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by panarky 4d ago
>> I don’t understand all the comments assuming that RSI is the real threat here > leaked private data, loss of life This smells like more of a money move than a safety move. Amodei is proposing to form a cartel of American fro
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by panarky 7d ago
> human lives are the cost of making the wrong decisions ... True. > ... AI can't be allowed to be a decision maker Non sequitur. Part 2 only follows from the Part 1 if you can demonstrate that AI makes more errors, or more s
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by panarky 7d ago
> very sophisticated strategies/positioning that they simply cannot communicate It's Matryoshka nested parallel construction for corporate strategy. There's a real, coherent, aggressive strategy that only a few in the in
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by panarky 8d ago
Payment for search placement is not a thing.
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by panarky 8d ago
Discussing whether models "think" is impossibly confounded by conflicting definitions of that it means to "think". All this noise about "thinking" isn't really about what models can do, it's mostly ab
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by panarky 8d ago
Be careful when loving government/philanthropy/ngo-driven endeavors; they're a single executive decision away from breaking your heart.
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by panarky 11d ago
He was never democratically elected.
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by panarky 12d ago
Citation needed.
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by panarky 12d ago
Germany has its problems, but it's consistently in the top 15 most democratic nations in the world. Calling a solidly democratic nation "fascist" is a rhetorical reversal straight out of the authoritarian playbook.
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by panarky 13d ago
What are we optimizing for again?
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by panarky 14d ago
If you could write the SVG on the whiteboard then I'd hire you.
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by panarky 14d ago
Prisoners escaping from prison is not a theory either, prisoners have actually escaped. Does that mean all prisoners are free?
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by panarky 14d ago
Just because you can imagine how a thing could theoretically be broken does not make it broken. It's like saying a prisoner has the same freedoms as everyone else because he could theoretically escape.
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by panarky 14d ago
C2PA cryptographically guarantees that the bytes came from a hardware/software signer and that the signed payload has not been modified since that signature was applied. So no, C2PA is not as easy to spoof as EXIF. And no, the existenc
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by panarky 14d ago
There is a text watermark detector API but it's in private preview right now. Very curious if it works with code as well as prose. https://support.claude.com/en/articles/16266773
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by panarky 14d ago
It can also ground with Google Maps data in addition to web search.
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by panarky 14d ago
I've been using 3.7 Flash to audit the work of Opus High, and Flash finds lots of subtle and insidious defects even while all the unit tests are green. Then I tell Opus to read the audit report and implement what it agrees with. Flash
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Meta's $17B Settlement Is a Bad Deal for Teens and All Social Media Users(eff.org)
11 points by panarky 15d ago|3 comments
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by panarky 15d ago
You moved the goalposts to make your arguments. You say landlords should only have accountability for the crimes of their tenants if they chose to do nothing to prevent their property from being used for crime. Google doesn't just igno
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Antigravity Teamwork(antigravity.google)
1 points by panarky 15d ago|0 comments
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by panarky 16d ago
Generalize this. Every landlord should be directly accountable for all crimes committed by their tenants. Every telco should be directly accountable for all crimes committed by their customers. Meta should pay damages when their users stalk
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by panarky 26d ago
I'd say gBrain is also more structured to the priorities of a VC and less of a general-purpose graph-based memory. There are tons of hard-coded regexes that may work beautifully for Garry's priorities and workflow that don't
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by panarky 26d ago
> some level of normalcy You are undoubtedly correct that at some point there will be new leadership in the US. Politics makes leadership change a possibility. Biology makes it an inevitability. But I don't think the evidence is v
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by panarky 26d ago
Many specialties contribute to the manufacture of prestressed concrete. Materials scientists, chemical engineers, metallurgical engineers, mechanical engineers, structural engineers, tooling engineers to design casting beds, quality control
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by panarky 27d ago
Training to ignore evidence and logic in one domain transfers to reasoning degradation in other domains.
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by panarky 27d ago
Do civil engineers need to be able to personally manufacture prestressed concrete? Or do they need to know the properties of materials and how to test their designs?
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by panarky 29d ago
Norway doesn't have to fund future capex just like OpenAI doesn't have to fund future capex. They both borrow the capital.
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by panarky 1mo ago
As someone who's very well informed on that corner of financial markets, you probably realize that China controls much more than $660 billion of US Treasury securities. I'm sure you also realize that when a large holder sells a si
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by panarky 1mo ago
Both economies would suffer massive shockwaves, but the US has central bank tools to absorb the blow, while China destroys its own asset base with no way to recover the loss. They're not going to burn down their own house just to smoke
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by panarky 1mo ago
Let me Google that for you ... Ah, here it is https://bpi.com/missing-factors-in-the-cfpbs-analysis-of-ris...

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