tim-tday

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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Did they disclose the name they Redacted?
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Or its snow.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Nice, I wonder if he’s planning to return.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Generative AI will always hallucinate because it is impossible to separate the fact lookup part from the generative part. This problem has been obvious for years and the evidence shows that hallucination rates have been steady the whole tim
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Wait what? Millions of people losing their jobs could threaten income tax revenues? How is that possible?
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
This is true most places in the us. Have you looked? You often have to dig up the stake. It helps to have an idea of where it should be before you start digging.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
How likely do they think that will be?
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
I’m not sure there will be many children. Especially if there are sex robots. People already prefer the company of machines and they’re shaped like little index cards. Imagine when they’re shaped like humans but not as difficult.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Fair, paywalled article links are basically an advertisement for the paywalled service. Perhaps it will tickle your sensibilities to steal the article. https://archive.ph/u1qjN The general argument (which I’m reconstructing
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Russia still has men? I would have thought they’d have used them up in the meat waves by now.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
They should be required to take down one piece of space junk for every new satellite.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Hydrogen is petroleum with extra steps. And a cryogenic supply chain.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Is it refusing to try? High Intelligence just seems to be speed of cognition. This isn’t a race. Smart people will never reach the answer if they never bother taking up the question. Sometimes smart people are so busy doing smart things tha
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Well blame this guy. https://www.thebeaverton.com/2026/07/meet-the-canadian-civil...
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
We’ll blame this guy. https://www.thebeaverton.com/2026/07/meet-the-canadian-civil...
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
There’s a real danger of cognitive surrender. When Ai can puzzle things out for you there’s a real danger of relaxing our focus. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6097646
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
“It is not for technologists to decide…” These are autonomous murder bots. It is 100% for technologists to decide where the line is. I’m pretty sure it is being crossed. Never build weapons that create a world you don’t want your kids livin
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
I love the Streisand effect in play here. Sucks that she’s getting attacked. Hopefully the punitive damages she wins will be staggering.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
TLDR China makes some good stuff sometimes. Rapidly changing Tariffs make it hard for Americans to get that stuff reliably and at reasonable prices. Go figure.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Why? China makes a lot of important high tech stuff. If there’s a big picture plan to build high tech capabilities on-shore that’s great. Show. Me. The. Plan. Hint: the plan will take ten years and cost trillions in investment and will have
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
That’s a weird way to put it. China internalized their supply chain and profited by it. The short term cost was high, the net was positive. We better figure that out before they attack Taiwan.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
AI cannot be honest or dishonest. It has no concept of what’s true or right. It’s a generative engine. We should all know that by now. If it does something you don’t like it’s your fault for allowing it, failing to instruct the agent proper
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Correction, worst day so far.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
You misspelled “leak”
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
The number of possible programs is infinite. The number of possible bugs is uncountably infinite.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
States should require data center builds to put up millions of dollars of matching funds so homeowners can deploy solar at 50% cost. The best hedge against raising energy costs is rooftop solar.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Yes
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Listen, I don’t hate jira, he just sneaks his idiot brother confluence in the back door and for that they both shall burn.
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
I disagreed with something they did two years ago so I deleted my account(s) banned them with my ad blocker and went on with my life. I don’t even remember what it was. Probably something about monetizing user content or how they treated mo
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by tim-tday 2mo ago
Don’t fucking presume to tell me what I think.

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