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by spwa4 1mo ago
Unfortunately Tesla's great accomplishments do not lie in the car space, but in the getting investments space. In finance. Which means they will have the profitability right, exactly, guaranteed. Take the Tesla metal casting advance (s
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by spwa4 1mo ago
You misunderstand. Everything is prevented by law, with the purpose to make any change in production involve negotiations with the government, who then negotiates weapons/jobs/local production/... Without those negotiations,
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Tell HN: OpenAI brings back 5 hour limit for plus and business standard users
129 points by spwa4 1mo ago|148 comments
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by spwa4 1mo ago
(obviously I meant demand-limited)
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Oh that's what you want. In the clusterfuck with the Turkey involuntary withdrawal from the F35 program half the treaties were renegotiated (you see, can't have any Turk produce weapons unless he's a "genius", that
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by spwa4 1mo ago
A quick Google search will find you plenty of European legislation. And you should look at those laws like the Belgian laws here, like they were a company "Values" document. That is how the EU/Belgium (and other countries) re
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by spwa4 1mo ago
The trivial example is the rules about selling weapons directly, so as a very simple example of this you could take: https://www.brusselstimes.com/153970/wallonia-faces-new-chal... But this is the one-component-is-th
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Because neuralese is a more direct encoding of the latent space of these models than English is. It's just dumping the latent space relatively directly into the embedder. If you're another model and you have the same embedder this
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Regularly, yes. On a lot of these sorts of products, nothing happens without governments making deals first. Mostly because governments have a need to make sure they get weapons too, not just money for the components they make. Perhaps shou
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by spwa4 1mo ago
In case you haven't noticed. Almost everything is supply limited in the economy. You cannot currently work and make stuff that gets sold at a supermarket. None of that stuff is American. Or European. Or Russian. Or Moroccan. Yes, maybe
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Really? All you need to do to stop this is to stop governments from hiring robot "labor". Surely a democracy can make that decision, even when it means paying a little bit more, no?
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Then people will say "you're doing this for the rich, and say it can't be done for the poor". Not even for long-term ill or old people living in poor areas. And it will of course be true to some extent.
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by spwa4 1mo ago
People want streets cleaned. Not only will people not pay for that, they'll steal from anyone who tries to clean the streets.
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by spwa4 1mo ago
And you're not terrified that's the situation? The beef the US has with the EUR is simple: the US is what's defending Europe militarily (nuclear and non-nuclear. The Pentagon is the reason Ukraine hasn't been nuked yet,
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by spwa4 1mo ago
True, except you're being way too easy on those other currencies. Currencies need to be issued by groups able to guarantee international trade, otherwise there's no point. RMB - maybe, but nobody sane trusts China to not immedia
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by spwa4 1mo ago
... for everyone, Chinese or not, except the elderly leader in question. Same for Russia.
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Because if I can do nothing and make you do it, you solve it for me, for free. They'll make some argument (like western nations having used up the energy (and paid for it), and want to make them pay for it again . For a lot of countri
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by spwa4 1mo ago
No worries! Governments who used this company are taking responsibility and now have a plan to, at the very least, replace all IDs they forced people to expose and to make sure the old ones are unusable! That's a sarcastic joke. It&#x2
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Note that this mechanism IS ALREADY IN android phones, with currently play store services accepting side loading, but once that app upgrades (independent of even android upgrades) and so this is not like "your next phone restricts si
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PyCon AU conference happening: videos coming online(youtube.com)
1 points by spwa4 1mo ago|0 comments
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by spwa4 1mo ago
At this point nobody will be impressed unless the posters for DEF CON have "pre-hacked by ChatGPT. The nukes are counting down" written on them.
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Alexandr Wang (Meta's new AI chief) makes a good summary of this model: https://x.com/alexandr_wang/status/2079707749412483104?lang=...
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by spwa4 1mo ago
How is that a problem? That makes it far worse for companies, after all. If an employee of a company makes a mistake then the consequences are: 1) employee was willingly sabotaging the company: employee gets jail time plus fine, employer
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by spwa4 1mo ago
No ... THEY very much did. In fact the whole idea of their job is that they are responsible for the outcomes. Seriously. Listen to their speeches. That gets repeated and repeated and repeated, again and again and again. Of course, if insura
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by spwa4 1mo ago
The whole problem of monopolies is that they can set the monopoly tax as high as they want. There is no real upper limit. What you suggest will 1) make monopolies legal 2) set a floor for the monopoly tax (whilst excessive company profits
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by spwa4 1mo ago
> "Google does not have a frontier model right now, but for cheap ones, they are better than event the chinese models now." Just wow. Someone actually said this.
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Yes, at 100x the cost, so anybody taking the route of using servos is not going to do that either. Plus it's 2026, not 1960, use software.
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by spwa4 1mo ago
For the love of god. You're going to hurt yourself. You don't need to be a robotics expert but, you want your motors to not jitter? Use a robotics library! PLAN the trajectory. The jerk will disappear and lots of other things will
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Man you NEED inverse kinematics on your simulator. WTF.
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by spwa4 1mo ago
> You cannot regulate ... This has never stopped anyone. For example, Climate change legislation makes little sense unless implemented worldwide. War crime or anti-terror legislation doesn't really make sense unless it's implem

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