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by traverseda 4d ago
That is one thing AI companies try to do, make it impossible to do any kind of piracy or reverse engineering through their "safety alignments". And it's pretty reliable.
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by traverseda 4d ago
Eh, AMD makes a lot of video game console SoCs. If you look at the steam hardware survey most people are running ancient computers.
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by traverseda 4d ago
Claude, not necessarily because it's better. I find deepseek flash to be of similar quality. But because it's so heavily subsidized.
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Manna – Two Views of Humanity's Future(web.archive.org)
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by traverseda 10d ago
>A world where people just have their whims catered to is not a utopia. I understand where you're coming from on that, but there are a ton of people living in slavery, or in unsafe working conditions, or with food insecurity, or dyi
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by traverseda 21d ago
No, it's assuming there's a non-trivial chance that they will.
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by traverseda 26d ago
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by traverseda 27d ago
Generally you just add a vision model as an MCP server like this: https://github.com/DavidEasden/opencode-vision
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by traverseda 27d ago
You are saying the AI doesn't a some property that you don't have any definition for, not even a working definition. People will disagree on whether a cat or a baby is conscious, they're not debating what a baby or cat is. Th
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by traverseda 27d ago
Do you have a working definition of "conscious"?
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by traverseda 2mo ago
I didn't expect it to be that prominent. First text on there says that they represent employers in big header letters.
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by traverseda 2mo ago
What? It handles your password fields.
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by traverseda 2mo ago
Smaller budgets, slower improvement, less risk. They're not entitled to profits if that business model isn't sustainable. They're not entitled to a change in IP laws to protect their business model. They're not entitled
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by traverseda 2mo ago
Yes yes, we all understand the game-theoretic race-to-the-bottom you're describing here. Somehow despite linux being FOSS it still powers most of the important computing in the world. Can you explain how that works despite it being fre
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by traverseda 2mo ago
Same people who fund linux kernel development. A coalition of companies that find it useful.
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by traverseda 2mo ago
In public with budgets that don't risk destroying the American economy presumably. Yes it may be slower.
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by traverseda 2mo ago
The token is stored on a LUKS encrypted drive on kwallet. You'd have just as much luck getting my password from my firefox installs sqlite DB. This is also how email clients in general work. Also this isn't really an agent. At lea
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by traverseda 2mo ago
Credit union atlantic. The possibility of you being able to profitably support small regional credit unions is pretty much 0. Maybe with a general browser use AI and an SMS portal. Also you'd need to bypass anti-bot protections, maybe
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by traverseda 2mo ago
This doesn't surprise me at all. You can really constrain this problem, give very narrow context, and get pretty reliable and reproducible results. I've gotten very good results with some vibe-coded deepseek book keeping. https:&
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by traverseda 2mo ago
There is a big difference between capturing value and creating value. 20 developers can build and maintain a facebook or reddit clone, so why aren't they kicking the asses of the big companies with the much higher costs?
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by traverseda 2mo ago
Well the goal is to stop killing games, to make it possible for people to run their own games indefinitely. That's a lot harder than baseline consumer protections though.
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by traverseda 2mo ago
With a video game it's not clear that you're purchasing a revocable license. That's why it's called "buying" a video game. If online stores were clear that you were actually leasing a game, I don't think t
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by traverseda 3mo ago
So the play here is obvious, use the teleoperation as training data for a more general purpose AI controller. You need that data to make a model in the first place. What doesn't make sense to me is the cost. Yes, $8000 is probably low
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by traverseda 3mo ago
From a few days ago, uses ultrasound. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48685558
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by traverseda 3mo ago
Regen braking,
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by traverseda 3mo ago
If memory serves the cachyos-nix flakes sets a cache for pre-built kernels, but that cache isn't available until you rebuild. So if you want to use the cache you need to do two steps, add cachyos to your inputs, rebuild, switch the ker
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by traverseda 3mo ago
Yes, it requires a daemon running inside the VM and can be finicky though.
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by traverseda 3mo ago
Last I checked it was about $3000 per life saved by the most efficient methods. Looking at effective altruism communities. Mostly malaria nets.
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by traverseda 3mo ago
If you are using a real computer or can sideload apps.
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by traverseda 3mo ago
It's a WOPI app. Designed for embedding microsoft 365 office app in other web apps, but other people implement it. There's callabria, and this. You'd use it to connect nextcloud to one of these providers. Probably some other

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