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by wyldberry 3y ago
I often wonder if the future of OpenAI is using GPT as a meta interface for the rest of their models. Interpret and extrapolate human intent and then select a more appropriate model to execute requests and return the asks in a human underst
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by wyldberry 3y ago
If it's mandated then they never had the control there to begin with.
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by wyldberry 3y ago
I have a lot of good friends who took the path to be a physician when i opted back into tech. It's been staggering to see 100% of them say never go into medicine, at least in the US. Two are considering leaving the country to practice
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by wyldberry 3y ago
I've yet to come across any tooling where i've said "yeah, i'd rather use this than run my code against your API and do the things I want to do". Like nearly everything else in tech, security becomes much more impac
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by wyldberry 3y ago
On one hand, if you know what you're doing, Sentinel, KQL, MSTIC[0] are incredibly useful tools that show Microsoft's investment in security for the operations slanted folk. On the other hand, this is being billed as helping opera
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by wyldberry 3y ago
All states play the same game. Of course it's math, economics, but it's also geography and demographics. All of our injuries are self-inflicted. However, each state will attempt to act in a way to maximize power. In this inevitabl
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by wyldberry 3y ago
There's never been a more ripe time for a third axis to open up stretching and bankrupting America. In America, and the west, we think often in terms of binary peace/war. This is not the same philosophy shared by those who wish to
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by wyldberry 3y ago
I may have gotten Sweden/Norway mixed. When my father flew fighters and trained in Norway, he talked about the dispersion strategy employed by the Nordics. In addition to having mountain passes be able to serve as various strategic mi
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by wyldberry 3y ago
There are 3 models that roughly breaks down like so: A - Standard runway takeoff, carries the second most amount of fuel B - VTOL, carries the least amount of fuel C - Carrier launched, carries the most amount of fuel. There are tradeoffs e
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by wyldberry 3y ago
initially yes, but with a more auditable trail. Intelligence agencies and other groups are no stranger to using stuff like this to get washed money to do things they aren't directly funded for.
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by wyldberry 3y ago
In no particular order: Pushes entities of interest towards using this new currency as part of sanctions evasion. Creates downstream effects in tech for expanding the technology. Promising parts can be used to obtain budget for things that
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by wyldberry 3y ago
Moving stolen electronics for phone components has been a consistent revenue stream for a long time and there's a lot of organization that goes into it. No one is pretending this solves the problem, rather that it creates a negative in
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by wyldberry 3y ago
There are more robberies than a mugging. Pick pockets are a real scourge. If you have a reliable way to turn stolen goods into currency, you are incentivized to take that item. Jewelry -> pawn shops for example. The anti-theft measure he
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by wyldberry 3y ago
I think we may mean the same thing, but zero trust has a connotation of negative rights, versus always prove is a way of framing things in a more positive assertion. At least that's worked for me at the last couple of places i've
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by wyldberry 3y ago
Zero Trust is such a bad branding for how the architecture works. It's just "always prove" architecture.
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by wyldberry 3y ago
No one ever outright says "get rid of animals and mono-crop the world" but that is the reality of what it would take to feed humans on plant based at scale world-wide based on thermodynamics in general. Finding unbiased sources an
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by wyldberry 3y ago
The issue is not plants vs animals. It's the messaging and misinformation around "plant/animal-based" terminology. People align very strongly one way or the other because of an intersection of morality with strongly held
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by wyldberry 3y ago
There will eventually be a holy war in the comments about how plant based will save us if only we get rid of animals and just mono-crop the world continuing to destroy the soil and biodiversity of the planet in the name of more calories. Th
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by wyldberry 3y ago
Russia's military is being decimated, just not at the line of contact currently. You're watching a protracted battle play out all across the world right now between Russian interests and Western interests. Some of these include: 1
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by wyldberry 3y ago
There's not much prestige as a BSU alumni (and someone doing a masters part-time there), but I do distinctly remember chatting with materials graduate students and them mentioning that they chose BSU because of the ease of availability
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by wyldberry 3y ago
I understand where you are coming from, it's just naive to think that a nation state won't form a counter action to preserve it's ability to wage war.
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by wyldberry 3y ago
That would likely require a return to mandatory service.
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by wyldberry 3y ago
The real question is: if it's true, what do you think those who tried learned from it? Did they find a way to achieve their goal without any outright observable changes from the public's perspective?
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by wyldberry 3y ago
In Marine Corps bootcamp, this man is lionized for his accomplishments during service. After my service ended I read war is a racket and it profoundly changed a lot of my viewpoints.
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by wyldberry 3y ago
Sounds better than the 40k future.
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by wyldberry 3y ago
Yet we clearly prioritized certain foods and the human body adapted around those foods. Over time tribes converged on what plants were safe to eat (and which had defense chemicals that didn't make them suitable to eat), and prioritized
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by wyldberry 3y ago
It's been interesting to watch the health and fitness space around brain health and correlations with diet and exercise. People seem to finally be converging around some common truths that have been known for thousands of years. I All
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by wyldberry 3y ago
I literally sit in cybersecurty chat channels where people who know tons still cannot get the "plenty of tools" to block this to work correctly. The ones that do have spent thousands on equipment and monitoring capabilities. You d
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by wyldberry 3y ago
Way late to this, but to me this ultimately comes down to: "How do we handle the negative externalities that access to the worlds information at our fingertips has caused?" In theory parents are responsible for general outcomes of
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by wyldberry 3y ago
Our economic system has engrained in us that if you aren't doing your competitive advantage money earner, it's better to outsource that to someone who does. That's extended to all facets of life and has bought us a lot of lux

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