trhway

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by trhway 4mo ago
the bigger point i think stands - we're going to have a similar story with AI as for example the 40-bit encryption of the past and drones of today, i.e. sure export controlled and most probably regulated practically away for general pu
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by trhway 4mo ago
Anthropic drops defense work, OpenAI picks up, Anthropic files for IPO, after that OpenAI files for IPO, now Anthropic's IPO looks not that good... thus making for much better OpenAI IPO. I'm wondering whether the Trump's son
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by trhway 4mo ago
Of course, there are a number of cases where those bombs go awry. At least a couple fell even right into the Brjansk city. Those cases though doesn't affect much overall operations. Your first link is more typical - about 15-20m off th
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by trhway 4mo ago
>Loose dogs can injure or kill random people they come across. In theory - may be. On practice - typical fear mongering. The dogs in US cities are very docile, and those couple times (over 26 year here) i saw lost dogs they were pretty
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by trhway 4mo ago
Look at some cities Animal Control officers - athletic guys, black uniform, black high boots - real Warriors-Stormtroopers protecting the defenseless community from that kitten.
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by trhway 4mo ago
you're talking hypotheticals while in real life for example: "A Waymo self-driving car blocked a road near a deadly fire, hindering first responders. " https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6uhcVYhmULU "Wa
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by trhway 4mo ago
Well, if they caused you any specific loss nothing prevents you from suing them in civil court like in any other situation when somebody causes you a specific loss. That though is a completely different thing from criminal prosecution.
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by trhway 4mo ago
Unfortunately they don't miss by hundreds of meters. And Russia frequently uses 3000lb and 6000lb bombs. So missing a bunker a bit doesn't matter - it will still collapse. Here for example it is clearly visible that the bomb misse
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by trhway 4mo ago
Being financially independent is the moral compass of the financially independent.
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by trhway 4mo ago
Which will quietly drive you in circles and ultimately to a completely different location if your target location is associated with some things like security/autonomous/etc.
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by trhway 4mo ago
While politically i'm on the opposite side of those guys, i do think that such severe prosecution is unwarranted and politically motivated (and may be intended to create chilling effect on all future protests no matter the cause) - blo
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by trhway 4mo ago
i wonder if some lawyer may see a consumer protection class action here. In my view the Stuxnet that Anthropic pulled over its customers isn't much different from say those unauthorized extra accounts by Wells Fargo.
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by trhway 4mo ago
You're mixing together different drone types (payload, range, operational role, etc.). >luckily for Ukrainians these gliding bombs lack precision. Not really. They don't have 3m CEP, that is true. Yet, a 2000lb bomb doesn'
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by trhway 4mo ago
I don't think it is about technology - a camera module with NPU running YOLO can be had for like $30 from AliExpress. And a lot of other technological weapons is possible on a cheap, yet nor Russia, nor Ukraine are doing it. In case of
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by trhway 4mo ago
You can watch on YouTube people playing with 30mm diameter shaped charges (piercing thick metal plates). The anti-tank warhead is the same shaped charge of 90-130mm diameter.
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by trhway 5mo ago
upon seeing the title i was only wondering - whose drones.
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by trhway 5mo ago
You've been Stuxnet-ed by Anthropic :)
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by trhway 5mo ago
I wasted some time trying to get a sense of the content, to "judge it on its merit". It is a total slop. And if i knew beforehand that it is AI, i'd have spent much less time as the first short look would have confirmed that
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by trhway 5mo ago
Usually people are taught these techniques at the management courses. If you're at a BigCorp where they push managers through such courses - you can hear a lot of that stuff in your manager's speech if you pay attention to it.
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by trhway 5mo ago
>Pretty likely to be some degree of diminishing returns intelligence may be different. If we look at biological brains - do we get diminishing returns or completely opposite scaling law when we compare our brain against say gorilla'
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by trhway 5mo ago
Is there a prison where it doesn't happen?
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by trhway 5mo ago
Ok, use another word. "Came up with". Or whatever process was used which resulted in the new rule of inclusion of those IPOs into the indexes.
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by trhway 5mo ago
The simplest possible explanation is basic statistics so the top 20% of those bonds supposed to fit AAA criteria. No conspiracy. No "unidentified group of people". No corrupt reasons, just legitimate profit seeking and extraction.
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by trhway 5mo ago
Where do you see a conspiracy theory? I've shown the numbers, it is simple arithmetics. The situation is similar with mortgage CDS back then - no conspiracy theory/whatever, they just found a way to make AAA bonds out of junk. It
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by trhway 5mo ago
my point is who is going to provide that supply sufficient to drive prices down. Builders - wouldn't. Government? I don't see it, at least not in US. In USSR we had government provided housing, and still there was shortage and a l
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by trhway 5mo ago
Who would be building in the falling prices market? Whenever real estate prices start falling you see the building activity decreasing.
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by trhway 5mo ago
the explanation what i heard from some financial analytics is that small float with large valuation would create a dog pile/short squeeze type situation among the funds trying to reflect the SpaceX valuation vs. the whole index valuati
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by trhway 5mo ago
>That could still be due to technology but not social media exclusively. the tech before social media - TV: https://mahb.stanford.edu/blog/tv-birth-control/ "TV As Birth Control ... The impact of the new T
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by trhway 5mo ago
>Now I work mostly with PhDs who were at the top of every academic environment they've ever been in. And yet I can see their thinking skills rapidly declining as well; tomorrow most regular people's thinking skills will definit
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by trhway 5mo ago
Reminds how in USSR - a planned economy - your achievements sweet spot was like 103-105% of the plan. Achievement below plan were punished, financially and by some form of public shaming. Hitting exact 100% looked like you don't have

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