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by qlte 3d ago
The decision to found Anthropic to compete with OpenAI's then concentration of SOTA LLM AI researchers, and then achieving/surpassing parity with OpenAI is pretty much directly responsible for creating the current capabilities arm
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by qlte 3d ago
The nuclear arsenal is absolutely air-gapped from the public Internet today. And launching ICBMs is a key plot detail in many AI apocalypse fantasy scenarios.
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by qlte 3d ago
Tariffs need to be credibly perceived as more or less permanent in whatever sector you're targeting for businesses to invest the large amounts of capital needed to reshore manufacturing. Which is one of the main reasons Trump's ar
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by qlte 3d ago
Correct, no one has ever provided a case of this actually happening on any TV model. But that doesn't stop people from repeating it any time someone gives the incredibly straightforward suggestion to just disconnect WiFi if you're
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by qlte 3d ago
Recents as of today
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by qlte 3d ago
Google TV Basic Mode is the easiest way to get a "dumb" TV, it's the first thing you're asked when you setup for the first time and works like you'd expect.
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by qlte 4d ago
Plus, if you keep expanding the scope for definitions of objectionable behavior like "recording", you'll quickly reach a point where it would basically apply to any SoC made in the last decade attached to a microphone/sp
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by qlte 4d ago
I personally would not trust legal advice from YouTubers who make money from whatever "content" generates the most views. The more outrageous and controversial the better, making sense or being true a distant secondary priority. E
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by qlte 4d ago
People use voice commands on TV remotes all the time if they're using streaming apps. At this point it's the default way to interact with the UI for many people. Typing out the show you're searching for with an awkward ons
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by qlte 4d ago
Less time consuming than just ... not connecting a new TV to WiFi? It's pretty straightforward to get dumb behavior out of a modern smart TV as long as you're satisfied with the factory installed firmware version.
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by qlte 4d ago
"Better" is not one dimensional across all use cases even if model capabilities are improving in aggregate. e.g. If someone said "this is the worst they'll ever be" in response to some writing with obvious LLM clich
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by qlte 4d ago
Per the rules in their link, the clock starts after publication in a qualifying peer-reviewed journal so, no, I don't think that's the reason. https://www.claymath.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03&#x2F
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by qlte 4d ago
Instead of a committee of subject matter experts they should use a more rigorous and trustworthy standard, like passing the solution to ChatGPT with the prompt "did this win?"
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by qlte 4d ago
Unless you're suggesting they should change the existing qualification criteria to accommodate a group unwilling to play by the same rules as everyone else, I'm not sure why that's relevant.
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by qlte 4d ago
https://archive.ph/et6n6 From Business Insider summary: A nonprofit CEO announced Friday that he secretly gave a job to Ellison — who went to prison in connection with fraud by Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto exchange.
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Caroline Ellison has joined Manifund(forum.effectivealtruism.org)
5 points by qlte 4d ago|1 comments
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by qlte 4d ago
...which Google then wins on appeal, such as in the follow up from an example someone posted above of a "win" in small claims. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/why-google-bothered-to-ap_b_2...
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by qlte 4d ago
How would you force the judge to do that? Has this strategy ever worked for anyone you can cite? Have you tried it yourself? Otherwise, I'm not sure why just being able to imagine a knock out David vs. Goliath win against Google has an
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by qlte 4d ago
Was there a follow up if he ever managed to collect on the $721 judgment? EDIT: Ah, missed the follow up link at the end. No, he did not get any money. Google appealed to a superior court (sending their lawyers this time) and the award was
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by qlte 4d ago
Well the key difference making any superficial similarities fall apart is Nvidia does not have neutral economy-wide goals of maintaining small+stable inflation, near-full employment and stabilizing financial institutions like the Fed does.
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by qlte 5d ago
It's beyond embarrassing how the Bush admin took cases that in 2003 would have produced a slam dunk guilty verdict from any federal court in the country and decided to taint the evidence with torture (producing a bunch of spurious unac
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by qlte 5d ago
SBF is a better example since he was actually sentenced and an actual billionaire (and did not get pardoned by Biden like the cynical "all politicians are equally corrupt" crowd on HN were adamant was a done deal, even though that
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by qlte 5d ago
The letter addresses this specifically.
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by qlte 5d ago
It includes Terrance Tao who has made the front page several dozen times at this point for his usage of AI such as to help the community write proofs for Erdos problems. But to many commentors he's a now gatekeeping AI-hating Luddite c
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by qlte 5d ago
A long complex proof to something we have been able to simulate in fidelity forever doesn't do any of that though.
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by qlte 5d ago
Yes, mathematicians will clearly need to rewrite the qualifying criteria for prizes to better align with the actual goals and value they were hoping to get from a solved problem. The field as a whole assumed good faith actors and collaborat
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by qlte 5d ago
This is over simplified to the point of being misleading/wrong. Russia was the legal successor of the USSR for purposes of diplomatic continuity, but the other Soviet successor states divided portions of the Soviet military/equipm
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by qlte 5d ago
> And I don't buy the "Iran is different" gospel. It's funny reading literature from the mega hawks in US politics during the Cold War. Descriptions of the Soviet leadership basically word for word use the sam
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by qlte 5d ago
Analyzing jazz voice leading would be extremely difficult without understanding the basic rules of harmonic analysis from the common practice period it evolved from and built on. It sounds like what you're looking for is closer to a ge
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by qlte 6d ago
Sure, I know that on an intellectual level. But I will say, I find these reports quite unsettling to read due to the extreme specificity. Especially since some of the examples they chose to include clearly aren't terrorists and just so

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