kolbe

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by kolbe 12d ago
I guess a handful of shoddy studies that are both terrible at isolating ethics and terrible at identifying social class are move persuasive than homicide, assault, and property crime statistics.
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by kolbe 1mo ago
Qwen3.6 27B is the go-to medium sized model for coding, so beating it is not a small achievement
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by kolbe 3mo ago
I don't know who you think you're talking to about being upset, but this was exactly the halfwitted "u maaaad" response I would expect from a bot.
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by kolbe 3mo ago
You could be an Iranian sponsored bot. I'm not saying you are. You could be so don't get mad at me for publishing that statement. Because if I say "can," then I don't need to be accountable for any misinformation.
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by kolbe 5mo ago
> That's at the state level. But that doesn't account for the explosion in admin salaries and positions. The actual money a district spends on each student has been going down every year. Those funds are going more towards admi
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by kolbe 6mo ago
> So I agree with the judge, who graduated magna cum laude from Harvard. Unfortunately for you and all of the other people here endlessly talking about her use of "Orwellian" as references to thoughtcrimes, reality control, and
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by kolbe 6mo ago
This doesn't require the slightest bit of doublethink. Their technology is fantastic and would be an important military tool if Anthropic allowed it to be used as such. Their choice to disallow it makes them a supply chain risk, but th
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by kolbe 6mo ago
I have a copy here. Which page?
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by kolbe 6mo ago
> I remember when American companies could do domestic business, or not, with whomever they wished without having to worry about being punished by the government for their choices. No you don't, because that time as never existed. &
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by kolbe 6mo ago
They got labeled a "supply chain risk" in order to prevent the government from contracting with them. They didn't disappear or arrest or even charge Dario. He's a billionaire with more freedom and opportunity than Orwell
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by kolbe 6mo ago
Didn't label them an "enemy." Didn't accuse them of crime. And the decree was due to Anthropic's actions--not their thoughts.
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by kolbe 6mo ago
I remember neither that happening in 1984, nor is that a description of what is happening to Anthropic. Or is this is an Animal Farm reference instead? I remember Winston having a private conversation about political beliefs, and then being
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by kolbe 7mo ago
But it's the topic he brought this up in.
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by kolbe 7mo ago
Except he was skeptical about Meta's effective tax rate being 3%. Why are you making up scenarios that aren't real to justify hurting him?
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by kolbe 8mo ago
Sure thing boss. What other advice stemming from your vast experience, wealth, and psychological heath do you have for me? I'd love to improve my image to you... the "ick" police.
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by kolbe 8mo ago
> I think the words are going over your head sorry. (You) > Nobody is being rude to you (Also you) I guess things are only rude if they're said to you, and not by you? Seems logically consistent with all your other takes.
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by kolbe 8mo ago
I understand everything you have said. The D-K of you WSB transplants is wildly frustrating. If you'll notice, all I am doing is asking the brigade of snarky know-nothings to stop talking. I'm not pretentiously claiming to know, u
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by kolbe 8mo ago
I didn't ask for potential reasons. You're talking about the "reasons" for a "gradual transition," and I am telling you that this investment isn't transitioning anything. Everyone is keeping their equal sh
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by kolbe 8mo ago
What gradual transition? Alphabet's ownership percentage is unchanged.
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by kolbe 8mo ago
Not when there's three like-minded accounts upvoting each other.
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by kolbe 8mo ago
What would you add to the company as an investor?
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by kolbe 8mo ago
Alphabet is providing $13bn of the $16bn raise. What are you talking about? Do you really think that $3bn matters in the slightest?
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by kolbe 8mo ago
He's talking specifically about Waymo's situation. Alplabet, a company who has $75bn of FCF, owns 80% of Waymo. A $16bn capital injection is meaningless to Alphabet, so he's wondering why they're going through the troubl
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by kolbe 8mo ago
I've never been in a Waymo, but I am impressed with them from what I've seen reported.
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by kolbe 8mo ago
Hacker News likes to keep conversations focused on the topic at hand. I doubt anyone here thinks politics are irrelevant. We just understand basic courtesy. If your goal is indeed to influence change, you do a massive disservice to the caus
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by kolbe 8mo ago
> Quite likely this year we will have federal law that will allow selling cars with fully unsupervised self-driving, in which case the insurance/liability will obviously land on the maker of the system, not person present in the ca
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by kolbe 8mo ago
I have a Model Y with AI hardware version 4. It is phenomenal at self-driving, and if your impression of FSD is a year old or older, then you are woefully out of date in understanding where the tech is today. If I could, I would send my own
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by kolbe 8mo ago
This entire comment section has a lot of polarizing statements that are unverifiable and can hide behind the fog of truth. Yours is not one. Yours is easily verifiably false: https://www.google.com/search?q=israel+genocide+s
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by kolbe 8mo ago
For all intents and purposes, Xi is worth far more than anyone in the west could dream of. It may not be reflected in stock certificates and bank balances, but if money is just the potential energy of power, Xi can do more than every US bil
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by kolbe 8mo ago
The US definitely peaked a long time ago, and we're in the slow demise phase of its empire, but I think China has already peaked as well. They have the same obesity and consumerism crises that have plagued the US. Add to that a demogra

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