blaufast

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by blaufast 2mo ago
The frontier labs' work is more akin to discovery than artistic expression. An art piece is valued for its uniqueness and individuality, but AI is valued for verifiable correctness. Discovery cannot be unseen and is easily replicable.
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by blaufast 2mo ago
Thank you!
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by blaufast 2mo ago
Could this be used to identify masked ICE agents?
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by blaufast 2mo ago
This is exciting, please post updates somewhere!
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by blaufast 10mo ago
We’re all just trying to get our nut.
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by blaufast 10mo ago
So much of this audience already knows the job is to collect comprehensive analytics and never run the analyses on your product’s externalities. to be obvious enough to downplay, it must be impossible to miss while looking the other way. To
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by blaufast 10mo ago
Almost every top comment is negative. This negativity about apple has existed since the 90s. Apple has been the most profitable example of betting against the herd for the last 20 years. And possibly the easiest if you’re willing to look at
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by blaufast 11mo ago
I DIYd this with permits and interconnect in the SF Bay Area. I’ve had no power bill for years now, and I have two hot tubs. Panels and enphase on Craigslist are so cheap you don’t have to worry about it. Max out what you’re allowed with y
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by blaufast 1y ago
I wonder about the Jan 6 pipe bomber
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by blaufast 2y ago
Neat!
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by blaufast 2y ago
It’s not a disguise. Think of it as time travel to 100 years ago. After you learn to fit in, the old part is alive and well in there still. You from both times in the same body and mind.
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by blaufast 2y ago
This is very well put. Values, the roots, are so different they bear different fruit. Learning the new fruit and reverse engineering its roots you become aware of what most never do. You are a fish that discovers water. Scarcity and abundan
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by blaufast 3y ago
I suspect a very large number of people are too smart to speak up, but also resentful of the forces that work to prevent actual nuanced dialogue. That's certainly the sentiment in my bubble. As somebody who isn't fond of the idea
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by blaufast 3y ago
but did it ever, really? Kissinger died a peaceful death of old age
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by blaufast 3y ago
the more i think about it, the cartels are a pretty good comparison
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by blaufast 3y ago
Same. Then reminds me that the creation of the United States was based on strategic, coordinated genocide and I feel even worse.
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by blaufast 3y ago
this is great. thanks for sharing
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by blaufast 3y ago
You feel suspicious that the content may be misleading because of the bias from the newsroom?
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by blaufast 3y ago
I think HN readers have a strong desire to speak the inconvenient or untouchable topics. I think this is a healthy impulse. This topic is hard because so many commenters are triggered by it, for lack of a better word. Could AI help here? Wh
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by blaufast 3y ago
And yes, racism, but a more pedestrian sense than a true sense. Any wealthy arab or prestigious african has access to these places, just not normal ones. And these colleges looooove it this happens. Their numbers get better and they didn&#x
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by blaufast 3y ago
Its because he's not rich. I don't understand why this is not more widely understood. These schools are not for meritocracy. Schools with sports teams fill much of the incoming class with athletes before they even consider an appl
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by blaufast 3y ago
I had lunch with an early Uber employee (male) who told me 'wokeness killed uber'. He said the famous cultural issues "weren't real", an if TK hadn't been ousted they'd have destroyed Lyft completely in a
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by blaufast 6y ago
YSK those 'kill switches' just have to be abandoned by their host to stop working. They create a huge evolutionary pressure for this.
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by blaufast 6y ago
Cyanobacteria cultivation is an old idea[1] and is limited by more than just phage. I did the math on carbon removal in a controlled environment somewhere like Nevada, and it could contribute to climate solutions. If Church is suggesting we
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by blaufast 6y ago
Have you considered raising funds for these projects on a platform like RaiseGreen? I know plenty of people who would love to invest, myself included, but can’t afford the investment alone.
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by blaufast 6y ago
Isn't the whole appeal of this kind of article that you get to believe you are an insider to 'correct' knowledge?
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by blaufast 6y ago
I think its funny that 'opinionated' could be considered a virtue. I'm imagining a charity that uses 'opinionated' to describe itself, or even worse, a person. Even Apple, a brand famous for its strong design stanc
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by blaufast 6y ago
This article is pure poison. Ideological purity is a problem in every facet of human life, and engineering doesn’t have to be so painful. The computer should work for the human.
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by blaufast 6y ago
The Science of Trust by John Gottmann is a great read if you are interested in this. Unlike most behavioral health, they use actual science and math to describe and dissect behaviors and outcomes
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by blaufast 6y ago
I’ve found box breathing to be useless at best. There are better alternatives in Nestor’s book

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