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by tantalor 11mo ago
How many steps is the period? How far does it travel in that period? What direction does it go? Does it clean up after itself?
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by tantalor 11mo ago
Okay but what is it?
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Indictment says accused cyberstalker blames ChatGPT for condoning behavior(triblive.com)
1 points by tantalor 11mo ago|0 comments
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Sam Altman Declares 'Code Red' as Google's Gemini Surges(fortune.com)
4 points by tantalor 11mo ago|2 comments
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by tantalor 11mo ago
Why not? A single Boeing 747-8F could carry 10M-50M chips in a single trip.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
It's not sensitive information. It's public information.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> which it blamed on a "technical error" It's not a technical error at all! Technical errors are faults caused by technology, like a software or hardware bug. That's not what happened here. WordPress behaved exactly a
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by tantalor 11mo ago
I think the word you're looking for is prophylactic.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
Any code review complicated enough to benefit from this should be split up into smaller units for review.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> all the time already What are you actually saying? You're already using chatbots that are embedding non-disclosed paid endorsements? And you like that? > ad placement is actually easier for chat Can you point to, I don't k
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by tantalor 11mo ago
friendzis's example showed a plausible way to generate revenue by inserting paid placements into the chat bot response without disclosures by pretending they are just honest, organic suggestions.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
That's different than intent. Your intent is the immediate need: how do I fix this leaky faucet? Your user profile (love life problems) is generally not useful there.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
How to speedrun massive penalties and disgorgement from FTC. I guess we'll just put that in the "Cost of Goods Sold" bucket.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> as ubiquitous and useful as Microsoft 365 What is this saying? Is this sarcastic? I don't know anybody with a Microsoft 365 subscription. I suppose the cloud storage is nice, but you can do much better; Google gives you double tha
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> author won’t stake out their position Casey Newton is a journalist - it would not be appropriate for him to have a "position" on this topic.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> Some of the people most vulnerable to the chatbot’s unceasing validation, they say, were those prone to delusional thinking, which studies have suggested could include 5 to 15 percent of the population. It's long past time we put
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> I don't see anything interesting or new What I find so interesting about this is how much is NOT new. It is a highly faithful reproduction of the beloved original. The difference is the voices and visuals are much higher quality,
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by tantalor 11mo ago
According to Kagi, all AI generated content is slop. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/slopstop.html#what-is-co...
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by tantalor 11mo ago
I would apply it to inputs as well. Suppose you can start production with only 1 of each input required for a recipe, but to keep it going you need to keep feeding all of the inputs to finish it. If any of them run out, then the recipe fail
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by tantalor 11mo ago
Good idea for a Factorio mod? A new failure mode resets output progress back to zero if you lose power or some other input while crafting. You could design circuit networks to cut power to non-essential systems so the rest of the factory ca
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by tantalor 11mo ago
First there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> The company says the cancellation was approved under its standard policy permitting properties to void bookings in "rare cases where a property identifies a clear rate error." Following Go Public's questions, Booking.com
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> complete rebuild was necessary to ensure the website meets modern security... requirements > launch and security testing cost $12.6 million What are the challenging security concerns for a weather website? And why would testing alon
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by tantalor 11mo ago
For [batman] it only finds this one poster, https://maps.app.goo.gl/jmJ1qhQsB3AetLiK8 But doesn't find this billboard, probably because it doesn't actually contain the text "Batman". https://m
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by tantalor 11mo ago
The word for that is supernatural
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by tantalor 11mo ago
There are several mentions of "closed-form expression" without precisely defining what that means, only "finite combinations of basic operations". TFA implies that branches (if statements and piecewise statements) are no
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by tantalor 11mo ago
Worth mentioning that the "another lattice point on that line" is not necessarily one of the five.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
They are trying to kill the Chemical Safety Hazard and Investigation Board (CSB) https://cen.acs.org/safety/industrial-safety/White-House-mov... Same group that makes these amazing post-portems on YouTube https:&
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by tantalor 11mo ago
> billion trackers ... dark patterns Straw man argument. The rule equally applies to sites with just one tracker and no dark patterns.
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by tantalor 11mo ago
The risk is if you have unfettered control then it's easy to get tricked into installing malicious apps, and now my device is getting zero-day attacks over bluetooth or wifi from state actors using your phone.

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