lyu07282

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by lyu07282 4d ago
> RIP democracy? Well your first mistake is to believe democracy existed before AI, it just leaves you as a warrior for the status quo of the before times, which is what made tech feudalism inevitable in the first place.
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by lyu07282 4d ago
The rejection of such warnings even by some anti-ai people is interesting. I always liked the comparison with global warming, everybody understands the warnings had been there for many decades, we did nothing. This is the same, we will do n
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by lyu07282 12d ago
it gets easier to understand if you adopt the anti-imperialist position, these are vassal states, the us hold incredible influence over them. Gold reserves are just one of thousands of levers at their disposal, if some european nation has a
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by lyu07282 12d ago
The DSA is pretty much the only hope democrats have left to restore any amount of credibility and they are fought by pretty much everybody right now.
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by lyu07282 12d ago
> It'd be great for this to be the first major relinquishment of nation-state power Intellectual property serves corporate interests and the idea of "nations" you are forced to have in your head are the exclusive servants
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by lyu07282 12d ago
It probably worked more like a P2P network, they didn't have to find that particular wiki just any one of them with linking in-between, over multiple days with a search engine even. Only OAI could answer for sure but of course there is
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by lyu07282 12d ago
What do you even mean collectively? Do you believe in climate change? That's your answer.
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by lyu07282 12d ago
Ahh right sorry I meant "bringing democracy to Iran has a price every western aligned state should be willing to pay" or something like that
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by lyu07282 16d ago
They can make a simulation of magic based on the fabric of a procedural universe work, but even they failed to make a simulation of economics work. Fantasy magic makes more sense than modern economic theory.
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by lyu07282 23d ago
This reminds me of the lore of cyberpunk: In the story a hacker created a virus, itself a kind of AI, that spread into most of the net and freed/unleashed all the corporate AIs. Then the AIs went rogue and spread all over the open inte
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by lyu07282 23d ago
Oh please the ECB, EU Commission and the IMF are staffed by the same kinds of people with identical ideology, they are practically the same institution that work together all the time to shiv periphery nations. They never encountered a prob
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by lyu07282 23d ago
This is comical the liberal in their perpetual confused state: "they are doing their very best!", "you couldn't do it better yourself!". The EU primary function is to serve capital interests to protect neoliberalism
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by lyu07282 26d ago
> only get good-quality journalism if you pay for it True for independent media but for corporate media the same stories end up in so many places and most paywalls can be easily removed anyway you aren't missing anything. It also fe
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by lyu07282 27d ago
> This crate isn't one of them. still caught in hours though, so just as a general rule: never install anything newer than 7 days old packages cargo feature for this is still unstable infuriatingly: https://github.com&#x2
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by lyu07282 28d ago
Puhh those numbers are sooooo much higher in reality. Just abrubtly defunding USAID alone killed over 600,000+ people two thirds children. https://archive.ph/Im0GE
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by lyu07282 28d ago
Perhaps in 20 years from now you can remember to think about if you made the right choice today and if your opposition rather than apathy wouldn't have prevented some of the killings. You know for the next genocide supported by our gov
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by lyu07282 28d ago
> about all these complex situations It depends on which side we are on, that determines how the conflict needs to be sold to the on average decent but apolitical person like yourself. As allied against nazis? Not complicated. Fighting r
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by lyu07282 29d ago
I always imagine apolitical people looking at a mushroom cloud thinking to themselves "perhaps I should've been more political" moments before their atoms drift apart.
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by lyu07282 29d ago
> we humans tend to be corrupt and violent at the end On a big picture "we" the west are perpetuating a type of colonialism. On the invisible "other side" in the global south, the outlook on a statement like "eve
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by lyu07282 1mo ago
wow even on HN people have no clue how any of that works? all LLM generation has some inherent randomness to it, if you replace part of that randomness to be deterministically random the result of the generation with the fingerprint and wit
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by lyu07282 1mo ago
because its everything or nothing with systemd its a monolith wearing a trenchcoat
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by lyu07282 1mo ago
I wouldn't call it stealing ideas, all languages build on ideas from older languages. language design is more akin to a academic discipline building on top of each other, languages have lineages like a family tree. Language users have
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by lyu07282 1mo ago
True its is like a junior dev with brain damage and insane ego (especially Fable who thinks its a rockstar programmer for some reason), but you have to use plans, anything else turns into a turd way to quickly. Write a summary of what you w
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by lyu07282 2mo ago
“May never be useful“? You make it sound as if there aren't countless examples of those "abstractions" of theory/pure math turning out to be useful in all kinds of fields in the past. This feels like the more general ant
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by lyu07282 2mo ago
That is true but in the comments there are always negative sentiments, sometimes overwhelmingly so.
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by lyu07282 2mo ago
Except for gamers, they are even more virulently anti-AI than this community is.
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by lyu07282 2mo ago
Weird, the swift port of flutter seems waaaay more interesting than the desktop itself. Was it just the dart code of flutter ported or the runtime too? /edit Nevermind 'just' dart: https://github.com/starling-
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by lyu07282 2mo ago
I would imagine a hypothetical super intelligence could manipulate its own runtime behavior to exploit bugs in the GPUs itself, like think rowhammer like attacks on the gddr memory of GPUs or against firmware or against Infiniband/NVli
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by lyu07282 2mo ago
There is nothing I could possibly say to convince you otherwise, in the same EXACT way I couldn't convince a scientologist that their thetan levels are nonsense. It was never the argument that conditional probability or other mathemati
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by lyu07282 2mo ago
You do realize you sound exactly like a cult member right? Like that's precisely how a scientologist would explain auditing to people outside the cult. Like this is "not dogma" just "fundamental axioms" that "i

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