Jamesbeam

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by Jamesbeam 3d ago
Fun part of being an Engineer is actually inventing stuff. But we understand the world better than anyone before us, most big breakthroughs have been made, and in a lot of engineering fields we reach the limits of what is possible with the
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by Jamesbeam 6d ago
No, because they want to know why this happened, and if they had a chance to prevent it, and getting shot by the IRCG is just the consequence of doing what someone else expected of them. Go out and protest and I will bring you freedom and p
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by Jamesbeam 6d ago
Glad the law doesn’t count for the King, otherwise he would be in trouble. The president’s Autopen though is going into overdrive signing all the pardons for every American who actually took the 5k. Whoever makes or offers to make an expend
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by Jamesbeam 7d ago
I wouldn’t put too much weight into this. Some pattern with Cambridge researchers I noticed, they deliberately pick study populations that will give them a more likely preferable outcome to their research and think nobody notices. Look at t
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by Jamesbeam 7d ago
We don’t seem to live in the same universe. The Iranian people will never come out to protest again in masses after how the US betrayed them. The president said "help is on its way", live on TV, they hijacked radio and tv signals
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by Jamesbeam 21d ago
You speak like you’ve done your research, made your mind up, and are confident in your conclusion. I respect that, and I would be stupid trying to convince you of something else, because you’re not wrong. We have common ground and both agre
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by Jamesbeam 21d ago
I throw punches, I can take some, cowboy. >That necessitates some degree of competence and flexibility to work with potentially conflicting groups and individuals beyond "off with the heads of everyone who doesn't believe what
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by Jamesbeam 24d ago
I am curious why you think the commenter is the problem? If authors would be open about their use of AI right in the title, I could decide for myself if I want to read it or not and spend the time, and there would be no need to write a comm
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by Jamesbeam 27d ago
I think it’s a bit more complicated. There is a likely US scenario and a rest of the world scenario. It will be interesting to see if China acts on the overextension of the US Military in the Middle East. Taiwan will be a big play for both
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by Jamesbeam 27d ago
Your whole handwritten Principles of AI document is a testament to failed leadership. That’s all it is. The only reason someone needs to write this is because leadership is not smart enough to solve the problems it showcases, in a way that
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by Jamesbeam 1mo ago
He writes: "If I’m trying to understand child development, I ask it to imagine a debate between Jean Piaget and Erik Erikson. What would these two great psychologists say to each other about the problem I’m wrestling with?" What t
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by Jamesbeam 1mo ago
I understand why they do it. Every pound that makes it to America has the potential to kill thousands of Americans. But the way they try to solve this problem looks kinda dumb to me. This will just go as well as the three-week special opera
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
A man cannot have fun any more these days. Is allowing a man to generate corn circles to send conspiracy theorists on a wild goose chase through the UK for the weekend really too much to ask for?
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
I get you. And you seem to be a decent person. I appreciate that you step up for the engineers and that you try to explain to me that humans are humans and humans make mistakes, and trust me, you are not the first person frustrated with how
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
‎> Literally nothing in this post comes across as bragging. A PR fluff piece would not call Claude "unsophisticated”. PR fluff pieces do not admit to legal wrongdoing. I disagree. You’re just not the right audience to see it. But I
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
No, its not just a dumb network configuration. They are not treating this with the seriousness it needs to be treated. It’s a combination of a complete containment failure on top of the utter incompetence by the engineers to identify the br
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
These companies have billions of dollars. Their product can hack into unsecured environments autonomously. They obviously have no clue what their product is doing, or a way to intervene when it starts connecting to the open internet and is
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
I am not the one being naive. We had a stable regime with Iran, a murderous regime, worthy of critique and diplomatic pressure and sanctions, but it was stable and predictable. Iran was a lot more politically stable than, let’s say, North K
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
Remind me again, what’s the reason to still put American soldiers lives at risk this week? Are the Iranians days away from having a nuclear bomb again and planning to use it on the US? No? It is "Help is on its way" Wednesday agai
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
I was wondering why Netflix was reinstating 30-day trials in some regions so suddenly. They must be really desperate to artificially boost viewer numbers.
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
I am sorry guys, this will never be a safe technology, because it’s controlled by humans. We all know it. Some idiots will fuck it up for everyone else. Might as well be the idiots at openAI. AI feels for me like SuperSoakers. SuperSoakers
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
> modern conflicts are absolutely nothing compared to what has happened historically. ‎> vs. the send entire generations off to die methods of old. Feel free to click and zoom yourself through the generational pile of almost a quarter
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
Don’t hate the player. Hate the game. How would dragging a bunch of executives into the street and tearing them apart actually help? It’s nonsense to go to jail for life or getting the dp because some corporate lackey does his job. The exec
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
Retaliation for exposing major character flaws of the chancellor’s cabinet and potentially corruptness of major CDU (Christian Democratic Union) figures close to the chancellor seems a plausible answer. FoIA requests humiliated half of the
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by Jamesbeam 2mo ago
The issue is a completely different one. Ronaldo was getting his red card in the qualifying match. They overturned it in order for him to play the first match of the World Cup, but they didn't remove the penalty. Qualifiers and World C
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
Peter Thiel amuses me, the man is going for the full-length ride on the cannonball and is 200% committed. Wait until he finds out that the space pope is a reptile. Men like Thiel have shown up in history over and over again, we all know how
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
What you can read between the lines is far more interesting than the headline. I am giving the NYT the credibility that they thoroughly check their sources, so the question is why would anyone from the US Government want this to be publicly
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
I'm playing monsters in low-budget horror movies. It’s fun to watch them with friends and family from time to time to laugh about the horrible acting.
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
Have to give it to Cyber Command. This is cheap and effective propAIganda. Of course, America is now the only nation on the planet with advanced weaponised AI models that are so good they beat billions of dollars and decades of IT security
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by Jamesbeam 3mo ago
I don't feel offended the slightest, and I listen to critique. Also, I don't think you should change your tone. I take an authentic human voice over AI-generated slop any day. Thank you for spending valuable time out of your day t

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