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Macro Memo: Regime Change
(citriniresearch.com)
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The choices we make about AI now are critical – Bill Gates
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KTransformers – Flexible LLM Inference Framework
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6mo ago
> Being an electron app it has the huge privacy problem as it touches Googles servers when it starts, so Google knows what you are doing. There is a rumor that Electron calls to redirect.gvt1.com (a google site) means that Google somehow
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Agentic Utilities – Citrini Research
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Legal advocate Mary Inman: The next AI whistleblower could come from anywhere
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7mo ago
> train clairvoyants Hey a goat actually died you know
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8mo ago
Isn't there a rule against this - i.e. accusing commenters for using LLMs (the offensive language aside)? Implicitly there is [0], because I can't see how it adds to the conversation. So what if it sounds like an LLM? Soon you won
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Sarvam Edge
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8mo ago
> “The code they write isn’t any good” doesn’t really cut it any more. I propose that it cuts deeper than that. Many of us 'nerds' have/have had a love affair of sorts with computers and software, deeply rooted in our pers
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8mo ago
You are obviously wrong, but that's not the issue here. One can't help wondering what prompted you to say such an unkind thing in the extreme about 1.2 billion monthly active users. On second thought, no need to answer that here.
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The problem isn't OpenClaw. it's the architecture
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Nigeria makes big gains in fight against neglected tropical diseases
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Going Through Snowden Documents, Part 2
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Sorry didn't get as far as checking out your product (which seems interesting). You use a cookie CMP (Consent Management Platform - Google's?) that asks for permission for 122 vendors to harvest my personal information. There is n
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Statin drugs safer than previously thought
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Somehow I appreciate this type of attitude more than the one which reflects total denial of the current trajectory. Fervent denial and AI trash-talking being maybe the single most dominant sentiment on HN over the last year, by all means in
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China is winning the humanoid robot race while Tesla's Optimus lags
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LLMs achieve adult human performance on higher-order "theory of mind" tasks
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TikTok alternative UpScrolled surges amid censorship fears
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Claude is likely talking to sub-agents, although I have yet to see the questions written out. But sometimes the agents do well, in which case you will see "Excellent research!" or similar printed to the conversation history. It&#x
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Claude Code allegedly auto-includes the currently active file and often all visible tabs and sometimes neighboring files it thinks are 'related' - on every prompt. The advice I got when scouring the internets was primarily to clos
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The problem is that we are still in the pre-history of civilization. We make some basic mistakes, still. Some of them quite costly, others quite dangerous. As history advances we'll learn to fix it, as long as we don't fixate on
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Not even antirez can sway the skeptics here. People that have garnered too many upvotes in the countless comments about how worthless AI is compared to real programmers will need much more to leave their fortresses. But maybe we should cher
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Interactive map: the EU's banned pesticide trade
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AutoCodeBench: Tencent Hunyuan revolutionizes AI programming evaluation
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Musk's Last Grift
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The Grok calls Hitler literally "Führer und Reichkansler" in an otherwise English language article, so the most lnient interpretation is that Grok is simply not that well adapted to translation. One normally don't use use the
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They were thinking of Google Gemini, not Gemini (protocol), the latter which, although being the older, might have to consider a name change to escape a slow death after Google's hostile name-takeover.
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