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DOE vs. GitHub, INC: LLM generated-content not a DMCA violation [pdf](cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov)
1 points by telotortium 39m ago|0 comments
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by telotortium 3d ago
> just 20 years ago, all the most popular software shipped with NO tests Are you getting older? A lot of people anchor their intuition of time and history to a certain year. There are probably still lots of people who think the 1990s is
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by telotortium 5d ago
I’m guessing that the knowledge of the techniques to support large-scale web search have diffused out of Google - it has been a few decades after all. Not to mention that the distributed system knowledge that used to live only in Google was
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by telotortium 7d ago
But the fact that she went on leave just as it became clear that Anthropic looked to be hitting escape velocity is suspicious, although not dispositive. When she was hired, her health issues also stopped her from coming into the office, but
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by telotortium 7d ago
Those phrases often imply that they were fired or asked to resign - although the deniability can be useful, which is why they’re so often used. As a recent example, Fidji Simo went on leave from her role at OpenAI several months before leav
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Astra Plays Montezuma's Revenge [video](youtube.com)
2 points by telotortium 8d ago|1 comments
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by telotortium 8d ago
GPT-6 Astra (low reasoning, fast mode) in codex-cli, using a basic harness to send commands to play and reads frames as images. Beats the game in real time
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Tesla Begins Offering Rides in a Car Without a Steering Wheel(nytimes.com)
19 points by telotortium 13d ago|5 comments
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by telotortium 14d ago
Amicus brief PDF: https://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/legaldocs/jnvwzqxzbpw/...
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by telotortium 15d ago
I have a skill that instructs ChatGPT/Codex to verify the rendering using the Mac versions of Microsoft Office. Even without registering, you still can open files read-only, which is enough. Apparently Office refuses to open some Open
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by telotortium 16d ago
You can use ChatGPT without being logged in
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Spontaneously charged water drops induce corrosion(nature.com)
1 points by telotortium 21d ago|0 comments
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by telotortium 23d ago
Hence why USAID was (allegedly) co-opted to perform the same role. The right-wing areas of the internet, even now, say the decline of whatever progressive or left-wing phenomenon they’re talking about is because they ran out of money after
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by telotortium 24d ago
It turns out that thinking about and executing these commands at a superhuman speed is, to ape Claude, the real unlock.
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by telotortium 24d ago
Hmm, I guess everyone here is using Claude? I find that Sol is much more restrained, to the point where I have a prompt to tell it to add short comments for things that are not obvious. Really, I find the verbosity problem to be worse in te
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by telotortium 27d ago
Here it doesn’t mean “digital rights management”, but “Direct Rendering Manager”, a component of the kernel’s graphics stack: https://docs.kernel.org/gpu/?utm_source=chatgpt.com
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by telotortium 29d ago
I mean, compared to a lot of other states Texas is fairly well run for its budget.
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by telotortium 29d ago
So you want it to end with Norway essentially coerced out of financial stress to join the US as a junior partner?
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by telotortium 29d ago
The author does have this bio at the bottom: A guest post by Zachary Jones “My sense of the holy is bound up with the hope that some day my remote descendants will live in a global civilization in which love is pretty much the only law.”
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by telotortium 1mo ago
Gitlab does exist
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by telotortium 1mo ago
The initial reporting implied it was some catastrophic data loss, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Universal_Studios_fire . The truth, while concerning, is a lot more boring. Also some articles and people on soci
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by telotortium 1mo ago
It’s “The Physics of Dissonance”: https://youtube.com/watch?v=tCsl6ZcY9ag
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by telotortium 1mo ago
It’s here: https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/remote-connections But I can’t tell from these docs if the ChatGPT desktop app needs to remain running on your macOS/Windows host as a proxy, or if you can directly SSH fr
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by telotortium 1mo ago
That was already supported from your phone by using SSH, using the app server feature of the Codex CLI. The Codex desktop app is more for computer use, browser control, and the UI paradigm of GUI, which is overall just richer and better tha
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by telotortium 1mo ago
Bending Spoons must be watching Dropbox closely. Like the other companies that have been acquired by them, Dropbox has reached its final stage of stability.
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by telotortium 1mo ago
They need to be able to serve their market. The price increase is partly load shedding. If they improve their ability to serve their load, they can always drop it again, as OpenAI did with Luna recently.
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by telotortium 1mo ago
1. George Hotz exhibits strong signs of Dunning-Kruger in most things he does nowadays. 2. Even in exploit development, his original field, he might be able to find vulnerabilities in mature, well-maintained software with security program
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by telotortium 1mo ago
But if you have proper risk-based vulnerability management, you should already have classified that CVE as a lesser priority. This is something that modern LLMs should in theory make a lot easier, although I’m unsure if workflows exist to c
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"the very foundation of modern academia has been blown to bits"(twitter.com)
56 points by telotortium 2mo ago|79 comments
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by telotortium 2mo ago
Is "Take Five" sad-sounding even though it's written in a minor key? Maybe it sounds somewhat "cooler", not as bright as a major key piece of the same tempo and energy would be, but it doesn't sound sad.

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