vidarh

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by vidarh 6mo ago
Hey, if there's a market for people watching me sit at my desk and stare at my screens for $25/month, you're welcome to. It will be very boring.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
Even if I was selling the model, which I am not, it still does not follow that you can judge that on a single run, given that no security researchers have found all of these bugs on their own in a short amount of time either.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I did not suggest there was nothing to find. But is also very different to count all CVE's found and reported (there are less than 30 total for 2025 and 2026 per [1]) by anyone and everyone vs. what was found in a short time by someone
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by vidarh 6mo ago
The "not particularly dangerous" is a headline for a section talking about Mythos, not the vulnerability.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
It may well be that the hype was primarily marketing. The other alternative is that Curl is simply secure enough that there was far less to find than in other projects.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
Indeed. The 6502 had 3510 enhancement transistors and 1018 depletion transistors for a total of 4528...
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by vidarh 6mo ago
And oranges can be considered apples. If you're going to redefine terms in the attempts at a gotcha all you're achieve is looking silly.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
> Do you consider putting someone in jail as violence. Yes, I do. It should also be a last resort to mitigate worse consequences to society, and is severely over-used for many things where it has no proven benefit. > How about a time-
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I see any use of violence as violence, yes, and find it abhorrent to see people justifying violence against children. I'm happy I grew up in a civilised country where it was and is a criminal offense
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by vidarh 6mo ago
Teaching someone that using violence and abuse as ways to exercise power is not a lesson I want people to learn.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
30% engaged in child abuse is grotesque.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
This is just a defense of violence and abuse.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
Yes, but again, the point is to illustrate just how high a multiple of current benefits elsewhere you can reach without it being sufficient.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
The issue is how many places can afford that. Norway can afford what it does now in large part because of an enormous sovereign wealth fund that owns more than a percent of all publicly listed companies by market cap worldwide, on top of ot
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by vidarh 6mo ago
High in absolute terms, but lowered significantly by monthly child support payments and heavily subsidised nursery costs. As such, the total cost relative to the also relatively high incomes are better than in most developed countries. Your
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by vidarh 6mo ago
Everywhere except sub-Saharan Africa and parts of the Middle East have sub-replacement birthrates at this point. Including India and China. China has started seeing contraction, India will start seeing contradiction in ~20-30 years since
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I agree with everything you've written. But since you mention the Nordic countries, it's worth driving home just how high the amounts are: In Norway it's 100% of pay for up to 49 weeks or 61 weeks at 80% of pay, capped at ~$1
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by vidarh 6mo ago
You absolutely can request CCTV footage of you in the EEA. You need to specify time period with sufficient specificity, and how to identify you so they can ensure they are handing out footage of you, but you have a right to it. It's ra
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by vidarh 6mo ago
It matters how they react to stimuli because we do not know, and can not know , whether they have consciousness or not, and so the safer assumption is to treat them as if they do. But if we accept that we also need to consider that we do n
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I know exactly what I wrote. Clearly you didn't understand it. Maybe you ought to get an LLM to explain it to you.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
No, I'm just using it a lot. It's productive enough that I've found it worthwhile tacking on subs for GLM 5.1 and Kimi as well (GLM is fantastic, Kimi is good when it works but temperamental)
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by vidarh 6mo ago
Back when I was using Amiga, there was an ongoing competition to trim tools down to the point you'd see people shaving off bytes at a time in some cases. It largely stopped because of the time investment. Ironically, if we can fire off
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by vidarh 6mo ago
My view is that Lenin probably meant well, but he made fatal mistakes with "democratic" centralism and the vanguardist approach, which allowed for both his own consolidation of power but also Stalins. And Stalin did not give a shi
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I hit my weekly limit in 3 days this week. Irregularly do in 5. With the top MAX sub.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I have never in my life implied anything I've done compares to landing someone on the moon. You're struggling with basic reading comprehension if you think so.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
What the open-weight labs have shown is that you can go from nothing to competing with SOTA models at a tiny fraction of the cost for the SOTA models. If there is consolidation by absorption, that derisks attempting to challenge the SOTA
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by vidarh 6mo ago
No, I spent a thousand and now my profit margins are higher.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I would agree with all of this. We could argue over whether/when there's sufficient intelligence for fully autonomous systems, but those systems will keep being tools for experts for the foreseeable future, and the question is jus
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I've never once in 30+ years worked on a project where there weren't a lot of work we didn't get to because of lack of resources. So, yes, there's always been huge backlogs.
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by vidarh 6mo ago
I wish I had used 600B. I've spent a few thousand, and my efforts are very much profitable and earning me a substantial living right now.

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