runlaszlorun

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   by runlaszlorun 25d ago

   I'll spare both of us the rant but this comment won't age well.
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   by runlaszlorun 1mo ago

   Web Crimes Tribunals
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   by runlaszlorun 2mo ago

   I'd def recommend simonw's CLI and Python lib for anyone doing SQLite stuff, there's all kinds of stuff there.
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   by runlaszlorun 2mo ago

   Very cool. I'll def check this out more later on.
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   by runlaszlorun 2mo ago

   Ha! I didn't get the reference at first but hilarious...
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   by runlaszlorun 3mo ago

   Zen party monster... Reporting for duty!
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   by runlaszlorun 4mo ago

   Awesome, thx for posting. I now have my new next book to read. Been wanting to read more of the original cybernetics stuff. Would you also recommend "The Human Use of Human Beings"?
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   by runlaszlorun 5mo ago

   I'm in. What's next?
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   by runlaszlorun 6mo ago

   https://archive.is/pbNhS
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    Anduril's Real War Is with Itself(wired.com)

    3 points by runlaszlorun 6mo ago|1 comments
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    by runlaszlorun 6mo ago

    This is hilarious but... and I can't believe Im actually giving critique here... but a modern day, LinkedIn version would be couched in words like "exceedingly complex", "multi-domain", "system of systems"
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    by runlaszlorun 6mo ago

    I'll confess to only have skimmed TFA but I love this idea.
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    I'm def adding "slippery semantic slopes" to my vocab.
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    You pretty much nailed it. I can't even get outraged at any given instance now that the trendline is so staggeringly clear. I can't see anyway this ends well for the US. I say this as both an American and a military veteran.
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    Um. No, that's not how it works...
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    Oh my gosh. I was hoping that book had died a terrible death...
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    Best comment of the day. In three words no less...
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    > There is a lot of history of the first movers that created revolutionary products that eventually faded away into nothing, while others capitalized on the innovation. I'd say most first movers fade away. Microsoft wasn't the
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    I'll add my voice that the movie is definitely worth a watch if you haven't seen it yet.
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    This deserves to be the top comment.
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    Palantir used this backdoor to get into municipal police departments. LA is the example that sticks in my mind. I remember others.
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    I think this issue is way overlooked. Current LLMs embed a long list of values that are going to be incongruent with a large percentage of the population. I don't see any solution longer term other than more personalized models.
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    What are his recent missteps? I'll confess I try to ignore industry chatter to a fair degree.
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    by runlaszlorun 7mo ago

    Ha, great analogy.
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    by runlaszlorun 8mo ago

    It's not their fault, they didn't have lean startup and blitz scaling yet. </s>
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    by runlaszlorun 8mo ago

    Oh wow. That's far less ridiculous a notion.
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    by runlaszlorun 8mo ago

    So am I correct I'm thinking that SQLite doesn't need, for example, FS sycalls just the VFS functions?
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    by runlaszlorun 8mo ago

    Any chance we can get VW to do a Cyber Vanagon??
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    by runlaszlorun 8mo ago

    Sorry... OT... But I'm dying to know how you use FFT for machine failures. Is it just a matter of looking for unwelcome vibrations? Or more?
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    by runlaszlorun 8mo ago

    there's always [1] [1] http://war.monster