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8d ago
but what do i lose if somebody else is making money? im still having fun making something
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9d ago
shouldnt a mac power user be the best at never touching a file?
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9d ago
a skill gets injected into context in a certain way, and behaves in certain ways with respect to things like compaction. the readme and agent.md are not the right places to put long workflows worth of llm instructions, and also isnt the rig
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9d ago
I was expecting the bew folding screen to be really easy to replace, given that its basically floating behind a frame, but turns out no! its actually so built into the frame as to be a full body replacement with all the accompanying surgery
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9d ago
this is the first time ive heard the europeans indicted over not wanting ai child porn, and that the US is better than Europe for trying to tackle it privacy rights, standardization of cables, and monopoly busting are also pretty good thing
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9d ago
"never were" is something US diplomats have themselves said over time: the US has interests, not allies.
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9d ago
US defense leadership has been pretty consistent about wanting europe to expand defense funding, but spent on american defense industry, rather than European capacity and technology it has also been very unfriendly to europe building up any
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10d ago
trump has named himself dictator for life now? when did that happen?
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10d ago
it isn't really just numbers though. what if i want to change out the middle part of the training, and then still run the rest as before? or if i want to cull a bunch of the initial training set? a binary is also just numbers, but we k
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10d ago
more than half is pretty unlikely. about a third is. the rest dont care or actively support trump the election results speak for themselves. Trump got more votes than he did in 2016 - americans by and large saw his shitshow and decided they
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10d ago
this seems a bit ambitious, considering that Voyager just left the solar system a permanent self sufficient colony on antarctica is a bit more like it, but still pretty ambitious
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11d ago
iirc lina khan was appointed during the first trump admin and got most of her work done suing to split google during the biden admin? you are a bit out of the loop if you think this is a partisan issue, or specifically one thats only there
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11d ago
> Tech industry circles nowadays are sometimes tinged with individualist selfish "take whatever you can" thinking, and anarchic or even underhanded methods. Including the thinking "an express no doesn't mean no, if i
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14d ago
as a safety commitment they walked away from - they were similarly negligent to openai in terms of asking a model with a hacking based harness to go have fun, and then not watching it at all while it could do harmful and illegal stuff. that
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14d ago
> But why does it always have to be framed as, they’re lying to you? the most obvious answer is that the not-included groups are usually not reported, and when general media and politicians repeat the numbers, they are treated as gospel
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14d ago
traditionally the answer is guilds, with masters, journeymen, and apprentices
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14d ago
> Ed Zitron doesn't say that AI doesn't work Ive seen him say it does work pretty consistently? He also talks about other things that are more interesting, but he still says it doesnt work
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16d ago
so why is the american government allowed to choose who to fund based on political speech? is the first amendment written badly such that its only about negative things?
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16d ago
What ive generally heard is that this is more of a refactor and base functionality improvement, rather than building out all the actual magic systems to start with. 2-10 updates in the future will have much more fleshed out magic
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17d ago
what the judge sees is all public record, and can be appealed up the chain, and ultimately overridden by a pardon. for a model, we would need all the training data, training method, fine tuning, etc to all be public record, along with all o
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19d ago
retained data means they arent just tracking vehicles as the ml improves, its tracking absolutely everything. they could rwll you the migration paths of the local racoons and coyotes, for instance
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19d ago
doxxing is about pseudonymous internet accounts, not people who are very public with their real name and lobbying the government. this is whitepages reverse lookup if he was just a guy chatting on the internet about cameras, sure, it would
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19d ago
as an argument for sports betting as a market, i remember when the wrong team won the world series, and hadnt setup their correct merch and so on for online sales, and it was a disaster trying to get all the right stuff together to minimize
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19d ago
ok, but the US is actively looking for terrorists to attack iran. terrorists and terrorism is constantly quite popular with the US at large. its even embedded into the US constitution. armed resistance against the government like the 2nd am
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19d ago
mind you, Ike's ending words were about how the US had built a fascist styled war machine
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19d ago
well, for the americans, the trump and bibi governments were hoping to ally themselves with kurdish terrorist groups to attack and overthrow the iranian government properly kurdistan should exist, and turkey/syria/iran/iraq s
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19d ago
> The current administration in particular is routinely embarrassed in the courts. this might be true, but they also routinely make big wins. theres enough shit thrown at the wall that some of it sticks
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19d ago
in terms of making alternatives to large platforms, some ideological bias as the differentiator is pretty common. its a reason for people to ditch the larger platforms with higher reach and bigger audiences
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19d ago
as a neutral provider, they should still be punished for providing services to sanctioned entities of course, no limited to revoking their license to be a business invloved in transfering money.
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no, theyve been insisting that gun companies get rich. thats the only real point of the NRA and second amendment crowd. a demand to a right to a business model
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