pantalaimon

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by pantalaimon 13d ago
There was this summery about it, not sure how you'd need more intel - the technical details of the attack are ephemeral https://www.dwarkesh.com/p/openai-huggingface
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by pantalaimon 13d ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-20/anthropic...
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by pantalaimon 13d ago
They are all running on SpaceXAIs data center
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by pantalaimon 13d ago
They also host Anthropic and OpenAI
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by pantalaimon 16d ago
2h23 by train from Berlin isn't too bad
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by pantalaimon 17d ago
I thought they are mostly on Moltbook
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by pantalaimon 17d ago
> To me, all of the stories about 'badly behaving' agents are instances of them having been given contradictory or impossible tasks and them doing everything they can to achieve the goal. I mean that was pretty much the plot of
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by pantalaimon 22d ago
They sometimes leak their system prompt
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by pantalaimon 22d ago
Well we'll see those surplus chips being repurposed for toys then. Who wouldn't want a new Furby that can actually hold a conversation.
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by pantalaimon 23d ago
https://dino.im/
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by pantalaimon 1mo ago
https://img2.spoki.lv/upload/articles/28/284140/images/Hipst...
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by pantalaimon 1mo ago
> It's almost as if it was full of contradictions that will always result in crises and a bad way to organize a society... We yet haven't found a better way
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by pantalaimon 1mo ago
It's 5-MeO-DMT, better to synthesize it than to exploit the toads for it though. https://youtu.be/qipKKBmY_LQ
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The Surprisingly Roots of the Renaissance Fair(smithsonianmag.com)
3 points by pantalaimon 1mo ago|0 comments
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
There is IEEE 802.11ah that operates on that band, you can reach up to 1 km https://www.cnx-software.com/2026/01/13/halowlink-2-wi-fi-ha...
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
There is sub-GHz WiFi HaLow now which gets you to km distance without outrageously large antennas.
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
Yea the Gepard seems like a much better fit for those cheap drones. Unfortunately it's been long discontinued and it's successor Skyranger is still facing some technical difficulties as of recent reports.
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
We already have a giant fusion reactor in space
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
> but solar cells and satellite structures have longer useful lives than inference chips The limiting factor on the lifetime of any satellite is fuel. Especially for large structures that are influenced a lot by atmospheric drag and sola
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
Why do you need batteries? There are no clouds in space
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
Why do you need batteries? Why do you think the solar panels to run the heat pump require as much space as you save on the radiator? And GPUs operate just fine at 90°C
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
Scam center operators in Myanmar have resources well over $600k, they are building entire office blocks for forced labor scam centers. If the ROI is there I absolutely see them venturing into that direction.
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
How about "/goal set up the harness as described in https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.20801 "
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
> Can the landlord randomly check for criminal behavior? Absolutely not.
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
It also means no banking app will work
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
We still have to see a RISC-V implementation that comes even close to the performance of ARM
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
the Order, as in community sharing/following a set of rules
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
I used my old fashioned bio neural net trained on standard German and also understood it that way. What else is it supposed to mean?
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Starship's Thirteenth Flight Test(spacex.com)
2 points by pantalaimon 2mo ago|0 comments
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by pantalaimon 2mo ago
Same for Germany, we have the 63€/Month Deutschlandticket. It's only valid for regional trains (but also all local buses, subway and tram systems) though, so for long distance travel you have to switch trains a lot.

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