tiahura

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by tiahura 4mo ago
Does anyone have a link to the relevant terms of service from the sony store?
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Why would Sony bother to show up? 1000 cases x $19.99/movie = $20,000.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
We already use AWS. Everyone else is using AWS, so if there's an issue we can just say we were following industry standards.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Interesting discussion with Jeff Bridges on Suno: https://x.com/adityarao310/status/2071488913630204209/video/...
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Apparently irrelevant data can help because model weights are entangled.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
A Honda minivan is > 50k.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Good luck. I’m in the legal field, and even there, selling airgapped is tough.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
What's wrong with https://www.scantron.com/ ?
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Where are you? Pi and work comp attorney in medium US midwest metro. I've never seen one in 20y. Not from HCA ERs, medicaid er visits to univ affiliated er, nor prestige practices.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Only in free countries. Many authoritarian regimes don’t let people take pictures in public.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Why isn’t diagnostic ultrasound used in orthopedics? They inspect fetus hearts and other organs everyday, why not shoulders? Seems much cheaper and faster.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Where is the rentseeking in that example? Rentseeking is the expenditure of resources to influence the rules so you can charge rent. The sock merchant in the example isn’t.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
What happens when they can't just distill from closed models?
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by tiahura 4mo ago
The point that I was responding to was that open sores leads to faster development. It's 2026 and "Next Year will be the year of Linux on the Desktop" since about 2000. One would have to conclude that there is little correlat
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by tiahura 4mo ago
big tech wants a safe harbor.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
just one more prompt and then I'll sleep, honest!
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Seems like they focus on improving the drafter and the verification policy so speculation keeps producing net speedups rather than wasted verification work at deepseek scale.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Why would they collaborate? Why not defect and just keep theirs private and implement the open ones?
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Hasn't that been the mantra of open source for 40 years. Armies of companies, trillions of valuation, or even just Wayland, suggest that isn't always the case.
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Threats to US payment rails helped trigger Bessent's AI worries(semafor.com)
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by tiahura 4mo ago
They did. Defense Production Act (50 U.S.C. § 4511 );Export Control Reform Act, 50 U.S.C. § 4812 are just two of them.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
If you're arguing they should have believed the AI doomer hype years ago and developed decades of regs at the drop of a hat, sure, i guess you can. That's a topic for historians. But, the question today is what to do today, a roll
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by tiahura 4mo ago
I'm not going to defend the administration on most things, but your characterization isn't entirely fair. The record seems to suggest that the administration deferred to Amazon and the NSA, which seems sensible. Perhaps you can fa
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by tiahura 4mo ago
What about openai's fear mongering, or googles, or JP Morgans, or Frank Herbert's, or Arthur C. Clarke's or Samuel Butler's? If you can't envision plausible scenarios where very bad things happen because of a malev
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Do you feel the same way about FDA approvals? I mean, it seems like common sense - a limited beta test before widespread rollout. I'm not convinced they'll ever come up with a good framework for dealing with the cyber & bio is
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Just because you don't get access, doesn't mean they're not innovating.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
So about the same amount as the spend on a single row in a datacenter?
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Additionally, as an ambulance chaser who looks at medical bills all day, people don't realize how much of the zombie medical debt out there is from scummy ERs (HCA etc) doing 2 or 3 pointless MRIs at $5k a pop.
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by tiahura 4mo ago
How about just getting it more established in orthopedic practices so patients aren't required to 1. See ortho for MRI referral 2. schedule mri at imaging facility 3. PAY $750 - $3000 for an MRI 4. Wait to get back into ortho. I really
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by tiahura 4mo ago
Answering a question with false premise is tricky.

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