketing website, I’m not surprised. That was the worst ticketing experience I’ve ever endured.
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2mo ago
The LLM is reading the bytes of the file, not looking at a picture of its rendering. File metadata exists as well, and change history. Tons of places to hide text. Even if you processed it via a screenshot, image files are processed byte by
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2mo ago
TLDR: “we’re going to try to get money from LLM providers for access to our back catalog without getting permission from the authors or providing them with any share of the revenue”.
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2mo ago
China, Russia, and plenty of other countries have all been actively and successfully destabilizing the US for well over a decade now. To the point that your argument about who is less a threat to Americans depends heavily on the skin color,
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2mo ago
Dario Amodei Literally makes this exact argument in the OP.
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2mo ago
Ironic to oppose giving AI tech to “authoritarian governments” while approvingly quoting the authoritarian-wannabe government of the US and framing that government as the good guys.
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3mo ago
The “contents” represent the majority of the cost and meaningful functionality of what we call a “datacenter”. Those contents will not last for “real estate” debt timelines.
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3mo ago
“In order to serve our customers better, we are phasing out the ‘Pro’ and ‘Plus’ plans, which will be replaced with new ‘Premium’ and ‘Extra’ plans. In addition, our ‘Business’ plans are now being replaced by improved ‘Corporate’ plans.”
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3mo ago
If you believe literally anything Sam Altman says, you are a fool.
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3mo ago
The idea that we can’t get enough electrical power on earth because of supply constraints, but that we can solve that by launching the datacenters and their entire support infrastructure into space makes no sense unless you’re a huckster tr
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3mo ago
Twain seems the obvious choice, so yeah I’m disappointed they didn’t even mention him. Given that they invited submissions, I’d have loved to see a bigger variety, rather than two Frosts and two “no one”s. Those are both good choices, but n
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3mo ago
This is exactly the sort of thing that’s not possible, though. An AI will not be able to detect a “lambda loop” because it will look exactly like a “successful lambda rollout”. This sort of watchdog would just as likely shut down the wrong
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3mo ago
You’ve been misled about how encryption works apparently.
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3mo ago
It’s written by folks who want to convince the military to do better. The fact that the US wastes a lot of money on what’s likely a very ineffective military is not a surprise, surely. Yes, they should have a better logistics system for all
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3mo ago
Because Russia doesn’t actually have the resources to do this at the scale required. Russia is also not trying to obliterate Ukraine. They want to take over a real economy, not a wasteland.
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3mo ago
Gaza is about 1/20 the size of Kyiv, has 1/5 the population, has far fewer resources to fight back, and is much closer to its adversary. Kyiv is also just one city amongst dozens, making up less than 1/10th population of Ukra
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3mo ago
Not sure we need to wait for the next war. The Iran war has shown some pretty major holes in US military (mostly Navy) logistics already when they aren’t picking a fight with someone who can’t fight back at all.
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3mo ago
Is there a commonly used language other than Java that doesn’t just defer to the OS trusted CAs by default?
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3mo ago
Because they are blowing up old monuments as part of an attempt to enforce a hardline but nonsensical purity on other people.
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3mo ago
Wow. “We asked the wrong question and used the wrong tool to get a questionable answer, and then decided to publish it.” I guess the answer is yes?
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3mo ago
It’s exhausting to read comments like yours where you are clearly triggered by a grammatical construction and reacting far more formulaically than the comment you’re addressing. The reason AI follows these grammatical patterns is because re
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3mo ago
I would add to this other purposes of code review: * to share knowledge among the team — if code has been reviewed then at least two people know about it * to ensure the changes won’t cause problems with other systems or future plans — mayb
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3mo ago
Democratic nations, at the behest of their billionaire patrons, are rapidly pursuing China’s approach to governance.
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3mo ago
What is your complaint exactly? Is it better that this includes all government services? I think most folks would not immediately think of schools if the headline said “county government buildings”. I think it’s a reasonable editorial choic
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