MacsHeadroom

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by MacsHeadroom 28d ago
Natural rights belong to individuals, not states. Iran is a government; governments hold powers, not inalienable rights. The analogy collapses before reaching the question of nuclear weapons.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
From the murderer's text messages: > Roommate: Why? > Robinson: Why did I do it? > Roommate: Yeah > Robinson: I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out. Besides everyone around him testifying that h
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
This isn't a culture argument or even a sound/good argument for anything. Americans are just wealthier and you can't compare like that. When you compare groups of students within the same country and adjust for both household
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Very cool. I tried the web version last week.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Half the planet is more AI-positive than the US. Something like only 4% of Chinese people are concerned about AI while around half of Americans are concerned about AI.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Many jurisdictions outlaw sharing but not copying. Downloading is legal in those places but publishing is not.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
If you believe their earnings will continue increase at the same rate for next two years then it's more like getting in early on a P/E under 15. No bubble, just solid growth expectations.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
According to these stats there's around 10% fewer daily likers than last September and 30% fewer daily posters. Bluesky is dead lol.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Palantir has an autonomous weapons command and control product in partnership with Anduril and other weapons manufacturers. They aren't just intelligence.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
"We are past the event horizon; the takeoff has started." - Sam Altman, 4 days ago
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
The still is not transformative but the model reproducing it is obviously transformative. Other general purpose tools can be used to infringe and yet are non-infringing as well.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
YES 100%, and severely disabled too.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
What makes you say that?
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Are you meaning to imply AI generated material is like "wrong figures?"
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
So, infinite context length by making it compute bound instead of memory bound. Curious how much longer this takes to run and when it makes sense to use vs RAG.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Nordic countries are made of homogeneous populations whose ancestors somewhat uniquely developed prosocial long term planning preferences to survive harsh winters thanks to natural selection. Nordic equality is as natural as the inequality
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Sounds like you're trying to solve a byzantine generals problem.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Banks mostly deal in stablecoin which tend to be reversible, freezable, etc by court order since they're permissioned not permissionless.
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
Obtaining copies of pirated works is not infringement. Unauthorized sharing is infringement but being on the receiving end of sharing is not (even if one is an active participant).
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by MacsHeadroom 1y ago
>The problem with all of these AI specific workflow engines is they are not durable, so they are process local, suffer crashes, cannot resume, don't have good visibility or distribution, etc. They often only allow limited orchestrat
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
It's used to transfer currency between accounts on fundamentally transparent ledgers. Barely any crypto involves anonymous anything.
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Launching the Naptha Stack v1 Beta(naptha.ai)
30 points by MacsHeadroom 2y ago|6 comments
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
OpenAI and SaaS LLMs aren't open source.* So they aren't supported because this project is to replace closed-source AI solutions. Apple Intelligence already uses OpenAI. If you want closed-source AI then just use Apple Intelligenc
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
How does this have nearly 500 points and zero comments?
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
I just tested an app that let's you pay $3.99 to get a bag of food about to go in the dumpster: https://www.toogoodtogo.com/
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
IP secrecy isn't a moat in the age of AI. Open Source is the only way.
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
Essentially, yes. Public portfolios come in different flavors though. Most often it's code. But sometimes it's research, a blog, transcripts of talks ripped from YouTube.
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
I'm saying the sections of the resume don't matter at all. The resume is basically ignored. You either have public code you can point to on Github or you aren't ever hearing from us.
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
No, there are AI's specifically for solving leet code. It's a waste of time. https://leetcodewizard.io/
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by MacsHeadroom 2y ago
Changed enormously. Both resumes and interviews are effectively useless now. If our AI agents can't find a portfolio of original work nearly exactly what we want to hire you for then you aren't ever going to hear from us. If you a

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