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2mo ago
Worse, the children of the hippies have become reactionary bigots.
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2mo ago
So no more Linux in Illinois?
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2mo ago
It's definitely temporary. Remember there are no ad blockers for LLMs.
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2mo ago
> why we don’t allow stealing. With the not-so-minor qualification that the biggest thieves have always gotten away scot-free. AI is just the international whole-internet version of this.
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2mo ago
> what dominates today is this 19th-century notion of technological progress as the only kind of progress, and therefore all technological change is progress, as opposed to — objectively, it’s only progress if things are getting better.
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2mo ago
The powerful don't need to convince. They simply command. They get used to it in their personal surroundings and then they expect it to work everywhere.
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2mo ago
> “I’m not an anti-technologist,” Lepore insisted. The usual easy cop-out. Everybody who criticizes Israel is an anti-semite and everybody who criticizes SV is an anti-technologist. If that's your defense, you have none.
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Crubit: C++/Rust Bidirectional Interop Tool Rust Workflow
(crubit.rs)
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2mo ago
The head money printer of a company whose sole purpose is to print money is worried his employees share his attitude? That gives him a good shot at winning the Olympics of double standards.
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2mo ago
What these dimwits don't realize is that AI is already reading people's minds, just without all the extra hocus pocus that this new startup wants to add. Think about it, all the sycophantic attitude, all that "you're abs
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2mo ago
The inspiration for this (seems to be non-satire): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49185370
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I'm leaving OpenAI to build Jurassic Park
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2mo ago
> Mass surveillance is a loophole to this contract. More like a hammer to your head.
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2mo ago
Not gonna happen. All the marketing fairy tales have the snake oil perform wonders. LLMs may not be able to jump, but they do walk on water according to some.
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2mo ago
> Conduit is collecting immense quantities of non-invasive neural data Stealing all my brain waves is called non-invasive now. > That means we must scale up our data collection by orders of magnitude beyond what has ever been done in
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2mo ago
Keep up the good work.
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2mo ago
Nag your representatives ad nauseam to make laws against this.
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2mo ago
I'm looking forward to prices for RAM and SSDs returning to sane levels.
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2mo ago
Happy birthday and thank you so much!
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2mo ago
> the person commiting suicide in one of their conference rooms https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/tasneemnashrulla/apple-...
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2mo ago
So iOS is essentially unprofessional. A toy for those who have either no job or no private life. How does Android score in that respect?
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2mo ago
wxWidgets is out of scope, but `cxx-qt` might be a partial solution. Good find!
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2mo ago
Maybe they'll discover the illegal-immigrant gene or the unwanted-wrongthinker gene.
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2mo ago
Do their dashboards show ads? That's the foremost question in my mind after the BMW fuckup. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49135511
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2mo ago
GP: > With the current capabilities, models still need constant babysitting and course correction. You'd be opening yourself up to even more babysitting. Would that really save time, or improve quality? I'm not convinced, to pu
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2mo ago
Of course they do. Using their own slop generators to propagate their marketing lies is probably cheaper than paying shills.
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2mo ago
For Qt apps written in C++ I don't see how that could work yet.
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2mo ago
When was the last time that a newly adopted technology revealed that amount of ... potential for improvement in our fellow humans? AI must have really hit some nerve to generate this massive amount of questionable behavior. Or did I fall pr
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2mo ago
Great! > Meteorite Landings There seem to be significantly more of those on the northern hemisphere. I wonder what might be the reason for that?
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2mo ago
It would have to be state law so the president can't pardon them.
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