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571.
by vasco 8mo ago
My neurons are also just passing electric signals back and forward and exchanging water and salts with the rest of my body.
572.
by vasco 8mo ago
A lot of providers already have native CLI tools with usually better auth support and longer sessions than MCP as well as more data in their training set on how to use those cli tools for many things. So why convert mcp->cli tool instead
573.
by vasco 8mo ago
A safety team at the hammer company cannot prevent me from using it to bang your head. You can align to the user wants and so you are a hammer. This is alignment>safety. Or you take a safety first approach where the AI decides what safe
574.
by vasco 8mo ago
Majority of people I know care about the environment but they would never inject a phrase like that in a quick exchange about going to wash the car 50m away is my point. In wanting to be a pure heart you missed the actual point.
575.
by vasco 8mo ago
What incentive does the Rapiddata website have to even use any humans? How would customers even know?
576.
by vasco 8mo ago
For me it's interesting because no normal person I know would ever inject "because its better for the environment" in anything so small scale so not only it shows they suck, it shows how easy it is to inject side-ideology int
577.
by vasco 8mo ago
Alzheimer isn't new. You should compare it with a situation like: Imagine you're born and you eventually learn that there's an asteroid on a collision course with earth, from way before you were born. It's going to take
578.
by vasco 8mo ago
The Vatican has really smart people in there, regardless of how you feel about the whole thing. I recommend anyone interested in the topic to give a read to: https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith&
579.
by vasco 8mo ago
You can really tell with such projects that if AGI was here some people would have zero qualms fucking over other humans just to ingratiate themselves to the AI.
580.
by vasco 8mo ago
Ah, I imagined actual life planning as in asking AI what to do, I was morbidly curious. Prompting basic notes apps is not as exciting but I can see how people who care about that also care about it being exactly a certain way, so I think ge
581.
by vasco 8mo ago
What is a personal life planner?
582.
by vasco 8mo ago
Head of Claude Code at Anthropic 3 days ago: "Coding is largely solved" https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/head-of-claude-code-what-...
583.
by vasco 8mo ago
As if, working for someone with such entitled attitude. You find something you think is wrong say what you mean or move along.
584.
by vasco 8mo ago
Yeah but then 1000 years from now nobody will have the right USB cable to read it. I think we should stick to proven solutions for millennia-robust information storage and paint it on walls inside pyramids.
585.
by vasco 8mo ago
Your family photos should be on the Photos app and you'd have no problems.
586.
by vasco 8mo ago
Should I stop using my phone because some people do crime through the phone so I'm protecting children by not calling anyone?
587.
by vasco 8mo ago
> Treating DoS as affecting availability converts the issue into a "do I want to spend $X from a shakedown, or $Y to avoid being shaken down in the first place?" > Then, "what happens when people find out I pay out on s
588.
by vasco 8mo ago
I'm curious how you'd characterize an actual malicious file. This is just attempts at making it be more independent. The user isn't an idiot. The CEOs of companies releasing this are.
589.
by vasco 8mo ago
In this day and age "social experiment" is just the phrase people use when they meant "it's just a prank bro" a few years ago.
590.
by vasco 8mo ago
You can paste that comment exactly as you wrote it into any search engine or LLM and get your answer.
591.
by vasco 8mo ago
You went from not understanding them to knowing exactly what they were an expression of pretty quickly!
592.
by vasco 8mo ago
I made two assertions and I believe both are true. You seem to be stretching what I said to some form of "and ASML has done nothing else on top", which I didn't say. Maybe I should reduce "their core tech" to EUV, b
593.
by vasco 8mo ago
Yeah but if he listened to a single wellness expert they'd probably tell him to shut down most or all of social media, so what's the point of articles like these. Unless it's unlawful and they get fined nothing changes. But o
594.
by vasco 8mo ago
This is not the flex it could be. As far as I know ASML licensed their core tech from US research. Which is why they can dictate who ASML sells to.
595.
by vasco 8mo ago
What does that matter that a lot of people were farming? If anything that's a good argument for not worrying because we don't have 50%+ unemployment so clearly all those farming jobs were reallocated.
596.
by vasco 8mo ago
Mate I never worked at Facebook what are you on about. Sure if you're looking at evidence of a crime you don't need to wait for a warrant you can proactively reach out. That is not what I was talking about.
597.
by vasco 8mo ago
I don't think you understood, we weren't understaffed, that's besides the point as it's not hard to reply to an email. The main aspect is you should demand a warrant because you as someone that works for a private compan
598.
by vasco 8mo ago
That last bit is not really how it works. I've been in a small company that law enforcement would routinely reach out to for help with solving crimes because they thought we'd have relevant data. 99% of requests are wild goose cha
599.
by vasco 8mo ago
That's probably the worst attitude one could have about this topic in the whole space of possible opinions there is.
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by vasco 8mo ago
The only explanation for this comment is you never used reverse image search by Google or yandex before it was nerfed or you'd know this is super plausible to find direct hits without many false positives.

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