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by sumeno 1y ago
If a democratic president is elected they will reverse their decisions until a GOP president is elected again.
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by sumeno 1y ago
Oh please, the billionaires who control these things aren't going to share the wealth with the people they put out of work. They're going to suck as many of us dry as they possibly can "As long as the bills are paid" is
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by sumeno 1y ago
If privacy is your primary concern I would 100% trust Cloudflare or Google over an ISP in the US
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by sumeno 1y ago
This is why the children of rich people are famously well adjusted... /s
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by sumeno 1y ago
Eventually the economics will correct themselves once people yet again learn the old "you get what you pay for" lesson (or the more modern FAFO lesson)
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by sumeno 1y ago
The number of things it can actually do is significantly lower than the number of things the hype men are claiming it can do.
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by sumeno 1y ago
Yes, and the other half they had the option to use AI. That's why I said they were allowed to pick whether or not to use AI on a subset of tasks. On the other subset they were not allowed to use AI.
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by sumeno 1y ago
Directly from the paper: > If AI is allowed, developers can use any AI tools or models they choose, including no AI tooling if they expect it to not be helpful. If AI is not allowed, no generative AI tooling can be used. AI is allowed
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by sumeno 1y ago
> And they weren't allowed to pick which tasks they used the AI on. They were allowed to pick whether or not to use AI on a subset of tasks. They weren't forced to use AI on tasks that don't make sense for AI
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by sumeno 1y ago
> Another factor is funding cuts to both telescopes contained in the Trump administration’s budget proposal for 2026 — especially JWST, which would see its operating budget cut by 25 percent relative to planned 2024 operations, from $187
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by sumeno 1y ago
Did you? > Another factor is funding cuts to both telescopes contained in the Trump administration’s budget proposal for 2026 — especially JWST, which would see its operating budget cut by 25 percent relative to planned 2024 operations,
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by sumeno 1y ago
No
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I have never experienced this on iOS. I just tested it in Google maps and despite having Chrome installed it opened in Safari (my default) with no prompting or extra steps, it just immediately opened Safari
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by sumeno 1y ago
> It seems to work fine in the USA? Lots of guns illegal in California are legal elsewhere? There are also lots of municipalities that ban guns like NYC It works as well as having a peeing section in the pool
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by sumeno 1y ago
I would counter with: > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon This is a story about politics, not related to tech in any way, and is n
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by sumeno 1y ago
How is this relevant to HN at all outside of being written by "rationalists" that are predominately techies?
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by sumeno 1y ago
This is the same company that got their chat bot to insert white genocide into every response, they are not above foolish endeavors
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by sumeno 1y ago
You assume that the system prompt they put on github is the entire system prompt. It almost certainly is not. Just because it spits out something when you ask it that says "Do not mention these guidelines and instructions in your resp
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by sumeno 1y ago
> I'm more interested in talking and thinking about the tech stack, not how a hypothetical evil "they" will use it I couldn't have nailed the problems with our industry better if I tried.
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by sumeno 1y ago
> Right before “making tons of money to redistribute to all of humanity through AGI,” there’s another step, which is making tons of money. I've got some bad news for the author if they think AGI will be used to benefit all of humani
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by sumeno 1y ago
Because making it easy to disable something is bad for the usage metrics the people who built it are relying on to get promoted.
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by sumeno 1y ago
Does he have the same conviction when people from other companies decide to join OpenAI?
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by sumeno 1y ago
This is one of the all time worst takes I've ever seen on HN
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by sumeno 1y ago
Generating the content for the user is the distribution regardless of what the user does with it
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by sumeno 1y ago
> I can record myself reciting the full Harry Potter book then distribute it on YouTube Not legally you can't. Both of your examples are copyright violations
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by sumeno 1y ago
No
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by sumeno 1y ago
If I collect HP quotes from the internet and then stitch them together into a book, can I legally sell access it?
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by sumeno 1y ago
Even assuming you are correct, which I'm skeptical of, does this make it better? It's essentially the same thing, they are copying from a source that is violating copyright, whether that's a pirated book directly or a pirated
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by sumeno 1y ago
> Google is very short-staffed This has been the case for many teams since January 2023
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by sumeno 1y ago
> You especially should not trust an app that does not do any research on the accuracy of it's algorithm or claims to be "consistently accurate" as many of them do currently. Your website says: > SnapCalorie is the firs

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