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by throwup238 17d ago
> “We track concerning behavior over time through a person-of-interest process, allowing us to catch escalation patterns early.” They’re building Samaritan.
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by throwup238 18d ago
Called it! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43520903
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by throwup238 18d ago
We’ve outsourced everything else.
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by throwup238 18d ago
> just in time for the audience to see Macduff kill Macbeth. Spoilers! I was just about to go see my middle school’s production of Macbeth hoping to see some violence but now it’s ruined!
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by throwup238 18d ago
> As much as we don't like "this" we don't want to put any bureaucrats in power to squash creativity and enterprise. That was literally Broadcom’s reason for existing before Avago even acquired them. It’s the other
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by throwup238 19d ago
> Would tiny airborne particles be safe for our lungs ? Almost certainly not. Pretty much anything inhaled in large amounts will cause pneumoconiosis including pollen . Some stuff like asbestos or coal dust are worse than others, but
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by throwup238 21d ago
What dictionary are you using? I just looked it up and MW’s definition of “missing” is “absent” or “lost” or “needed or expected but not included”. Dictionary.com says “absent, not found, or lost” and “lacking”. Wiktionary says “Not able
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by throwup238 21d ago
They were missing. Then they used GPS tags to locate them. That’s why the article is titled “ A Million Falcons Went Missing. Here’s How They Were Found ”. Something was unknown, then we used sensors to solve the mystery. Wild, isn’t it?
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by throwup238 22d ago
I use MCP for two types of things: ones where I need to give access to the memory of the process like an MCP server to inspect a Qt gui, and ones where I need to give authenticated access to my data to ChatGPT/Claude web/mobile ap
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by throwup238 22d ago
> - this article doesn’t enable tool search for starters where tokens start at near zero for MCP too Is that why I have to constantly remind Claude and ChatGPT that they do have access to a Github plugin that can access my account, i
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by throwup238 22d ago
It does. This article is about Latino workers but there are well known hotspots for CKDu in Sri Lanka and India. There’s other reports of it in the rest of Asia, Middle East, and Africa but its not as well known of an issue and under report
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by throwup238 23d ago
In a future where Claude and ChatGPT agents automate all aspects of society, that triggers a cascade of real world consequences where everything keeps running as if the new model is released, except the vibe coded upgrade procedure fails to
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by throwup238 23d ago
Are you perhaps under the mistaken impression that you’re the only one getting retargeted?
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by throwup238 23d ago
Or just their own models locally, since 8x GPU pods fit under a desk (makes a nice foot heater too)
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by throwup238 23d ago
For caving you’re supposed to take three and keep them in separate areas of the bag so you can’t lose all three at the same time.
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by throwup238 24d ago
You might return them and get another brand. Even that little positive signal is often worth the wasted impressions because most of the other signals are either so weak or so competitive.
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by throwup238 24d ago
> short, there are some big concepts like Christianity or Islam that people refer to as if it's the same thing but almost nobody has a shared meaning when they refer to such big things. Even so there can be concrete dialogues abou
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by throwup238 26d ago
Someone submitted the design during WWI but it wasn’t used: https://www.southernhighlandnews.com.au/story/2992498/boomer...
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by throwup238 27d ago
> Heck Zuckerberg took a helicopter there one year. The vast majority of the people I knew who flew in weren’t rich like Zuck, they just liked flying. It’s the only way to get a wristband that allows you to come and go at will (i.e. to
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by throwup238 27d ago
“[dead]” usually means algorithmic (could be as simple as an account registered via Tor that hasn’t been vouched for enough times). “[flagged][dead]” usually means it was flag-killed by users, except I’ve been noticing some AI written comme
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by throwup238 28d ago
Pharo [1] is a modern take. [1] https://pharo.org/
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by throwup238 28d ago
> My problem is the context of today’s models (that I’ve been using - Claude Opus 5 and GPT-Sol) are a black box to a user like me. Would it even help if it weren’t a blackbox? Maybe to the frontier labs with resources, but even trying
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by throwup238 29d ago
The better phrase is probably “reference design” marketplace. When I worked as an EE pretty much all but the hardest boards (which needed to be simulated) were glorified stripped down reference designs.
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by throwup238 1mo ago
> developer productivity is so profitable in an outsized way that you'd always just hire more if you could, even if they were all 10x as productive (maybe this changes at some scale). Definitely. Software is a digital arms race be
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by throwup238 1mo ago
I’m sorry but I can’t take you seriously if you’re bringing up mad cow disease in this discussion. Prions don’t spread because of butchers, they spread because of bone-and-meal feed. You know, stuff fed to a cow while it’s still alive, bef
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by throwup238 1mo ago
And you continue to ignore what I said (and what the book said). The whole point of a black swan event is exactly what you just described . It’s the inflection point when our priors change .
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by throwup238 1mo ago
I think that’s a misreading of the entire book. A black swan event is a rare, high-impact outlier that is nearly impossible to predict under normal circumstances, but is rationalized as having been inevitable in hindsight.
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by throwup238 1mo ago
Spoiler alert: that’s the whole point of a black swan event.
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by throwup238 1mo ago
There have been maybe three such events in the 21st century (glacier or landslides producing more than a magnitude 5 quake), and none of them have happened in an area like the Himalayas. The other two were in Alaska on Mt Steller in 2005 an
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by throwup238 1mo ago
The way the butcher explained to me, it’s not so much the volume that’s the problem, it’s the time between cleanings which gives microbes time to multiply in ideal conditions with lots of nutrients from blood and optimal temperature. Any cr

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