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by windexh8er 1mo ago
Isn't this well known when using CF as a proxy? Not sure how they would provide traffic / DDoS telemetry otherwise.
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
> In their records they rap about murdering people and raping women, and also threatening to murder specific individuals or bragging about having done such. Among other things. Ahhh, yes this trope. You do understand their target market,
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
It was. But not for the reasons implied. Maybe you'd like some Flat Earth for $1000, Alex?
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
This type of comment is why K-12 education in the US really needs to start focusing on skills related to disinformation. The example given here is obviously an art vs disinformation/misinformation/psyops. They aren't the sam
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
The concentration of media target for Murdoch (now: Lachlan Murdoch) is nowhere near Zuck's reach. Meta has 3.6B daily active users vs 1.5-3M viewers in Fox / primetime. Has he done more harm as through the perspective of time
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
I'm curious how well influence campaigns work on platforms like Mastodon, or even BlueSky. They are, likely, not sourced from the platform providers which is definitely not the case for FB.
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
The "legacy media" is not a single individual who has total control of billions of dollars in capital to do whatever they want at the drop of a hat. You're conflating two very different issues. Zuckerberg deserves all of the
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
This is exactly it. For years Cyberstarts told all founders to talk about 8200 to the point where it seems like someone who only cleans toilets in 8200 will get their A-round. It's a joke. Also Cyberstarts exits, especially for those w
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
You said: "...but let's not miss this line." to the 80%. Strange you think that we should all interpret you as saying "he's not going bankrupt", but OK. Regardless, it's a scam fund built on sand. Sure,
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
Taking money means they literally are losing control with every dollar. Do you really think that the terms on a $400M+ round don't include influence?
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
Then, sorry, but you don't understand today's NAS market. All it takes is looking at the products QNAP, Minisforum, TruNAS, UnRAID and many more have been putting out for years - and it sells well. Nobody wants more infrastructur
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
You made an account and this is your first comment? C'mon.
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
But that's not what they want to see. They want to see that AI is a savior for all. The psychosis of what AI is, especially in these comment walls, is unfortunately and spectacularly real. Anyone who's done any amount of investme
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
...stuck in a half inch of snow on a public road.
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
"They" don't "care" about anything. It is a stateless computational run across thousands of semiconductors. There is no objective this software has other than the computational function completing. To care would m
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
Dario is more of a threat to the US, in terms of advancements in AI, than China. In Dario's mind anything that can't be controlled competitively is a threat to Anthropic, so he positions his FUD strawman so that Dario doesn&#x2
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
> You've been here long enough that all of this should be quite familiar to you. ... > (I'm not a mod, which is why I'd initially linked a mod's own admonition.) Maybe stay in your own lane then, I explained myself
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
Yeah, except those aren't being built in areas where people already live. You do realize that a refinery lasts 50+ years and the OECD already has surplus capacity? So why would there be significant spend here? Meanwhile DC starts tota
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
This is akin to saying "we replaced the tires on the car and the average user didn't notice". If the entire car was replaced, then maybe we get a bit more excited. However if "replacing small sections of code" is h
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
It would be great for you to experience living close to one of these data centers [0]. Maybe you'd have a consideration outside of your own myopic view then. [0] https://www.selc.org/news/xai-built-an-illegal-power
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
Unfounded comments that are nothing but a lie are OK. Yet, calling it out directly goes against the rules. In this case the response is warranted. Until people start to see what actually goes on in these data centers with respect to polluti
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
If you think that every data center is now a closed loop system enjoy your propaganda. Colossus 1 and 2 still use open loop systems. And with the case of blow down water that's "returned" it's not usable due to the use o
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
We're building more data centers for a technology that's ramping global warming even faster. Water consumption, heat generation and tons and tons of CO2 emitting concrete to house these things. So we're doing something , but
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
Except on small memory / processing devices (like ESP32) it's not actually that simple. Processing ADS-B on an ESP32 would, likely, be easier. Part of the reason I've come to understand how finicky TLS is on ESP32 is because
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
This is my Monday morning dance of Bluetooth. 99% of the time I'll join a call and everything is connected, line levels are set and yet... No audio. I know people complain about Pulse but MacOS is just as bad and, seemingly, getting
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
I think you meant to type "promoted".
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
> We are sharing preliminary findings at this stage to help defenders understand what happened and to help calibrate on what models are now capable of. With who? Who are these "defenders"? None of the US labs have done much for
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
I also love how clear a picture your piece paints that these highly capable models are as useful as a rock when it comes to a defender role. The line is too fine, even for Mythos. Irony. But to have an open weights Chinese model come to th
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
So this is either shitty OpSec or this is yet more marketing spin to ramp back FUD to 11 again. If it's the latter I'm imagining Dario told Sam that it's their turn this time. Aligns with the premise that this is straight o
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by windexh8er 2mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised to hear that this was always the plan for Kagi. Google has been rather distracted and complacent in their, former, core business. If Kagi is bootstrapping their indexing to emerge on the other end of this as the

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