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by evilantnie 6mo ago
I feel like everyone in this reply chain is looking at this from a different angle of Fast, Good, Cheap. Pick two.
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by evilantnie 7mo ago
If we want parents to be accountable, then these platforms need to provide better tools to enable parents to do so. It is impossible to monitor the entirety of your child's behavior online through any of these platforms today. They are
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by evilantnie 8mo ago
There are infinite things worth doing, a machines ability to actually know what's worth doing in any given scenario is likely on par with a human's. What's "Worth doing" is subjective, everything comes down to situa
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by evilantnie 1y ago
I think this particular exploit crosses multiple trust boundaries, between the LLM, the MCP server, and Supabase. You will need protection at each point in that chain, not just the LLM prompt itself. The LLM could be protected with prompt i
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by evilantnie 1y ago
The dinosaurs didn't create the asteroid that hit them, so they never had the chance for a real debate.
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by evilantnie 1y ago
I don’t think the real divide is “doom tomorrow” vs “nothing to worry about.” The crux is a pretty straightforward philosophical question "what does it even mean to generalize intelligence and agency", how much can scaling laws te
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by evilantnie 2y ago
Ironically, this article highlights multiple times how successful Microsoft has been at boosting efficiency within the oil and gas industry that it's nearly an advertisement for Microsoft.
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by evilantnie 2y ago
STIR/SHAKEN doesn't prevent spoofing. It can verify in certain cases when a call is not spoofed but it's fairly limited and almost entirely mobile-to-mobile phone calls. It requires IP based network connectivity end-to-end, w
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by evilantnie 3y ago
Just to help not spread misinformation, the 12 year old was released as he was a passenger and police believe he was forced by the driver (his brother) into the car. The 13 year old driver was not released and will remain in jail until his
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by evilantnie 3y ago
Copilot is a lossy compression algorithm when applied at scale, I would expect some degradation in code quality if not applied appropriately. It's still a useful tool, but just like image and audio compression, a human needs to give th
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by evilantnie 3y ago
"best" is subjective, but I do think the industry will eventually converge onto an architecture that is significantly more cost effective than current state of the art. Regardless of who is first to market, everyone is incentivize
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by evilantnie 3y ago
TTS and STT models have decent support for streaming in chunks, but the accuracy drops the smaller the chunk size. Current state of LLMs are pretty limited in their ability to handle streaming inputs due to attention window constraints. The
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by evilantnie 3y ago
QA has always been about risk management. There are multiple ways to manage risk, and some of those ways can be more cost effective to a business. As software shifted towards SaaS offerings, deployments (and rollbacks) became quicker, custo
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by evilantnie 3y ago
From what I'm reading here, the company misled "investors" by attaching the NFT to ownership in the company, which would be considered a security. "The order finds that Impact Theory encouraged potential investors to vie
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by evilantnie 3y ago
You've linked to ping/ICMP statistics, TCP is a more common use case and thus tends to be more representative of real-world applications. 100ms is a fairly realistic 90th percentile in my experience, 150ms could be in the 95th.
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by evilantnie 3y ago
This sounds weird to me, I've paid for quite a few large construction projects and they are always fixed-bid contracts. I've never borne the cost of a mistake made by contractors. Everything that has additional cost is strictly c
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by evilantnie 4y ago
It is, but Github's terms do not allow your code to be shared with others. Although ChatGPT represents that it does not retain information provided in conversations, it does “learn” from every conversation. There is currently little re
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by evilantnie 4y ago
There is a huge difference between the creative content industry and commodities such as fabrics production. While there are some lessons to be learned from that history and the current situation, I don't think you can compare apples t
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by evilantnie 4y ago
The article skims over the details from the FCC, in this situation Twilio is guilty by association. They are the CPaaS provider for a company called PhoneBurner, which in-turn provides services to a Mortgage company (MV realty) who is the p
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by evilantnie 4y ago
They changed what It was!
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by evilantnie 5y ago
I'd be curious if you feel the same way in a year or so. When I first got into VR I felt very strongly it was the future, but that novelty wore off over the course of a year. I go back every few months to catch up on experiences I&#x27
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by evilantnie 5y ago
This article inadvertently touches on complexity theory, which is something I've recently become interested in from a management perspective. In complexity theory, organizations are viewed as complex adaptive systems https:/&#x2F
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by evilantnie 5y ago
Carbon offsets are a financial instrument, which is very different than an approach that treats CO2 as a waste product. By nature trying to solve this via a financial instrument likely won't motivate anyone, it's just a way for or
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by evilantnie 6y ago
Apple's market share when it comes to streaming video is not as dominant as it is for mobile apps. Samsung, Android, and WebOS platforms out-share them by quite a bit, Amazon had already established their app in those markets, along w
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by evilantnie 6y ago
Who are these normal people you're referring to? Why is it a scary concept to them? Why should the message be diluted to reduce normal people's fears? It's explicitly demanding an alternative system to one that has for decade
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by evilantnie 7y ago
I don't know if it's a fair takeaway to consider the decline in non-streaming music was unaffected by streaming that early on. Napster launched in 1999 as a first iteration of what could be considered a streaming service at the ti
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by evilantnie 7y ago
I was also surprised by this when I first saw it, but if you read the reasoning behind the ending of the program, it kind of makes sense. It sounds like they are just switching their focus. The emissions check program is aimed at carbon mo
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by evilantnie 8y ago
http://www.medievia.com/ was mine, and it's still chugging along since '92, I played all through high-school, but then WOW came along. Before I learned about the tintin mud client, I had actually memorized key str
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by evilantnie 8y ago
I don't see the comment you're referring to, but McBride was quoting one of the authors of the study. Technically this isn't "spin", Toxic Masculinity and Hegemonic Masculinity are both fields of study in psychology
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by evilantnie 9y ago
So, we are living in a simulation?

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