eternauta3k

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by eternauta3k 8d ago
Aren't the supply chains hopelessly intercoupled in a million tiny ways? E.g. turbine blades being done by this single German company, x1000
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by eternauta3k 9d ago
And without American AI to patch security holes, Linux and the software running on it will become hopelessly insecure.
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by eternauta3k 18d ago
Not American, but 1. I don't think Texas was around during the Tea Party, and 2. Property is also a right, so this is just about how much privacy you are willing to sacrifice for how much property.
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by eternauta3k 21d ago
Wait, I thought they wanted to avoid CoT monitoring, in order to avoid models learning to conceal/encrypt their thoughts.
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by eternauta3k 21d ago
The article says that one agent proposed emailing someone.
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by eternauta3k 1mo ago
Just got this from the library, it's a real page turner. Heard about it in this excellent interview: https://www.typetheoryforall.com/episodes/goedel-s-incomplet...
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by eternauta3k 1mo ago
He might be running at relativistic speeds
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
Good find, but I'm curious if anyone is ever sweeping the base of the logarithm in real life.
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
I don't think it makes sense to post this in HN. The comments are full of sock puppets posting very dumb anti-safety comments in an attempt to make the anti-safety camp look bad.
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
A philosopher or meditator should chime in here. Spending a modicum of time in meditation shows you that intentions just show up from nowhere, they're not "you". We might as well call the earring "your prefrontal cortex&
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
I'm not so sure anymore that it's trivial to write this single-job interface without security holes.
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
No, the OPEC crisis.
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
I wonder how these companies airgap the weights while allowing prompts to come in and outputs to come out.
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
The lines at the pump only happened because of rationing rules, which led people to hoard and buy gas when they otherwise wouldn't have.
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
Epstein files showed he neglected to visit his seriously sick son because he was hanging out with Epstein. He still knows his stuff, asshole or not.
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
Peter Attia had a great series of blog posts on this before his fall from grace: https://peterattiamd.com/the-straight-dope-on-cholesterol-pa... He also had a series of podcast interviews about this with Tom Dayspring. I be
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
But I vaguely remember them being expensive due to not being covered by insurance. Maybe this will change that?
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
Why without Rowid? Are you using non-integer primary keys?
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by eternauta3k 2mo ago
Or even just that a human had iterated a bit more with the LLM to improve the style.
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Megawatts by Microwave(computer.rip)
82 points by eternauta3k 2mo ago|5 comments
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by eternauta3k 3mo ago
Can we learn something from these vulnerabilities? New categories of attacks and corresponding protections?
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by eternauta3k 3mo ago
Just wait until that other company hard-codes Fable into silicon and then it will be cheaper.
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by eternauta3k 4mo ago
I don't know if most people would dismiss the sentence "all matter has a sort of proto-subjectivity very different from ours but which gives rise to ours". And it solves some problems (introducing others).
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by eternauta3k 4mo ago
An acquaintance who works at FAANG says he still builds non-LLM ML systems because of the cost of running LLMs at that scale
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by eternauta3k 6mo ago
I like the idea, but I'm curious where to draw the boundary. If only I can read it, it can be my full recollection of everything. If I add my siblings, parents, cousins, etc, then some articles become painful or controversial (e.g. div
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by eternauta3k 6mo ago
What would a universe with equal amounts of matter and antimatter look like?
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by eternauta3k 6mo ago
And why is 650V special?
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by eternauta3k 6mo ago
One thought I keep coming back to is the immense consequences of how our units of length, weight and volume were defined. Products are often sold with round numbers (1 liter, 0.5 liter, 1 kg, etc). If you could go back in time and fiddle wi
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by eternauta3k 6mo ago
You could just have a vertical fridge with "tub" drawers which individually contain the cold air.
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by eternauta3k 6mo ago
Wrong thread?

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