RockRobotRock

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   by RockRobotRock 4d ago

   I said that I ran a company that could benefit from having access to that list, and could benefit NCMEC by reporting when we stumbled upon content which shows up in the list. (It's content scanning software for the adult film industry)
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   by RockRobotRock 5d ago

   Google "Ukraine war Starlink". Neolibs who hate Musk's companies unconditionally are going to go quiet real fucking fast, I bet.
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   by RockRobotRock 5d ago

   Is that because everyone you know lives in a high-wealth country/area?
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   by RockRobotRock 5d ago

   okay for real, i think you have elon derangement syndrome.
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   by RockRobotRock 5d ago

   Precise motives? I don’t know, I don’t think I have any. I don’t use starlink myself or have a Tesla or invest in any of his companies. Feels silly to disclaim that, but there you go. Having used starlink before on a plane and on land, it’s
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   by RockRobotRock 5d ago

   I’m a human that just so happens to disagree with you. I don’t like Elon either, but what I dislike more is that it’s impossible to talk about any of his companies without people like you assuming my motives.
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   by RockRobotRock 5d ago

   maybe Internet for people on earth matters more than astronomy
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   by RockRobotRock 5d ago

   I just got access to the NCMEC's hashlists for my startup. It was fairly easy.
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   by RockRobotRock 2mo ago

   >Do you ever use print() or log() to debug your code? I haven't written my own code in months at this point...kind of depressing to think about
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    by RockRobotRock 3mo ago

    I'm not sleeping on it, I know how good it is. It costs $3500.
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    by RockRobotRock 6mo ago

    >There's no magical human verification technology coming to save us. Except for the one Sam Altman is building.
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    by RockRobotRock 6mo ago

    I think it was pretty clear I was talking about the United States.
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    by RockRobotRock 6mo ago

    Four 9/11s worth of people die every year from drunk driving. If we can't even get that under control, I don't see why being able to modify your own car is a big deal.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    >A hard to describe sense of "cheesiness" This is the "Reddit" factor. I picked up on it being LLM written with this sentence: "This is the treacherous, final-boss stage where repairability usually dies,"
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    This is sad. It appears to me to be psychosis. It's really telling in their reddit comment where they use words like raising an AI and anthropomorphizing his openclaw that he's got an unhealthy attachment. Not trying to play arm
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    That's like a business being dissolved because it got a bad rating from BBB. Absolutely insane.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    suspiciously defensive??? you got me. Or maybe I just didn't understand their comment.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    Oh, that's silly. I don't own a Tesla. I just wanna talk about LIDAR without people ragebaiting about Elon.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    (Disclaimer: American perspective) Why don't we have PKI built in to our birth certificates and drivers licenses? Why hasn't a group of engineers and experts formed a consortium to try and solve this problem in the least draconian
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    Here is an example of the problem with inference-based verification: https://streamable.com/3tgc14
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    I don't know what that means
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    Can hatred of Musk not derail this entire thread please? I have a camera-only ADAS that I think works quite well, but having both would be better.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    >Waymo benefits from Google's unparalleled geospatial data. That's true, and they have a huge headstart, but I wonder if all these cubesat companies can bring the price down on data enough that others will be able to compete.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    I sure loved delving into this blog post.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    My mistake, sorry. HN has me feeling extra paranoid lately.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    >No LLVM. No HIP translation layer. No "convert your CUDA to something else first." Just ...... Another obvious tell. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing#... https://en.w
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    The AI written blog posts will continue until morale improves.
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    "No Visual Studio installation. No GUI. No prayer. Just a script that does exactly what it says." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing#... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    Didn't macOS apps get locked/took a ridiculous amount of time to open because Gatekeeper servers went down a few years ago? https://www.engadget.com/macos-slow-apps-launching-221445977... Not as bad as the bug des
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    by RockRobotRock 7mo ago

    >People use 6 digit passcodes to lock their entire digital life. That would be considered horrendously insecure for anything that isn’t an iPhone. That's not really true, it's just the black box magic that is a TPM. Windows Hel