uLogMicheal

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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
How else would capital and customers be gatekept? You either raise money from VCs to buy ads or take the gamble of bootstrapping exposure past the latest innovations of banning and filtering. As social isolation becomes more prominent, orga
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
If only olive oil would replace soybean oil as the ingredient of mass distribution choice.
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
This is awesome! Was looking at creating similar, inspired by the miniaudio approach. Will likely contribute a dart wrapper soon.
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
GPT does not need super-alignment. This refers to aligning artificial general and super intelligence.
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
Surely there's a book on this? Maybe we shouldn't let the AI read it...
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
I was more referencing the name and origin intentions than the non-profit status :)
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
Imagine trying to keep something so far above us in intelligence, caged. Scary stuff...
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
I thought the whole point of making a transparent organization to lead the charge on AI was so that we could prevent this sort of ego and the other risks that come with.
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
Seems more responsive than 3.5 did with higher quality. Excited to learn more and be able to integrate the real-time voice features.
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
Hopefully LLMs will see past censorship and bring a new age of objectivity and truth. There's a lot of money going in to censoring those too though...
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
Investors only blindly fund friends and family. Everyone else needs revenue that changes by the VC.
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by uLogMicheal 2y ago
The article seems focused on large-scale nuclear but there's high hopes for decentralization with small-scale nuclear like NuScale. The incentives seem to be a bit warped, non-transparent, or gatekept. If the incentives were easy and a
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
This is my first time seeing the claim that the miners run the decentralized and centralized exchanges across all blockchains...
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Transaction fees prevent this sort of behavior. Better to learn than to bash...
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
"Cameras are ubiquitous" seems like a slippery slope to AI based surveillance with cameras outside every home. Didn't roll your trash can up on time on the 14th? That's a ticket.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
No idea why they would do this. Really adds a lot of friction for developers... I hope they reverse course.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Others might be thankful that someone with access brought attention to this issue for many people at a higher level. Sure you can bypass this with a few buttons and a string, but is that really a good user experience? Maybe difficult to not
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
This is why Apple being forced to allow more browsers is a good thing. Many people shout how Safari is the only competition for Chrome, but are they really competition? It seems they have more of a policy of intentionally delaying or breaki
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
This has nothing to do with nationality and everything to do with fraud. If other nations are doing this, it should stop too. Telling lies to acquire loans is illegal and inflates prices for everyone working legitimately.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
It's not a matter of if they get paid, it's the unfair advantage this gives in an already competitive market. 2/3 of these properties are probably rented out at inflated prices and the two probably pay the mortgage of the thi
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Less gatekeepers deciding what the populace needs or gets to see, more innovation. I certainly hope AI will decentralize the capital structures of the world.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
It is in the article. > In 2020, CISA officials and personnel from EIP were often on emails together, and CISA’s personnel had access to EIP’s tickets through an internal messaging system, Jira, which EIP used to flag and report social m
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Flagging a post to prevent review from more is considered peer review now? Removal of posts about censorship is a pattern now, similar to how GPTs have been aligned to prevent portrayal of censorship in a negative light.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
https://youtu.be/6OYyXv2l4-I?feature=shared&t=53 How about this comment from Senate Majority leader Schumer? This argument of "It's ok to meddle as long as you do not compel." is atrocious. People, especi
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
A partnership and ticketing portal setup for government to subsidize moderation of private companies on subjective matters is not a censorship conspiracy? Does it really matter where the idea came from if government agents indeed used the t
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
I welcome critical points of view but the fact remains that few are allowed to even see posts like this, much less discuss them with logic. The root comment here dismisses the article without any argument. How is a ticketing portal between
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
With this high momentum post now flagged and pulled from the front page let us have yet another example of how discussion of censorship is not allowed in 2023. Shame on anyone standing in the way of public discourse on topics of rights and
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
How long can people pretend censorship is not becoming more abundant? How can democracy exist with an abundance of subjective censorship? There was an entire ticketing portal for government agents to request take downs of content for subjec
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
14 points and flagged + dead. What is the incentive to censor this on HN? Edit: Flagged again with 33 upvotes in 27 mins.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Second time I have seen a post complaining about this on HN. I do not even use Brave but remember the announcement of it being added. https://brave.com/desktop-vpn/ It's also mentioned multiple times on the home p

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