rastrojero2000

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by rastrojero2000 3mo ago
I mean, ok? Guess the official consensus is all you can do about literally anything that is detrimental to everyone is just sit on your ass and look pretty until it's too late and every asshole who could conceivably benefit from steali
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by rastrojero2000 3mo ago
Here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48505550 glad to help
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by rastrojero2000 3mo ago
Given it's a physical impossibility to create an impregnable fortress for your data and said data both already has a dollar amount attached to it in the black market and an obligation to be cared for, the argument could be that the gov
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by rastrojero2000 3mo ago
Do those regulations often involve the creation and protection of the profit motive for foreign black markets?
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by rastrojero2000 3mo ago
Any particular reason yall can't just argue in court that by creating opportunities for your PII to be stolen your governments (state or federal or both) are actively harming you economically? Sure, not much money to be had by fighting
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by rastrojero2000 3mo ago
So that's a possible reason why my specific Claude Opus instance seemed to be impossibly stupid and always degenerates into doing really dumb things to my code! Cool, good to know I can trust Anthropic.
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
Given that models are fundamentally incapable of comprehending what truths or falsehoods are beyond their location in their self made representational space, it's actually pretty impressive that they managed to make it not a cointoss.
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
It's particularly funny to me, but a minor point, that this post requires me to go through some kind of cloudflare armed checkpoint to dare read about AI. A bigger issue is this thing calls AIs better coders than people and I have trie
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
There's a chance pointing a firehose of bullshit at users hoping some of it sticks is the key problem with social media today. Actual users actually curating cool things they found is a way more sustainable manner of interaction with y
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
Doesn't feel particularly accessible, NVDA kept yelling at me all kinds of confusing things for daring using it :(
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
Those ads do help them , though. They're an ad company now
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
Lawyers can. As long as that data is actually yours I mean, in a strictly legal sense.
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
It's not though, that's just the business case, where the perverse business incentives lie. LLMs are really cool text generators and it turns out we can generate a bunch of things from text they generate. Problem is, several of th
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
People search for a thing, find said thing, then share it themselves under their own name. You know, like how conversations work in real life
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by rastrojero2000 4mo ago
The chinesse should just supply them with a shitload of wind turbines and solar panels. Syphillitic Mumm-ra is deathly afraid of those so he's likely to leave them alone.