Maxion

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One Gets Through – Missile Command, but you launch the missiles(onegetsthrough.com)
49 points by Maxion 2d ago|10 comments
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by Maxion 3d ago
They're used pretty often, so not really. The KYC providers anyway wouldn't code anything like that.
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by Maxion 3d ago
Breach yes, but if they cannot 100% sure identify if your data was given out falsily, then they cannot say. They're not allowed to disclose that they provide your information to LE. So they can only inform you directly if they're
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by Maxion 3d ago
In the countries you are licensed in you are legally required to reply to law enforcement requests. In most places there is no official channel for this. It is literally stuff like LE@Fintech.com. Emails come from all over and random domain
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by Maxion 3d ago
You can't, really. Banking legislation does not require them to tell you.
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by Maxion 3d ago
Yep, the KYC provider keeps them.
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by Maxion 3d ago
I've done that as well and this is what most of those do look like.
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by Maxion 3d ago
.gov is a US thing, and not even all US agencies use .gov ending emails.
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by Maxion 3d ago
I've processed government requests at a FinTech before. Some are pretty good and there are bespoke channels for them so that you can be sure their genuine. Other are literally random emails you get that you are required to reply to, ma
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by Maxion 4d ago
It's one of these things that people do think is cool but it also does limit returns and resale.
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by Maxion 4d ago
This will take a while for most people to internalize, but now with GPT-6-Astra we are basically in the age where as a developer you control agents to write code for you. This will be further cemented by the next generation of models. I fea
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by Maxion 5d ago
I searched for this a few months ago and found some mentions of this bug, but yes it affects me too. Can stall up to 20 seconds+ sometimes. Chrome is fine.
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by Maxion 7d ago
I find it sad that they're doing it all pre-recorded.
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by Maxion 11d ago
The whole architecture of current LLMs just is not conductive to AGI, it's just marketing hype. In my opinion current LLMs aren't even AI, they're just fancy machine learning algorithms
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by Maxion 12d ago
The comments on this issue are unbearable.
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by Maxion 12d ago
Proportional decrease is not as useful in a climate change sense than actual decrease in co2 emissions. A grid that is highly sustainable with lots of wind and solar, but fossil peaker plants will have a lot more potential co2 savings in th
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by Maxion 12d ago
A lot of fossil power stations cant shut down for a few hours, they have to keep themselves on.
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by Maxion 13d ago
I wanted some banana plugs for my speakers, as well as I needed some longer speaker wire. I kinda wanted it for the weekend so I could watch movies with some friends. I didn't want to order online as that wouldn't arrive in time.
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by Maxion 13d ago
I will happily shout AGI from the rooftops the day I can turn on voice mode in ChatGPT and have the model calm down my toddler for a tantrum, or keep him from opening all the bananas instead of eating one. People in this thread arguing abou
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by Maxion 13d ago
Bingo, LLM architecture just does not lend itself to becoming AGI. They can get really good, sure, but they will always struggle with novel input and scenarios. The more training data that is shoved in to them, the more they'll seem
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by Maxion 13d ago
And Grok
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by Maxion 15d ago
I wouldn't say they're at threat from AI. Consultancies are most of the time there to partially offload work from the main company, and also to serve as someone to blame when something does not go well. It's rarely about the
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by Maxion 20d ago
Those books are definitely in the training set if the model can mention them, but why exactly these terms are so commonly used is not necessarily because the book is in the training material. The model does not itself know how its trained
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by Maxion 20d ago
Yep, for those of us who were doing "agile waterfall" PMs often talked about shipping versions too.
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by Maxion 20d ago
So all it'd take for anthropic to fix this is to just adjust their system prompt? lmao
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by Maxion 24d ago
Technically not allowed in the EU. Will probably take several more years before they get fined a few hundred million again.
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by Maxion 27d ago
The point is, GitHub is not free for me (we pay) yet we were also down? IMO definiely time to segregate the free and the paid service. Otherwise those of us who need the service to stay up will have to look for alternatives. The post mortem
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by Maxion 27d ago
Cap the number of retries before the user has to manually try again. That's fine.
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by Maxion 27d ago
Even if you're operating at a scale where thundering herd won't crash your service, introducing exponential backoff + jitter to your retries also helps when you're just viewing the logs. Massively reduces log spam when you ma
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by Maxion 27d ago
Isn't that what they did though? Start returning more-or-less hardcoded 403s for the Copilot endpoint that was causing the issues?

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