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by yunwal 4mo ago
FYI the processing for FaceID on iPhones is entirely offline. I think the Samsung androids have offline face id as well.
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by yunwal 4mo ago
i'm not sure what this has to do with anything i just said
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by yunwal 4mo ago
> which is that labor that falls “beneath the fold” of this class line is not able to negotiate aggressively due to the inelastic costs of food, shelter, and basic necessities. Not to mention the U.S. encourages organization of the capit
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by yunwal 4mo ago
I don't understand. Just because one person can't own 100 million doesn't mean an investment firm can't make a 100 million dollar investment and make returns on it. Those are 2 different things. The firm is managing the
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by yunwal 4mo ago
I'm totally out of the loop here, where's the evidence that this works in practice?
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by yunwal 4mo ago
It's perfectly possible to act on unclear directions. The correct course of action is asking clarifying questions.
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by yunwal 4mo ago
what's the missing piece exactly? In every other situation where a company wants to launch an iphone app to hoover your data, Apple gives a clear message telling you what types of data you're giving access to. Why is this situatio
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by yunwal 4mo ago
Yep, shouldn't require Siri at all
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by yunwal 5mo ago
At least in my work, this is sort of like asking "If you don't enjoy CI/CD or the cloud, why not do without it?" It's becoming integrated into every process at this point.
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by yunwal 5mo ago
Ah yes, the free labor market, where for some reason we’ve given one side a monopoly on whether you can see a doctor without going bankrupt.
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by yunwal 5mo ago
My complaint with anthropic is actually the opposite. They seem too focused on building this suite of products (because they want lock-in), but they can’t even get the availability and speed on their models in an acceptable state. It really
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by yunwal 5mo ago
This is really SDE pay coming back down to earth. You're still making way more than even most white collar jobs at a startup.
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by yunwal 5mo ago
If there is, it's not listed as the solution on the puzzle website
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by yunwal 5mo ago
You literally can contain a logic failure. If I execute logic on my computer that’s not connected to the internet it can’t get out of the box. Done. Contained
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by yunwal 5mo ago
It's impossible to completely evaluate a product before buying. That's why it's important to shame once you have enough experience with it
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by yunwal 5mo ago
> but how many unpredictable edge cases are you going to cover? This is the wrong question. The correct question is what specific subsets of cases do you allow, similar to any security question
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by yunwal 5mo ago
> A reasoning error has an infinite, unpredictable blast radius. Says who? It’s quite easy to limit the blast radius of a reasoning error.
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by yunwal 5mo ago
> The "song of the summer," the latest TikTok trend These are 2 cases where you absolutely need a personality to go along with the song. Department store ads are probably already AI.
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by yunwal 5mo ago
> If we assume that we fix bugs faster than we introduce new ones and we assume that the AI tools can improve further, the question is then more how much more they can improve and for how long that improvement can go on. Why would we ass
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by yunwal 5mo ago
do you... honestly not believe that system design is real???
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by yunwal 5mo ago
No, hypothetically apple lets you run arbitrary code. In practice, they lock people out of their developer accounts all the time.
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by yunwal 5mo ago
Reversible encryption wouldn’t be required for fingerprinting. They’re doing something even more sinister here.
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by yunwal 5mo ago
How is it overreaction?
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by yunwal 6mo ago
> Uyger-genocide I'm gonna go out on a crazy limb here and say that this is on par with the genocide in Gaza? Mass sterilization, forced labor, sex, and torture on a larger scale than Gaza. Certainly we can argue about which is wors
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by yunwal 6mo ago
> like the aforementioned free-range eggs I noted this in another comment, but the "free-range" designation means almost nothing. Hens have access to the outdoors, but that can mean a packed coop with no grass where part is mis
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by yunwal 6mo ago
Just FYI, the designation "free range" on eggs means essentially nothing. It means the hens have access to the outdoors, but that could still mean a tiny, packed space, just missing a roof. "Cage free" and "no antib
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by yunwal 6mo ago
I don’t think they’ve been successful enough at monopolizing to get away with this to an egregious extent like Google has. Anthropic and Google both have debatably better models with ad-free platforms (so far). And open models are not so fa
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by yunwal 6mo ago
how is this different than what OpenAI is trying to do?
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by yunwal 6mo ago
Seems like you just completely ignored the point. It’s not about sticking it to the rich guys, it’s about charging them an extra 30 cents. For McDonalds, that 30 cents might be tripling the margin on that item.
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by yunwal 6mo ago
How do you shut off particular api calls with an agents.md?

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