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by ipython 1y ago
Stepping stone to… what exactly? We couldn’t even handle a closed source experiment on earth (see biosphere 2), why would one on another celestial body fare any better?
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by ipython 1y ago
What does a moon base get us, though? It was cool to get bragging rights by being the first to land and come back - in the ultimate show of “soft power” against the Soviet Union. But a permanent moon base? We can’t even fund the ISS.
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by ipython 1y ago
Mars isn’t exactly habitable either. Not to mention the myriad of issues we face even getting there, let alone thriving. Read the book A City On Mars recently which had a lot of interesting concerns not widely discussed in the pro space col
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by ipython 1y ago
I'm curious what you would have expected it to reply given the input you provided?
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Just wait till they learn about Broadcom!
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by ipython 1y ago
It's so frustrating reading this, because this blog has about 75% useful information, with 25% just left there unsaid. > On iOS, Gmail doesn’t let you view full headers True! But Gmail on desktop does provide full headers. Why not
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by ipython 1y ago
Congratulations to us. Enshittification has come to museums. As tfa states, physical exhibits - especially interactive ones - require extensive maintenance. Expensive maintenance is, well, expensive. Must cut costs. And here we are. Reminds
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by ipython 1y ago
If you read the linked pdf, “attack someone online” is a separate subcategory (27%)
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by ipython 1y ago
TBH I think as a society we have become so desensitized to violence because the only exposure we have to it is glamorized in movies and TV. If we saw death up close and personal, perhaps we could become a bit more empathetic. I seriously wo
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by ipython 1y ago
I was interested to see if he said that- here's a copy of that clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8XbWL0YOYo
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by ipython 1y ago
I was just at a conference today where one of the presenters referenced the "Trust barometer": https://www.edelman.com/trust/2025/trust-barometer According to that study, 23% approved of the statement &q
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by ipython 1y ago
I’m sure WhatsApp’s recent “secure by design” media and ad blitz is totally unrelated to these accusations …
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by ipython 1y ago
Even today though you’re still taught arithmetic without a calculator. My kids have spelling words even though we have spell check. Why? Because otherwise they’d have no idea if the answer provided to them is “correct”. As the saying goes,
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by ipython 1y ago
Obligatory link to the relevant Black Mirror episode: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosedive_(Black_Mirror)
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Not to mention water for cooling. Large data centers can use 1 million+ gallons per day.
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> They desperately needed someone to clamp down on … It drove them insane. > Whatever in their brains that needed to hold someone accountable, they did it, and it was soothing to them. Now do Peter Thiel & Gawker.
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by ipython 1y ago
I’m not sure why you have such an axe to grind with the parents of innocent kids who were murdered while at school, then terrorized by mobs of idiots incited on purpose to sell overpriced supplements by yet another idiot. It’s not the par
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Don’t worry we are poised to re learn all these lessons once again with our fancy new agentic generative ai systems. The mechanical interlock essentially functioned as a limit outside of the control system. So you should build an ai system
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by ipython 1y ago
It takes intent and effort to publish or speak. That’s not present here. None of the authors who have “contributed” to the training data of any ai bot have consented to such. In addition, the exact method at work here - model alignment - is
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by ipython 1y ago
This reply, while useful, only serves to obfuscate and doesn’t actually answer the question. You can store the credentials in a key vault but then post them on pastebin. The issue is that the individual runner has the key in its environme
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by ipython 1y ago
Sounds like a crude cost/benefit analysis to me :-p
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It used to be worse. I operate a vpn for my extended family, some of whom are deployed overseas at any time. They would google for things and suddenly my ads would show nightclubs near them (thousands of miles from me) and google’s default
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by ipython 1y ago
> This is also a signal what what the “real cost” of these services will be once the VC subsidies dry up. Sooooo true. Waiting for AI’s “uber” moment aka when uber suddenly needed to actually turn a profit and overnight drivers were paid
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by ipython 1y ago
I find list and dict comprehensions are a lot less error prone and more robust than the “manual” alternatives. I would say unless you have a good reason to do so, features such as meta classes or monkey patching would be top of list to avoi
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The backend can. But what’s exposed to customers will be a very very small subset of that capability. Hence why only the csrs can perform that function. The business undoubtedly did a crude cost/benefit analysis where the cost to expos
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I think we are starting to see that under the current administration, yes. But the question was - does it rise to the level that Chinese have? I argue no. I also worry about some sort of policy where a site “must” carry content. That has it
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Totally not the actions of a shady company with cowboy culture built in from the top: https://www.reuters.com/technology/tesla-workers-shared-sens...
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What is “deboosting”? If I own a social media site wouldn’t you argue that I should be able to control what content I “boost” in the first place? Am I forced to compulsory “boost” your content? In which case wouldn’t that mean I am “censori
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Really? Who do you think douyin hires to perform content moderation for example? https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3706598.3714013 Also, don’t forget to obtain your icp license from the government before establishing
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I am torn. I see this argument and intellectually agree with it (that interfaces need to be more explicit). However it seems that every time there is a choice between “better” design and “good enough”, the “good enough” wins handily. Multic

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