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19d ago
I'm keeping an eye on another Google Cloud orchestrator https://googlecloudplatform.github.io/scion/overview/ Scion wraps the harnesses (9x) we all use every day and is closer to OpenClaw on Kubernetes
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The zines we make are being distributed all over Washington State now. (we, because I formed a zine club with a few of the gals from the Indivisible book club) They are so much better from the group effort and diverse perspectives. I do int
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19d ago
Can you point out an inaccuracy in the effort.news piece on the hacking incidents? HuggingFace only appears once, as a "similar", not levied against Irregular genuinely curious, haven't heard others raise any yet, but does no
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The same thing is happening with Laya, people didn't seem to click through to evaluate the supposed paper tyranny of confirmational headlines
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Mostly political oriented, one of my returns to humanity was getting involved in my local indivisible. I have one on May Day, lots of Get Out The Vote, "changing the constitution" (wip). I've been using the exercise to learn
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19d ago
VS Code has turned into an agent/project dashboard, each panel is an opencode terminal and the files it has modified (co-located as tabs).
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I have not :x Supposed to be redoing that, I've been making zines instead (physical blogs?)
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made it to the end as well :wq it was good, resonates with my own experience dialing it back and reconnecting with other human beings, I like being pro-Ai, but not pilled-Ai, and trying to moderate the Ai discourse
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19d ago
It's worth noting that we already have a shortage of doctors and many that are choosing not to practice. Radiology is a well known example
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A friend him called Uncle Sam Alternative-man, thought it was accurate and clever
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credit card companies and vendors have an update protocol, it benefits them both changing the card number should resolve this, but is obviously a PITA
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19d ago
that was a missile that has existed for decades, you see the explosive part of the weapon, not the Ai in a data center prioritizing targets lots of human failures in that incident, really out dated intel that should have been flagged clos
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The actual title at your link is "Nvidia CEO on AI warnings: "2030 is not going to be the end of the world" "Extended interview: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on fears about AI" https://www.youtube.com/wat
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bio/chem weapons is a good analogy that I'm less familiar with, but likely sits in a closer place than nuclear weapons the problem with "ai weapons" is that they are "invisible" in the physical world, whereas c
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“let Claude figure out what’s going on before doing something” “then ask Claude to do it fast with no mistakes” (edited for accuracy)
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The part of co-regulation that is rarely raised is verification, how do we verify the other is holding to their side of the agreement? With the USSR and nuclear weapons, we went into each others sites. I find it very unlikely America would
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original video title has been changed, creator acknowledged it was misleading, now "MIT Just Found a Hard Limit in LLM Scaling, and Money Won't Fix It" related, VC Dimension https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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they can blame all of them, none did anything about the scams and fraud across the ecosystem, many times the opposite it was ecosystem culture at the heart
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in assuming illegal immigrants, bias may be perceived by others, we have visas for temporary farm workers https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/temporary...
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19d ago
hype cycle and dysfunctional media, there are more rational takes out their I recently discovered Frag, more nuance, less hyperbolics, some perspectives I've not heard elsewhere yet https://www.youtube.com/@DataSciencea
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sorry, but when you reach certain levels of influence, you need to slow down, be more methodical, and not be so flippant
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20d ago
https://github.com/lampepfl/tacit
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Tracking Capabilities for Safer Agents
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> Undoubtedly, these issues are more complex. agreed, two points toward this are 1. American agriculture is largely mechanic already, which removes the labor completely 2. food is non-discretionary, caveats about choices of what king of
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that Ai inference is an industrial effort and that the US/China dynamics look a lot like what happened in manufacturing is an interesting perspective to consider this is a creator I came across recently, less hyperbolics, more nuance,
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China doesn't need to beat US AI [video]
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data analysis is different from algorithm design, the later is often considered 'inventing' due to the novel nature
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I'd assume Ai slop is the main driver of volume and that the primarily self promotional nature the essence
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> no one but you mentioned the current admin or the republican party does not make it irrelevant, the stance you have is the same they have, while they also have another stance that works directly against it, I don't know your stanc
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training up doctors takes ~10 years the current administration and republican party regularly put down the very institutions needed to do what you want there's a saying about cake that is appropriate here
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