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by ipython 6mo ago
As sibling comments point out, parents are already overly held responsible for how they care for their kids. To an absurd amount. I have had CPS called on me by an overbearing school administrator. Have you had that happen to you? Let
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by ipython 6mo ago
But now you have compromise _at scale_. Before poor plebs like us had to artisinally craft every back door. Now we have a technology to automate that mundane exploitation process! Win!
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by ipython 6mo ago
> the price quickly dropped to just $6,000 when they realized we were serious about going elsewhere, and they would throw in ISO 27001 and a 200 hour penetration test as well. I'm sorry, but... $6,000 / 200 == $30 / hour?
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by ipython 6mo ago
Well, lets not forget that Europe was downwind of the worst nuclear accident in world history. https://radioactivity.eu.com/articles/nuclearenergy/chernoby... That sort of event doesn't fade away quickly and
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by ipython 6mo ago
And hence why a prediction market including bets on the time and date of specific acts of violence… could present a moral hazard?
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by ipython 6mo ago
Already happened. :) https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisugly/comments/1mk5wdb/this_ch...
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by ipython 6mo ago
it's written in golang. 12MB barely gets you "hello world" since everything is statically linked. With that in mind, the size is impressive.
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by ipython 6mo ago
Kinda comparing apples to oranges. AWS was using EBS and not local instance storage. So you’re easily looking at another order of magnitude latency when transmitting data over the network versus a local pcie bus. That’s gonna be a huge fact
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by ipython 6mo ago
What other purpose did that unredacted post serve?
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by ipython 6mo ago
The publicly available filing does not include the home address of the individual. See https://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/casesearch/inquiryByCa... and search for case 0502SP019272021. Plus - you’re telling me tha
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by ipython 6mo ago
This admin has no problems doxxing people for harassment, listing their personal home address on official social media posts: https://x.com/dhsgov/status/1912567112733753563?s=46 . So why the double standard?
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by ipython 6mo ago
Typically you prevent publishing the names of minors accused of a crime /s That said there is a list by propublica: https://projects.propublica.org/elon-musk-doge-tracker/
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by ipython 6mo ago
You can probably do even better with a prepaid mvno at this point
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by ipython 6mo ago
Why do you need “smarter” people? Isn’t the llm the replacement for the intellect?
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by ipython 7mo ago
That kinda happened already in 2009. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Aurora Industrial espionage also was publicly disclosed around the plans for the joint strike fighter. https://www.usni.org&#x
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by ipython 7mo ago
Unfortunately, because 99.999% of people in the world are “customers” of Meta, making profit for Meta, the 0.001% of people who do work at Meta are paid like relative kings.
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by ipython 7mo ago
Does wpa3 pmf fix this particular issue?
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by ipython 7mo ago
I ask because in the case where you ask in the same session, all the previous “choices” are part of the context window passed back to the llm before generating the next. I’d imagine it’s going to avoid generating a digit that’s already in t
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by ipython 7mo ago
Did you ask for the numbers in the same “chat” session or in independent sessions?
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by ipython 7mo ago
Curious on how (if?) changes to the inference engine can fix the issue with infinitely long reasoning loops. It’s my layman understanding that would have to be fixed in the model weights itself?
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by ipython 7mo ago
Yes. And Microsoft Active Directory has integrated this stack with an easy to use graphical interface for almost 30 years now.
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by ipython 7mo ago
Don’t forget to delete the keytab file from the ipa server! Otherwise anyone will be able to unauthenticated download that file and impersonate that host principal Better yet you’ll want to encrypt that file in some way when transferring it
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by ipython 7mo ago
Psst anyone at Covenant Eyes[0] want to sign up for the obvious assignment here?? [0] https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/mike-joh...
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by ipython 7mo ago
It’s 20kW for as long as you can afford the power bill
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by ipython 7mo ago
Wow - that’s an insanely useless test then. Because I own a 60kwh Tesla 3 and it can hardly travel 250 miles on a 100% charge in any reasonable scenario.
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by ipython 7mo ago
Maybe a better term would be “consequences”. Children experience consequences every day. And the ultimate consequence faces us even from birth: our own mortality. AI is essentially free from consequence. In my opinion.
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by ipython 7mo ago
In my opinion, identity is a useless concept if there is no associated accountability . I cannot have an identity if I cannot be held accountable for my actions. You cannot hold an agentic system accountable- at least in their current form
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by ipython 7mo ago
More interesting is that they're claiming 248 miles (400km) on a 45kWh battery[0]. That calculates out to 5.5 miles/kWh, whereas the most efficient Tesla 3 right now only claims 4.5 miles/kWh - and even that is a very optimis
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by ipython 8mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/minnesota/comments/1qjau6v/bovino_t... In direct violation of a court order not to use chemical weapons. https://turnto10.com/news/nation-world/judge-ru
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by ipython 8mo ago
Sounds like you’ve made my point. Thank you for correcting my mistake on the particulars. The judge in his case literally said the words “you haven’t complied” to the government attorneys in the case. Not sure how much more I can say. http

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