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by tmp10423288442 3mo ago
The ocean is worse than space from every perspective but cooling, radiation shielding, and cost/ease of installation. But that just highlights how bad of an idea space-based data centers are at this time.
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by tmp10423288442 3mo ago
How long do you spend on transit that most of those are necessary? As for toilets, the new Caltrain cars, built by Stadler (from Switzerland, which has the best non-high speed rail train infrastructure in the world) were not going to includ
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by tmp10423288442 3mo ago
The KOSPI went up already 125% in the past year, so some sort of correction was inevitable, even if the underlying companies are healthy. The crash has been exacerbated by South Koreans levering up heavily in the past few months and now get
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by tmp10423288442 3mo ago
TikTok for US users
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by tmp10423288442 3mo ago
Yes, it's expired I think - it only lasts for 1 hour
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Abnormal Response to Anthropic Lawsuit(abnormal.ai)
6 points by tmp10423288442 3mo ago|1 comments
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
> If you fail to prevent a private key from being added to your repository, you can reverse this and purge it from the blobs and reflog as if it never happened. Only if you’re absolutely sure that it’s never been pushed to a public repos
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Apple's Vision Pro and Smart Glasses Chief Is Leaving for OpenAI(bloomberg.com)
4 points by tmp10423288442 4mo ago|1 comments
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
Paul Meade
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
In the past few years, that's been primarily Anthropic, right? A lot of the really regulation-oriented people at OpenAI went to Anthropic, particularly after the failed attempt to oust Sam Altman as CEO (that was in late 2023).
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
Back in the 2010s, EVs were primarily sold to customers that were more likely to be averse to SUVs for the perceived environmental impact and, frankly, snobbery (liberals of the time used to mock big SUVs like the Cadillac Escalade and the
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
I presume you get connected somehow when opening up a high-value account at a participating bank. If that account has some sort of concierge service, I presume that’s how special numbers for other companies might be distributed. Pope Leo is
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
What’s your state?
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
So does ChatGPT. The hallucination problem is not completely solved, but much better than a few years ago, especially if you use reasoning mode, where it’s more likely to spontaneously do a web search
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
If a cop happens to see evidence of a crime, they don't need a warrant to arrest you for it nor for you to be charged for it. Unfortunate for this man, but he shouldn't have had drugs on him (he also had cocaine in addition to mar
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
But you think that Anthropic of all companies would realize this, so why did they do it that way? Did they literally take the first suggestion Mythos gave them to add these guardrails - wouldn't be surprising, seeing the state of the l
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
Who is they?
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
There’s a simple way to solve this: just use Codex. The auto-compaction is really good, and lets threads go on for a long time without losing track. In case you do notice a session is starting to go off track, it’s straightforward to make a
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
Unfortunately, the Metaverse happened during the COVID bubble, so there was no shareholder discipline then. Meta did crash after interest rates went up - there were large layoffs - but then they got a boost to their stock due to their AI st
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
Particularly not with OpenAI finally getting on Bedrock.
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
Europe 2031[0] imagined something like this would happen, but thought it would take a few years. AGI ahead of schedule [0] https://europe2031.ai
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
Anthropic in particular has been angling for regulatory capture (with themselves in control, of course) pretty explicity.
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
You would think that someone is getting real cell phone numbers, for the same reason scammers value residential IPs rather than data center IPs.
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Nexus Q Revival(mikevoyt.github.io)
2 points by tmp10423288442 4mo ago|0 comments
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Waymo getaway a likely S.F. first(eedition.sfchronicle.com)
3 points by tmp10423288442 4mo ago|2 comments
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
> In the Hot 8 Yoga burglary case, San Francisco police issued a search warrant that forced Waymo to turn over information on the account that ordered the ride and video footage from the white Jaguar that served as the getaway car, polic
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SpaceX's Tiered Lockup Aims to Help Post-IPO Trading(global.morningstar.com)
2 points by tmp10423288442 4mo ago|0 comments
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
This headline is so vague as to be misleading. What actually happened is that AT&T and Verizon were penalized for mishandling customer location data by the FCC. They paid their fines, but attempted to contest them because they were levi
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
It costs a lot more than $18,000 to hire a decent developer, pretty much anywhere in the world. Also using a model is better than another developer in some ways, because there aren't two independent minds trying to work with each other
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by tmp10423288442 4mo ago
No, but you do want Opus-tier models to do desktop and office software automation (think about people who intensely use Excel and the like). Actually those might take even more tokens that coding in a lot of cases. Why do you think Claude C

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