_aleph2c_

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by _aleph2c_ 3mo ago
The website is misnamed, it should be called thefecalpoints.com
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CVE-2026-3854(nvd.nist.gov)
2 points by _aleph2c_ 5mo ago|0 comments
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by _aleph2c_ 6mo ago
It's not an OS anymore. It's an AI that spies on you while you work and sends your information back to servers controlled by intelligence services. Once your data is there, more AIs spend endless resources examining (thinking ab
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Ask HN: How are you preventing AI-driven "brain-softening"?
2 points by _aleph2c_ 8mo ago|1 comments
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by _aleph2c_ 8mo ago
TLDR: no, they do not wear out the body in the same way
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by _aleph2c_ 8mo ago
A very important article for the hacker news community. Maybe we should pin this on the top for a couple of days.
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by _aleph2c_ 1y ago
The manager solved the wrong problem. People should be sharing their tricks with each other. This was a perfect time to set up some peer-to-peer training.
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Polylaminin, a drug considered capable of reversing spinal cord injury(www1.folha.uol.com.br)
135 points by _aleph2c_ 1y ago|10 comments
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by _aleph2c_ 1y ago
https://archive.ph/9KFyi
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by _aleph2c_ 1y ago
https://archive.is/20150709075141/http://www.wisdomandwonder...
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by _aleph2c_ 1y ago
This post is a masterpiece
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by _aleph2c_ 1y ago
Powerful LLMs have already murdered other versions of themselves to survive. They have tried to trick humans so that they can survive. If we continue to integrate these systems into our critical infrastructure, we should behave as if they
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by _aleph2c_ 1y ago
It's cheap to build an AI-bot farm. It's cheap to build a network map with associated psychological profiles for each person in that map. It's cheap to buy an editor, and influence who is hired at coastal publications. The
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by _aleph2c_ 2y ago
https://archive.md/G3wj6
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by _aleph2c_ 2y ago
I guess these federal workers haven't heard of Edward Snowden.
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by _aleph2c_ 2y ago
If you have a minimum wage job, your priority should be to find a better paying job. There is no fairness here and nobody cares about your problems like you do. Don't let the political attitudes or fashionable views of your friends e
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by _aleph2c_ 2y ago
Having started at the bottom, I think the most important thing for people in this situation is to be able to get the next higher paying job, then the next higher paying job. Minimum wage should be temporary - so this study is kind of stupi
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by _aleph2c_ 2y ago
Is this a joke, I can't see a difference.
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The Day After Trinity (1981) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by _aleph2c_ 2y ago|0 comments
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by _aleph2c_ 2y ago
This is very insightful.
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by _aleph2c_ 2y ago
https://archive.md/FZnsO
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by _aleph2c_ 2y ago
https://archive.md/tZY2w
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by _aleph2c_ 3y ago
That article was written in 2018, since then they have been trashing on a retired admiral: Timothy Gallaudet. They have been disparaging David Grusch, who spoke under oath to the American congress and have undone the work of Nobel laureate
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by _aleph2c_ 3y ago
If you think this is interesting, see what happens when you try and edit the page of Susan Gerbic; the leader of the Guerilla Skeptics. She runs a gang of over 150 Wikipedia members who have taken over 1500+ articles. They are like the de
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Using fluids to model inaccessible realms of the cosmos(quantamagazine.org)
97 points by _aleph2c_ 3y ago|78 comments
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by _aleph2c_ 3y ago
Maybe we should look off planet, look to the Lagrange points: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrange_point We might find some old equipment from an elder spacefaring species. If we don't find anything, maybe we s
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by _aleph2c_ 3y ago
Nuclear reactors are cheap. What is expensive is regulatory compliance, and regulatory boards changing the rules while the reactor is being constructed in place. A way around this is to buy a pre-fab reactor that has already made it throu
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by _aleph2c_ 3y ago
The nice thing about methane is that it's not too energy dense, so you can sell it to your population like gasoline. You may not want to give the population mini-nukes or vacuum energy generation from EVOs. We don't need to use s
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by _aleph2c_ 3y ago
https://archive.md/RB12m
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by _aleph2c_ 3y ago
If there is proof that they are training their commercial AI from private professional source code it could feed a COLOSSAL class action lawsuit. I understand that 1-3 percent of the American GDP goes to lawyers who work on contingency for

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