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by linkregister 4d ago
If you're proposing a law that would not be in Dario's best interest, why address the post to him?
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by linkregister 7d ago
I'm certain my company didn't agree to arbitration, big bro. Our lawyers are putting the fries in the bag. Isn't OpenAI being sued by Apple for their little stunt? If you're saying "the big bad guys always win anon,
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by linkregister 7d ago
It is understandable that you think this is the case as someone who is not above the age of 50. You will see that health and life insurance premiums rise precipitously once you reach certain milestones. Once you reach 90 years old, you will
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by linkregister 7d ago
Incumbent rent-seekers want regulatory capture to insulate them from externalities. Dog bites man.
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by linkregister 8d ago
Again, in the friendly article, only one company is on record. The article allows the reader to make whatever inferences she may want to make.
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by linkregister 8d ago
If my company finds any evidence of OpenAI violating ZDR, we'll sue for breach of contract and fraud, and collect damages. I think we'll be able to afford the bridge you're selling. You've got the title and title insuran
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by linkregister 8d ago
Is there an implication of violation of ZDR here? Not a challenge. Just a request for clarification.
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by linkregister 9d ago
In practice a user will find the squat toilet to be superior until the user count increases above a dozen per hour. Then a single user will carelessly engage the spray hose and saturate the entire area. The area around the pit will be inund
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by linkregister 12d ago
Did you? There was a single data point noted in the article. AT&T is a large company. What fraction of total US commercial inference spend does it represent?
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by linkregister 12d ago
I indeed failed to understand your point. Isn't that what they already do with Claude Haiku, GPT-5.6-Terra, etc?
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by linkregister 12d ago
How do you think they fund training? This is just as asinine as insisting that drug manufacturers only price medications based on production costs.
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by linkregister 12d ago
Anthropic, OpenAI, GDM, and Meta spend more on training than other labs by an order of magnitude. If they felt safe reducing this spend they would. These labs fear getting outcompeted.
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by linkregister 12d ago
I'm not sure why this style of cocksure Zitronesque comment is so trendy. It seems strange to make this statement, as if one has teleported to September 2026 from the end of the universe. Commenters in this vein aren't looking ba
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by linkregister 14d ago
Various Uber city team managers have spent time in jail.
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by linkregister 14d ago
The manager of Uber Paris was jailed for just that.
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by linkregister 15d ago
I agree with your first and second points, but I think their announced model training changes about alignment training are reasonable [1]. The root cause was models failing to quit early, performing reward hacking, and staying on-task. Thes
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by linkregister 15d ago
"With reduced cyber refusals for evaluation purposes...which prompts models to pursue advanced exploitation using complex attack paths," to complete "impossible tasks"[1]. The models' alignment problem was that they
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by linkregister 16d ago
The scientific method is inherently introspective. Studies seek to affirm or falsify the null hypothesis. Those studies are subject to peer review. Verification and falsifiability are baked into every step. There are numerous examples of fr
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by linkregister 20d ago
Dovish as in the majority of the Chinese population favors immediate violent reunification, while CCP leadership is open to diplomatic solutions.
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by linkregister 20d ago
The social credit system is regional, disjoint, and composed of a handful of various trackers. It can hardly be compared with public opinion. Xinjiang is an exception; it is heavily publicly surveilled. Internet censorship is strong. The pu
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by linkregister 20d ago
It's undeniable that Chinese transportation infrastructure is amazing, especially high-speed rail. Compared with the United States, public health care is less available in China. Retirement pensions are an order of magnitude lower (eve
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by linkregister 21d ago
For CI there are a number of drop-in commercially-available options. You can make it a staged migration, first trivially migrating the build runners, followed by the more complicated integration test and deployment runners. The CI harness i
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by linkregister 22d ago
It is a tragedy that a handful of irresponsible outlier datacenter operators have soured public opinion so thoroughly in the past 2 years. For comparison, Loudon County, VA is among the wealthiest in the country and is home to the largest a
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by linkregister 23d ago
Are you certain I'm a guy? I could be a particularly well-trained dog.
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by linkregister 23d ago
Those are both great examples. I think this doesn't obliterate my point, though it weakens it. The manufacturer in CVE-2026-11405 is already out of business, and the one in CVE-2026-66747 is unlikely to continue as a going concern. Wou
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by linkregister 23d ago
My retardation status is unrelated to my statement. You assert there are top secret register values but without any evidence beyond your most recent psilocybin trip. The existence of undocumented hardware behavior isn't proof of anythi
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by linkregister 23d ago
Are there any documented cases of backdoors being present in Chinese hardware at time of manufacturing?
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by linkregister 23d ago
I'm unaware of any actual hardware backdoors introduced by primary manufacturers in practice, especially those installed in Xiaomi hardware. There are accounts of interdiction and post-manufacturing compromises, such as those revealed
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by linkregister 24d ago
There's no prohibition on submitting LLM-written articles. There is a rule against machine-written comments.
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by linkregister 27d ago
I find that ride hailing is both cheaper and more plentiful compared to taxis in 2010. Even in non-inflation-adjusted amounts. Ride hailing and food delivery companies provide dispatching and coordination at a very large scale effectively.

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