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by bothers 12d ago
> The main reason to report bugs and get the bounties for doing so is still because it makes the world safer and healthier. Yeah let's see how this plays out, paying people less than their time is worth for RCEs.
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by bothers 12d ago
Damn their lying eyes!
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by bothers 12d ago
> So regulations to ban datacenters work Yes, as we see here. > regulations to ban gas turbines or whatever doesn't work? Yes, as we've seen elsewhere. Anything else you're not clear on?
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by bothers 12d ago
Propaganda, which the largest corporations on earth, including news media behemoths, would never, ever stoop to. Right?
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by bothers 12d ago
> All of those can be addressed by proper regulation. No it can't. Regulation is already being flouted. > Banning them outright is the equivalent of banning all immigration Please be less obvious, this is just insulting.
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by bothers 26d ago
Secondary effects? How fsckning profound of you to consider! Would you care to compare, actually compare, the secondary effects of Godzilla vs Not Godzilla? Since that seems to be the whole fscking point? Fsck your 401(k), robbed from o
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by bothers 1mo ago
> Tens of thousands are out of work. Instead of dead. Killed regularly. With survivors knowing that it will happen again, the buildings they put up will come back down, and that is the least of their worries because the buildings can i
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by bothers 1mo ago
Easily? Have you ever actually learned a second language or an instrument as a child?
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by bothers 1mo ago
> Not even close to the same level as China. Have you been paying attention? At all? The US is really trying to cut off its own legs and branding it as removing unnecessary weight. Give it time, we'll get there.
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by bothers 1mo ago
>like what is going on… USGOV disemboweled itself, telling its citizens that they'd be better off without all those gross innards. Womp womp, no do-overs on the global stage, sorry.
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by bothers 1mo ago
And it's always been cope. Only the worst kind of person would rather not know about a problem if it's not already solved for them.
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by bothers 1mo ago
Nothing says Linux like "information is hosted on a site owned by a user-hostile and privacy-mulching corporation."
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by bothers 1mo ago
> Probably what happened was: Probably! The important part is that your pretend story time supports your base desire to blame the victim!
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by bothers 1mo ago
> I don't what to tell you! When this happens to me, I usually solve it by not posting, HTH
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by bothers 1mo ago
Data has replaced knowledge, and the true tragedy of this will only be felt by our children and their children. But it will be felt keenly.
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by bothers 1mo ago
Counter thought experiment: consider everyone you can name who has access to AI aligned to them and their views; how many of them would you trust to hold your wallet, never mind trust with anything important? Consider Altman, Musk, Trump,
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by bothers 1mo ago
People know who were salivating at the idea of devaluing labor while cutting social welfare programs, creating a pool of cheap labor too desperate to negotiate; these people now feel safe openly showing contempt and cruelty.
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by bothers 1mo ago
Because (taking the blog at face value) that would require future events causing past events, and that's relatively uncommon.
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by bothers 1mo ago
> Final means the over abundance of goods and services like the men of the millenium are suggesting us mere mortals will reach one day,. .. and work will be optional. Yeah, that sure sounds like paperclip maximizing hypercapitalists. Re
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by bothers 1mo ago
I can't imagine how pissed I would be if my local government told me I need to use and thereby support a website that is fine with showing users ads with AI-generated CSAM.
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by bothers 1mo ago
> If you want to dox someone, you just need to pay the right broker. The data is going to leak so quickly, the first dump will only contain a fresh empty database.
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by bothers 1mo ago
> And on the day the government decides to ban social media for adults, I say good riddance to it too. The government's response to Facebook intentionally being toxic and preying on children was to strip rights from its citizens. Ba
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by bothers 1mo ago
Why shouldn't people be upset if authors are being replaced by like a handful of the same ghostwriters? An LLM can't convey your ideas and your voice better than you can convey them to the LLM, right? It's a middleman betwee
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by bothers 1mo ago
>I suppose the people that are actually working will just need to get more guns. If shit gets as bad as people are hoping it will get, workers aren't going to be in the "gets things" class anymore.
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by bothers 1mo ago
Every porn site that makes money off harm to minors? Yes, and sometimes they are taken down.
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by bothers 1mo ago
They're posting flamebait in an attempt to trigger HN's cool-down autokill and bury the root post. Usual red vs blue tribal conflict, influence campaign, or people reacting to something that makes them feel bad by pretending it d
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by bothers 1mo ago
Does their definition of CSAM exclude material that's not unlawful in the US? People can be (let's say) tactical about its inclusion from case to case. But I can't say if it's the case here, nor how much it explains the
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by bothers 1mo ago
That just means the military, aircraft carriers, all that, were so ineffective that the enemy didn't even need to bother destroying them to achieve victory. It doesn't matter what would have happened if various parameters were di
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by bothers 1mo ago
I've had this happen with at least three accounts, the most recent one for the purpose of playing Grounded with a friend. IIRC, between registering and trying to log in, my account was flagged for suspicious activity and required a pho
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by bothers 1mo ago
>“We recognise that the DPIA contained an error in how it described supplier access to data so we are correcting that error, and we apologise for any confusion this has caused,” the NHS said. They're not sorry that Palantir has the

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