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by skue 4d ago
There are serious people trying to figure out what that looks like. Check out the recent Freakonomics episode with Gina Raimondo.
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by skue 13d ago
But that happens with humans as well. You are having the same experience with an AI that many managers have with their direct reports. The smarter AI gets, the easier it becomes to move the AGI goalposts. Seems at this point there are peopl
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by skue 15d ago
> * Continue tons of hype about how good they are without delivering, going to great lengths to publish how their model "hacked" its way out of a sandbox they misconfigured. That wasn’t Anthropic. Clearly not a well informed ta
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by skue 17d ago
That box is very clearly labeled “The council of Europe”. The label is on the left side of the box, right under the “Europe” label you mention.
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by skue 3mo ago
No need. There are already plenty of them that track the S&P — which notably decided NOT to change its rules. Feel like many of these articles were either prewritten, lazy, or have intentionally omitted the non-impact that S&P optin
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by skue 4mo ago
It’s frustrating to see the top commenters all trying to provide original takes, while only demonstrating they did not read the article which already makes *the exact same points!* Seriously, it’s a good article. Read it. And yes, it explic
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by skue 5mo ago
Had similar concerns, but just noticed they seem to be taking this more seriously now: https://zed.dev/blog/secure-by-default
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by skue 5mo ago
> where you explicitly tell the visa officers you're on US soil ONLY for study purposes What in the world does “ONLY for study purposes” mean? 24 hours a day, every day of the week? > participate in a protest against the very cou
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by skue 7mo ago
No, just related. That was about Hegseth carrying through with his threat. This is about Anthropic making it clear they will fight this in court.
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by skue 7mo ago
This isn’t parallel at all, and I didn’t realize that Anthropic was the member of any particular party.
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by skue 7mo ago
You know the only reason we used double spaces between sentences in the typewriter days was because everything was monospaced, right? Modern variable width fonts provide additional space automatically.
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by skue 7mo ago
How do Google and Apple plan to deal with the immense influx of personal apps that AI will help non developers build? Recently, I was thinking that AI might force Apple to open their devices, because if Apple’s competitor allows sideloading
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by skue 7mo ago
You’re confused. If you know of ANY US state that has a flow of traffic law that allows cars to exceed the speed limit so long as they are keeping up with other traffic, I’d love to see a link to their traffic codes. Speeding doesn’t sudden
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by skue 7mo ago
And where do you think AIs learned to use em dashes? Anyone who knows a modicum of typography uses em dashes. There’s a reason devices like iOS automatically convert double hyphens to em dashes (or straight quotes to curly quotes). Only you
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by skue 8mo ago
> Four years ago, if you had told someone that a LLM would be able to one-shot either of those first two tasks they would've said you're crazy. Four years ago, they would have likely asked what in the world is an LLM? ChatGPT i
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In Pursuit of Godlike Technology, Mark Zuckerberg Amps Up the A.I. Race(nytimes.com)
7 points by skue 1y ago|4 comments
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by skue 1y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44203562
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by skue 1y ago
Modified version of Signal sent copies of messages to a central server for record retention compliance, but hackers have demonstrated the messages can be accessed on the server. TeleMessage website before they pulled most of it down: https
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Signalgate chat app clone was apparently an insecure mess(theregister.com)
1 points by skue 1y ago|1 comments
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by skue 1y ago
Ironically, I’ve read through many of the top comments and although there are many different opinions, I hadn’t seen any that came across as hostile until I read your comment.
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by skue 2y ago
This 100%. This needs to be a top level comment.
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by skue 2y ago
If you partner with a healthcare provider to provide any sort of technical services, you will be required to sign a BAA (Business Associates Agreement), which makes you similarly liable to the HIPAA & HITECH acts.
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by skue 2y ago
Of course. Don’t buy one if you aren’t going to use it.
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by skue 2y ago
> I'm guessing you don't do it often (understandable if its not working for you). For me pair programming accelerates development to much more than 2x. The value of pair programming is inversely proportional to the expertise of
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Scenes from the 'Super Bowl for Excel Nerds'(nytimes.com)
14 points by skue 2y ago|4 comments
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by skue 2y ago
This wasn’t a sudden thing. The law was passed 9 months ago.
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by skue 2y ago
> I'm happy to have something like SSE but the protocol needs more time to cook. Just how well done do you like your protocols? SSE has been part of the WHATWG standard for almost 20 years. Every protocol requires some sort of data
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by skue 2y ago
If this were a cash grab, why in the world would a scammer post this to Show HN, instead of targeting a much larger, less savvy customer base via a crowdfunding platform? Anything is possible, but I don’t know why you would jump to that con
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by skue 2y ago
> I have a Flair and I'm not that happy with it. It looks beautiful but I feel like they pulled a fast one by providing the, cheapest ugliest power brick ever. What power brick? Flair makes manually operated, lever-based espresso ma
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by skue 2y ago
Good to know that adolescence hasn’t changed much over the past four millennia.

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