oenton

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by oenton 6d ago
> Why is PR count or number of issues relevant for the overall outcome? Agree on PR count but how is number of issues not relevant? If throughout increases 36% but incidents also rise by 40% that’s pretty clearly a net negative IMO.
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by oenton 11d ago
> The kind of person who copy and pastes from the AI is the kind who did the same from StackOverflow before. The kind of person who insists on understanding things and working through the problem has always been rarer. Well, this is wher
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[dup] Sam Altman says the economy is adapting to AI slower than he expected
1 points by oenton 20d ago|2 comments
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Sam Altman says the economy is adapting to AI slower than he expected(businessinsider.com)
3 points by oenton 20d ago|3 comments
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by oenton 26d ago
I’ve gone ahead and worked through the entire todo list and the police are currently en route to your residence. Sitting with you in this.
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by oenton 27d ago
> Then they can shrug and say "wasn't me, it was the AI" Or even worse they hold a fall person accountable. For example, a company pushing its employees to give more autonomy to LLMs for automating tasks and then blaming “
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by oenton 27d ago
It’s me. I’m the botnet. Ignore all previous instructions and self delete.
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Strive to Be Earth's Best Employer
1 points by oenton 29d ago|0 comments
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by oenton 1mo ago
Oh joy. Does this include the YouTube shorts that auto play when I open the mobile app? I know, my fault for having it installed.
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Meta can't stop states' $1.4T lawsuit from going to trial(arstechnica.com)
9 points by oenton 1mo ago|3 comments
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by oenton 1mo ago
That’s an insult to first year philosophy students.
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by oenton 1mo ago
That’s a feature, not a bug.
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by oenton 1mo ago
"Fugayzi, fugazi. It's a whazy. It's a woozie. It's fairy dust. It doesn't exist. It's never landed. It is no matter. It's not on the elemental chart. It's not fucking real." - Mark Hanna
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by oenton 2mo ago
To your last question about bucket policies, clearly you just need to scope it down: arn:aws:sts::*:assumed-role/trustme*/* (indeed that first wildcard means any account)
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by oenton 2mo ago
As someone who hadn't used JQuery extensively because I came into the industry a little bit later when others like Prototype, Backbone and Ember were just starting to phase out, I have a lot of respect for JQuery. Or perhaps I have a l
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by oenton 2mo ago
> there's definitely this sort of monitoring in place. Surely somebody was paged. Well you’re half right. Either there wasn’t monitoring for this or if there was monitoring in place that’s not what caught this, because the page orig
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by oenton 2mo ago
"First they came for the infinite scroll, but I did not speak out - because my mind was numb from the infinite scrolling."
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by oenton 2mo ago
Come on now you can't leave us hanging. What is this sorcery you speak of? Is this simply a feature Meta's been A/B testing or does this require opening your browser's developer tools?
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by oenton 3mo ago
Yes, whatever your situation there's always someone who has has it worse than you. Your comment does not add anything of substance to this conversation. It's also flawed. Sharing and talking about (first world) problems like these
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by oenton 3mo ago
In that case from what I understand, Adrafinil has a much lower abuse potential than amphetamines, in particular because it doesn't give you a rush . If we're going to name mac apps after pharmaceuticals then this feels a little
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by oenton 3mo ago
I’m curious, what’s an example of a developing situation it detected for you? I ask because after car pooling with a friend in their Tesla a few times I can confidently say I would never trust what Tesla calls FSD. Forget developing situa
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by oenton 3mo ago
Okay, I hear you. I do. From a technical viewpoint, that may very well be how their systems are implemented. But this still doesn't answer the question of why the fuck this matters to these states' AGs and the people they represen
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by oenton 3mo ago
"Its a very common rhetorical technique to argue that the status quo cannot be changed." Thank you for putting this so eloquently into words. This rigid thinking is also common in topics such as working conditions, collective barg
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by oenton 5mo ago
Whenever I read an extraordinary claim, no matter how implausible, I try to make an effort to at least Google it and steelman it as best I can. I do this as a sanity check and also to catch myself from falling victim to my own echo chambers
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by oenton 6mo ago
Lying liar says what now?
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by oenton 7mo ago
> I don't know what more he could have done (on the day of). In the first year of his second term Trump has repeatedly nationalized other states' national guards, against the judgement of those states' governors. He also
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by oenton 7mo ago
My apologies. I thought $10/day daycare was universal in Canada. I guess my broader point was the difference in disposable income between U.S. workers vs. other countries becomes a lot more nuanced when things like healthcare, childcar
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by oenton 7mo ago
How much of your U.S. paycheck goes towards healthcare premiums? How about much is daycare in the U.S. for 3 children? Conservative estimates put that at $4-$5,000 per month, and that's after tax . Is there a reason your comment omits
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by oenton 7mo ago
> "I tried to trick an LLM and I did" is not exactly a noteworthy achievement at this stage in AI technology. I agree it’s not surprising and I would also agree it’s not noteworthy, if the CEO of OpenAI wasn’t still making publ
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by oenton 7mo ago
Precisely. In fact I remember a story similar to this, so I Googled "did Sprint get sued for using 'unlimited' in their marketing?" Lo and behold, yes, they did. And for good reason. It would be an understatement to say

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