sscaryterry

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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Based on?
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
The British have stolen most of the things they own.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Probably due to the need for profanity after getting burnt.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
FPGA's are definitely not new. They've been mainstream for 20 odd years+. See https://www.eetimes.com/fpga-market-to-pass-2-7-billion-by-1...
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
I'd be getting scared when a cat reaches the 20kg threshold. I'm about 90kg, so thats a 4.5x ratio :) Cats are the perfect killing machines (apart from maybe sharks) :)
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
The only reason my house cat has not murdered me is because he is 4kg, and I'm not. He loves me though.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Murder mittens.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Its the only explanation. I mean, they are not living under a rock...
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Still can't read what their models vomit at me.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
That looks like my CD, and my hand writing. But it cannot be.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Physical harm vs consequential harm is not the same thing at all. Seems like you're being paid to spread this request for regulation, or "you" are simply an agent of Anthropic/OpenAI.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Holy fuck this is one of the coolest things I've seen.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Escalators do not start themselves. There is power, and a switch of some sort.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Because they've not been great to their customers. I've stopped using them completely.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Typical cartel operators.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Yep, if only more people would realise this. The "serious" models do not run on commodity hardware, and won't I think in the near future. The day will come when these could start to replicate, perhaps 10+ years from now. (E
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
https://www.simplypsychology.org/sympathy-empathy-compassion... I don't have sympathy. I also do know of drunk drivers that have been arrested, who are, good people. Shit happens. I'm not going to judge.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Yep, its also the most intuitive way to reason about it when you look at the data. Unfortunately, a bad call. I'm sure many of us would have made the same mistake.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
You asked 5 questions in return. After I gave the op just a few plausible ways. Absence of evidence does not make something implausible .
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Depending on the jurisdiction, getting a judgement alone doesn't allow you to have a bailiff enforce it.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
There we go. Except, all business owners, private or public, will tell you that this isn't the case. :)
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
I'm sure the people who will get hurt have plenty of money.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
I questioned how many of these articles around the HuggingFace incident are false flag operations. This specific scenario, I can think of a few ways to accomplish this: - the person isn't a real person. - the person is using a differen
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
The fact that this has become acceptable is the real problem.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
See the second sentence.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
I wonder how many of these are false flag operations. Pushing for AI regulation, after the market has been captured by the 2 top dogs.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/pfsense-software-embraces... :)
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Looks like a shameless OpenAI plug
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Most certainly is.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Nothing, its the biggest disappointment.

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