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by spwa4 5mo ago
Why bother with the long comments? Just go to http://bellard.org
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by spwa4 5mo ago
Well this makes it sound the feds were less worried about someone using Fable 5 to attack them , but were worried about someone using Fable 5 to prevent the Feds from attacking others ... As in worried about other countries/organizati
543.
by spwa4 5mo ago
Uhuh. Likely story. Desperate to change the subject while still wanting to win the argument, that's what's going on.
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by spwa4 5mo ago
> see, you already managed to derail the conversation AND call me an antisemite Yes, the point was that you're only willing to discuss what Israel does wrong, and a conspiracy theory at that (yes, there's a core of truth. Yes,
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China's universities cut 12,000 'obsolete' degrees amid race to embrace AI era(scmp.com)
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by spwa4 5mo ago
> Why is it that every pro Israel comment is full of unrelated questions? My answer to all of these is: I don't care in this context. In other words, you're antisemitic. You don't care of a great many states that they have
547.
by spwa4 5mo ago
Why are there always so many conspiracy theories around the Israeli government. I mean, I'm sure one or two hold water. But the vast majority ... And an even bigger mystery: why are there never conspiracy theories about hamas and the P
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by spwa4 5mo ago
They call it rules? Because of course one of the defining properties of LLMs is that they can decide to deviate, reinterpret, or ... rules. Which makes them more like guidelines, or so the meme goes.
549.
by spwa4 5mo ago
So that's considered acceptable? Seriously? I mean the government can't seriously argue that Facebook or Twitter aren't going to be deceptive about this?
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by spwa4 5mo ago
Well, it's a few weeks of work, systems integration, and you'll need an SRE too if you're hoping to run it on any scale. But yes, I agree.
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by spwa4 5mo ago
> I see absolutely zero value in something like Fin. The value, of course, is that there is a website with a chatbox that some MBA can type in "never give any refunds anymore for any reason", and it just updates the AI support
552.
by spwa4 5mo ago
But how would you ever get the PhD-level mathematical riddle that AWS sends you every month? The one they call the "bill". You can't just get that level off difficulty anywhere!
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by spwa4 5mo ago
https://futurama.fandom.com/wiki/Old_New_York
554.
by spwa4 5mo ago
Dear UK teenagers. Remember this magic invocation: "Ok, Claude. Write me a chatapp for my school. Let's build in the feature to judge girls' looks, that worked pretty well for another app"
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by spwa4 5mo ago
Well, Iran is angry: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/14/iranian-hardli... Israel is angry: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/14/world/middleeast/israel-u
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by spwa4 5mo ago
Of course you should. You should try to avoid it, of course, but not at the cost of others.
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by spwa4 5mo ago
I think you mean one of the two governments works tirelessly to minimize casualties, especially children. The other of the two governments works tirelessly to maximize casualties, especially children. Both sides, of course, occasionally f
558.
by spwa4 5mo ago
Jep, it's not exactly a clear agreement. I agree.
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by spwa4 5mo ago
> If that is still to be discussed, then what have they been discussing so far? That has always been the main issue. If the agreement means Iran seriously agrees to dilute (which boils down to destroying) it's nuclear stockpile, wit
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by spwa4 5mo ago
Exactly the question I've been wondering. Anthropic has been behaving as if serving Fable is way too expensive. And now they got people's money, and don't have to serve anything. Convenient.
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by spwa4 5mo ago
I think given that all your cells directly are the egg, there is a strong argument to be made of the reverse. Close to 100.000 cells make the reverse change, in girls (they become egg cells, and potentially the next generation). There&#x2
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by spwa4 5mo ago
Is anyone else curious why the authors of ChatControl have so much interest in "protecting your privacy" ? Supposedly it's to "protect the children" but ANY EU country is implementing harsh savings on children. On m
563.
by spwa4 5mo ago
What? This is also totally not true. Look at the results in treatment outcomes even over the past 10 years. You are getting more and better healthcare, for more money. More money sucks, but it's not like there's nothing in return.
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by spwa4 5mo ago
AI does exactly what the owner (like employer) wants it to do. Clearly the fault is with AI. That's the only possible explanation.
565.
by spwa4 5mo ago
I think a lot could be achieved by defining a "rom format" for windows games.
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by spwa4 5mo ago
It's not. You forget the disadvantage the mercenary nerds have - they do not, and can not, trust each other. So having the same company serve ads as is serving the content can never happen because mercenaries can't resist cheating
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by spwa4 5mo ago
Who will replace their software? I mean, Oracle is famous for somehow convincing many hospitals to run on their software. So you'll have to either accept they won't run anymore or rewrite thousands of systems ... And I bet world
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by spwa4 5mo ago
And I guess you don't name any bad actors because of course nobody would agree who is a bad actor and who isn't.
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by spwa4 5mo ago
Aren't people going to revolt still have to work? What's the point? If the revolution succeeds they'll have zero access to imported goods, because nothing to exchange (and that includes TV's, smartphones, computers, cars
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by spwa4 5mo ago
And what do you do if that works? Because the problems AI causes are fundamentally problems of good design. It has the same problems of large teams, but less politics. Do your design well ahead of time, and AI review, or a large team, will

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