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by throwthrowuknow 3d ago
This is the same description as any other technology including fire.
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by throwthrowuknow 6d ago
I didn’t specify genetics
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by throwthrowuknow 6d ago
It should be easy to calculate this for your own needs based on your playlists. The advantage of buying is that you build up your own catalog of artists that you listen to regularly which means you don’t have to keep paying for them. So, at
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by throwthrowuknow 8d ago
You’re leaving out some options for sure. Not everyone would need to live under the conditions of a police state, you could theoretically screen everyone and assign them to various levels of risk which would determine their level of supervi
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by throwthrowuknow 10d ago
Development and improvement of nuclear weapons was an entirely American project until the technology was exfiltrated and then it became an instant arms race. That cat is already out of the bag with LLMs. Distillation is just the fastest way
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by throwthrowuknow 11d ago
Nah, it’s just a deliberate setup for a false flag attack by “rogue AGI” which will necessitate widespread crackdowns on internet access and computer ownership so that control over communications can be centralized again.
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by throwthrowuknow 16d ago
I can’t help but laugh at this, it’s like a comedy skit with two people with different European accents accusing each other of being American.
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by throwthrowuknow 18d ago
We’re watching a repeat of the arguments against Chess and Go engines. It’s all computation, humans just can’t always experience or explain the computation they are doing at the time so we call it creativity instead.
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by throwthrowuknow 22d ago
You could do it for less than half that cost if you do your own labour. I actually came into the article thinking that’s what they did but was disappointed.
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by throwthrowuknow 26d ago
I’m sure it would be fine for simple routine tasks but it wouldn’t compete with OpenAI and Anthropic models
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by throwthrowuknow 27d ago
Hardware yes, weights? lol
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by throwthrowuknow 27d ago
From what’s presented this seems to be the lower end of Q&A and reasoning tasks and not long horizon agentic work. I agree that the search engine replacement AI usage is something that can run anywhere (though it’s still better run in t
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by throwthrowuknow 29d ago
This is very poignant. The entities that controlled the content broadcast over radio and TV or what was published in books and newspapers had an enormous impact on both culture and language. Radio and print didn’t just transmit the voice of
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
The bigger problem is its effect on the way we use language. The amount of LLM generated or edited media is going to keep increasing and the media that people consume affects their own word choice.
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
No, it doesn’t intimate that the judge would forgive benign or joke attempts at prompt injection to “expose” the use of AI, the article specifically mentions that the judge sanctioned them as a result of them continuing to add hidden text t
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
I always assumed it was just a form of fingerprinting or the result thereof.
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
I can’t help you connect the dots. Best of luck.
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
Being an Uber driver has nothing to do with starting your own business. You don’t even need to start a business to be a capitalist, just buy capital that can earn you money. That can be as simple as putting a portion of your savings in stoc
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
The title is incredibly misleading. AI is not using anything that would go towards the “billions” presented in the article. So unless they are proposing moving the billions to North America in lieu of building datacenters then I don’t see a
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
I use AI for practically everything but I never outsource judgement calls to it, wish you luck, I’d love to see the postmortem.
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
We need a new caveat cliche for these headlines like how people love to reply “in mice” to health research. For environmental research it’s almost always “in the 3rd world”
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
I’m not calling for a revolution but we need to identify and address problems before they get out of control in order to fix them incrementally.
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
It’s quite easy when the effects are small at first and the changes occur over decades. People just get used to the smaller changes or were not alive to experience the earlier state. Only when things become so unstable that any minor change
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
This is much too simplistic and ignores the compounding effects of bad decisions. It’s basically an argument for the happy path where nothing goes wrong but things have been going wrong for a long time. We are facing many economic, politica
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
You wouldn’t level the entire country, Tehran is a massive target with a handful of other major centres. Comparisons to Vietnam forget the fact that Iran is very arid and highly dependent on infrastructure for water and energy. No power, wa
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
The issue is restraint, an all out bombing campaign with no regard for civilians or international condemnation would do the job in a month
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
Don’t worry, they can still carpet bomb with high explosive and nuclear always remains an option lest you forget.
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
Excellent job not understanding the point. The party thanks you for your service.
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
Correct
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by throwthrowuknow 1mo ago
Pair programming with the LLM is a better approach. You can take either role and even take turns. It’s slower but gives ample time to read everything and push back on decisions or receive feedback and review on your own decisions.

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