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etothepii
5d ago
Why can't an AI distill itself from outputs to effectively access its own weights?
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etothepii
9d ago
Not asking whether openAI did the hack that would be insane. However, agents could buy a lot of compute with $500m bit coin.
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etothepii
10d ago
Is there any indications that this and the ColdCard heist could in fact be escaped distilled agents from the huggingface and similar attacks?
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etothepii
11d ago
Why "work with meaning" rather than purpose or meaning on its own? Do you see meaning as conflicting with slow mornings and rest without guilt?
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etothepii
19d ago
I share the OP's pain we chose to use cognito for the exact same reason and I've had the exact same pain however the evaluation of itself takes time and the inconvenience OP is suffering with is only a function of having users. If
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etothepii
29d ago
In reality though it isn't implemented as you described. In reality it is merely that there is a 62% marginal rate from 100k to 100k + 2x the personal allowance. They do this with sole traders who face a £14k (~$20k) slab tax bill (VAT
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etothepii
1mo ago
Can I recommend something concrete every time something like this happens to you? 1. Use ChatGPT (or similar) to make a fun and attractive greetings card image that is a farcical representation of the situation. 2. Use MoonPig.com (or simil
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etothepii
1mo ago
Nothing is ever hard that you've done 100 times before and know how to do. Creating documented step by step instructions that cover all or most eventualities is.
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etothepii
3mo ago
If we are going to tax things that we want less of; would not taxing stupidity seem like good public policy?
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etothepii
3mo ago
Is the issue primarily caused by the English language? (Google Workspace) CLI vs Google (Workspace CLI) Because Google has there name in the product for which the CLI was produced it looks like he's using the Google brand when he'
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etothepii
3mo ago
Some Hong Kong money definitely goes to startups. I got flights paid for to go to a pitching competition.
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etothepii
3mo ago
What you know and what you can prove are different things. I think most people would blow the whistle if they had evidence of personal-enrichment fraud. Suspecting that incentives are producing strange outcomes is one thing; accusing specif
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etothepii
3mo ago
Lots of shouting on one particular occasion left me with the impression that they genuinely had not anticipated this consequence of simultaneously pulling the "no contractors to be renewed" lever and the "any MD can sign cont
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3mo ago
As a junior software engineer, I worked at a large UK bank. Senior management routinely seem baffled that they could announce redundancies or hiring freezes, yet technology costs would continue to rise. One pattern I saw repeatedly was a co
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The Manifesto for Dimensional Design
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5mo ago
Some people.
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etothepii
6mo ago
If you write 3 bullet points and produce 500-pages of slop why would my AI summarise it back to the original 3 bullet points and not something else entirely?
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etothepii
6mo ago
This will never stop as it would require either the reference date to be changed or fir all dates in all saved spreadsheets to be off by one.
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etothepii
6mo ago
The US has traditionally solved this problem by having dozens of political entities that can compete (at least for elites) and, since the creation of the interstate highway system, the oppressed can flee.
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6mo ago
In the UK open banking was essentially a response to GDPR this has allowed (to a limited extent) a variety of tools to be built on top of bank accounts that others would not have been.
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etothepii
7mo ago
Can someone explain to me what the difference is between a union in which everyone is a member and a government.
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7mo ago
This might be the biggest benefit of AI coding. If I have a large legacy code base I can use AI to ask questions and find out where certain things are happening. This benefit is huge even if I choose not to vibe code anything. It ends up fe
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7mo ago
This. Once you have revenue you have downside to protect. Pre-revenue the worst that can happen is that you have to start again knowing more than you did.
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7mo ago
That would not have made it to the top of HN.
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7mo ago
I would pay for YouTube premium again if I could switch off shorts. I actually stopped paying for premium to make YouTube less appealing.
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7mo ago
Having used sunglasses that project a monitor on to them products I am very surprised that the speedometer is going to move with the wheel. That said an electric Ferrari is not a car built for me. If I could justify such a car I'd want
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7mo ago
> My outsider view is that there are more people and more volume of crypto involved in the speculative & scam sector than in the human-rights sector, but I'm willing to be wrong. I would assume this is true, but is it the right
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7mo ago
I ask because writing a paper with someone is a non secret operator. I suspect there is no way to establish, if one has an Epstein number >2, what it is.
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7mo ago
How is this defined?
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8mo ago
This was a lot of fun. The game mechanic of a count down timer made for much better play. I was most surprised for bluebottle to be replaced with man o' war. We know the man o' war here in bermud by that name whereas a bluebottle
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