snickerbockers

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by snickerbockers 5mo ago
>AI diagnosis will be like code generation and go asymptotic to perfection as models improve uhhhhhhh, I'm pretty behind-the-times on this stuff so I could be the one who's wrong here but I don't believe that has happened?
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by snickerbockers 5mo ago
LOVEINT.
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by snickerbockers 6mo ago
9 pregnant women produce one baby/month on average (assuming no miscarriages or late births,etc). On paper your CPU can execute at least one instruction per core per cycle but that's on average too, if you actually only have one
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by snickerbockers 6mo ago
"See what?" --Gavin
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by snickerbockers 6mo ago
Based on how much zendesk spam there is i doubt it.
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by snickerbockers 6mo ago
>clearly talking about the crazy "raking the forests" Trump rhetoric Are you sure about that? I've been hearing for at least a decade that the solution to CA's forest fire problem is something along the lines of redu
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by snickerbockers 6mo ago
Let that sink in.
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by snickerbockers 6mo ago
The democrats deserve a fair share of the blame for that just for their having created and maintained the two-party duopoly along with the Republicans. At the very least its not the voters fault if the only viable alternative to the Republ
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by snickerbockers 6mo ago
Ive always wondered how the motion of the earth would factor into instantaneous teleportation between to points on the same planet. Do you need to account for that to prevent yourself from being beamed underground or into space? Or does t
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by snickerbockers 6mo ago
Isn't teleportation inextricably linked to time travel (to the extent that either one is actually possible)? My point being that the staff might not remember him yet . He claims in the article to have teleported twice which means th
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by snickerbockers 7mo ago
I've never found chatbots particularly interesting for anything I'd ever actually talk to another human about[1] but one of the things I have found myself doing often is trying to solve math problems on my own and asking grok to c
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by snickerbockers 7mo ago
I was hoping that when i actually win i'd get a video of him doing that goofy dance he does.
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by snickerbockers 7mo ago
America has intelligence-sharing agreements with allied nations wherein our satellites are taking photos on the allies' behalf of things that we might not otherwise be interested in. I'm sure China and Russia have similar arrange
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by snickerbockers 7mo ago
We shouldn't even be giving them defensive weapons because that only enables them to wage war without consequence. In this specific case its a moot point since we joined this war in the most direct way possible but in general every ti
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by snickerbockers 7mo ago
>If github trained models on the contents of your private repos, that would be a violation. Really don't see why that should change anything. Surely you'd want your gift to the Microsoft corporation to appreciate in value! Why
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by snickerbockers 7mo ago
Why is this called raycast when it doesn't appear to have anything to do with graphics or euclidean geometry?
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by snickerbockers 7mo ago
It's actually rather telling that HN's greatest fear is accountability.
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
I think the most important problem here is that this is an ambulance not a monster truck. It never ceases to amaze me how people on this site will always insist that the onus should be on society to deal the fallout from silicon valley&#x2
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
Theres already an emergency override protocol, you see the lights or hear the siren and then get out of the ambulance's way.
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
Because its not a trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6.
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
>If the ambulance was in a hurry i believe they were. >they could have rammed the Waymo Not an expert but i think the goal is to get the ambulance and its occupants to a specific location and then make an egress to a nearby medical fa
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
"Hey Claude I need you to use this predator drone to go blow up everybody who looks like a terrorist in the name of Democracy."
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
One nuance I've noticed: the statement from Anthropic specifically stated the use of their products for these purposes was not included in the contract with DoD but it stops short of saying it was prohibited by the contract. Maybe it
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
There are two separate aspects to this case. * autonomous weapons systems * private defense contractor leverages control over products it has already sold to set military doctrine. The second one is at least as important as the first one, b
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
>Anthropic was clear from the beginning of the contract the limitations of Claude No, that's not what they said. "Two such use cases have never been included in our contracts with the Department of War, and we believe they shou
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
It doesn't harm national security, but only so long as it's not in the supply-chain. They can't have Lockheed putting Anthropic's products into a fighter jet when Anthropic has already said their products will be able t
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
>an unprecedented action it's also unprecedented for a contractor to suddenly announce their products will, from now on, be able to refuse to function based on the product's evaluation of what it perceives to be an ethical dile
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
Let me put it this way: DoD needs a new drone and they want some gimmicky AI bullshit. They contract the drone from Lockheed. Lockheed is not allowed to source the gimmicky AI bullshit from Anthropic because they have been declared a supp
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
> It prohibits DoD agencies and contractors from using Anthropic services. It'd be one thing if the DoD simply didn't use Anthropic. But that's what the supply-chain risk is for? I'm legitimately struggling to under
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by snickerbockers 8mo ago
Or they can just not sign contracts with the DoD. They landed themselves in this situation by making a deal with the devil. At any rate, unless Finland is about to announce a massive surge in funding for their military this doesn't s

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