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by smt88 1y ago
"Enterprise-grade security" is a lie when you build something with AI. In fact, trusting employees' sensitive data to this is negligent.
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by smt88 1y ago
This is just the same social contract you agree to in every part of your life. Why can't you legally drive over 100 mph when you know you'd do it safely? Why can't you own certain kinds of weapons when you know you don't
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by smt88 1y ago
I don't think it's possible to predict this, even with a fully stable and rational White House. It's often impossible to know how things can or will backfire.
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by smt88 1y ago
Do you already not remember DOGE, the Big Beautiful Bill, and Trump just refusing to spend money that Congress had allocated already? This budget has veered sharply away from Biden's budget.
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by smt88 1y ago
They're obviously trying, but the media (especially social media, which prioritizes outrage) is always going to put more eyeballs on the modern GOP because they are more outrageous
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by smt88 1y ago
"A lot of people" meaning bots. No real-life person thought the logo was offensive before or that the logo became woke. It never passed the smell test.
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by smt88 1y ago
Correct. In fact, presenting a novel idea is likely a form of failure. The execs want insurance to do something the company already knows it should do.
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by smt88 1y ago
I've had some fun with Suno 5, but the songs absolutely don't replace well-made human music. They're much more formulaic and over-produced. They're usually forgettable. People I play them for can always tell they're
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by smt88 1y ago
How would you prefer they change it? Happiness can be studied in a lot of ways, and none of them is complete or accurate. Momentary happiness is possible in a miserable life and vice versa. I suspect this survey does tell us something over
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by smt88 1y ago
As of right now, your site only allows me to join a waitlist, not actually try it.
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by smt88 1y ago
Possibly part of an agreement to avoid a lawsuit. I think Dropbox and Box had a similar arrangement, because their names are so similar and they do exactly the same things.
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by smt88 1y ago
They licensed the engine for a while. Yahoo Search was powered by Google, for example.
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I'm not sure why you think that would've helped. A lot of the people who won't shut up about 1984 and Ayn Rand still vote for the closest thing to monarchy they can find on their ballots.
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by smt88 1y ago
Is there any way for the LLM to bypass the request for human confirmation, or is it hard-coded into the deterministic MCP client code?
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by smt88 1y ago
They're not doing the first step. They're criticizing Democrats . They're saying Trump is using this power for good, but he should stop because Democrats will use it for evil. This isn't a principled criticism of a fasc
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by smt88 1y ago
Most notably "free speech absolutist" Elon Musk and apparently 100% of Silicon Valley's "libertarians" like A16z
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by smt88 1y ago
Big Tech chose to get elect an anti-immigrant candidate while relying on immigrant labor. Let them burn themselves down.
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by smt88 1y ago
Although transparently self-serving, this seems like a perfect time to say, "Hey, this couldn't happen to you at Mattermost because we A) have a free tier, and B) allow you to export your data."
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by smt88 1y ago
iOS, hands down. Why can I still not reply to messages from my notification drawer? Why doesn't the keyboard suggest contractions? Why don't I have a dedicated back button, like I did on Android? Why is Siri so astonishingly bad?
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by smt88 1y ago
Amish life expectancy is now 71 compared to 84ish. OP's data is 100+ years old and wqs analyzed in the 60s during a notable peak for medical quackery (cigarettes recommended for pregnant women, etc.)
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by smt88 1y ago
Due to gerrymandering, our elected officials are increasingly sorting themselves into left and right, whether that represents us or not.
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by smt88 1y ago
My friend pointed out yesterday that the left has lost its "evangelical spirit". It seems to have become political dogma that you can't persuade people to your side -- you can only turn them out to vote. But Charlie Kirk went
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by smt88 1y ago
> How does flu affect the heart? Even temporary stress on the respiratory system can cause long-term damage to the brain, lungs, and heart. Because of Covid, we started to learn that an acute, severe infection can affect people much la
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by smt88 1y ago
That's not true for all types of questions. You've likely seen a model decline to answer a question that requires more recent training data than it has, for example.
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by smt88 1y ago
You're wrong because it's also incrementally replacing individual, high-risk components in Windows and Linux. But even if you're not wrong, a major mission of Rust was to be a safer C/C++, and language tooling used to be
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by smt88 1y ago
The link I gave was just direct quotes with attribution. The publication's bias was just in choosing to write that article at all. Also please skip the "there is much to question" nonsense. The conspiracy theorists had dozens
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by smt88 1y ago
I wish this hadn't happened, but let's not rewrite history with our eulogies. > Many people didn't like what they heard, but it wasn't because it was mean or wrong He was often wrong, as most people are, and he ofte
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by smt88 1y ago
> Either you're saying that LLMs have no "thoughts", and just regurgitate everything I am exactly saying that they have no thoughts or even "thoughts". > which doesn't explain how they can reason in no
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by smt88 1y ago
I read the Github landing page. I have no interest in reading the entire source of the project, especially since I don't plan to run it.
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LLMs are heavily trained on reddit, and "Tom Nook is a capitalist dictator if you think about it" is a reddit meme. Like many LLM reactions, it's less "thought" and more "regurgitating reddit jokes/opinion

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