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voiceblue
2y ago
I’m just saying it’s not “corporate jealousy”, it’s a rational strategic decision. If you want it to stop, you have to affect the rationale.
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voiceblue
2y ago
There were no repercussions at all to their competitor (and, the Supreme Court sided with them), so it was logically the right move for a corporation. If the country or its people don’t bring the repercussions now, why wouldn’t these things
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voiceblue
2y ago
> I really dislike that so much of hacker culture is $$ focused now. I don’t think that’s hacker culture. It’s just the mainstream adoption of hacker culture, don’t let it replace the real thing in your mind. When lots and lots of people
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voiceblue
2y ago
It seems more likely that necrophilia was a major problem (compared to today), given how the Egyptians handled it and stories like Botan Dōrō. Very strange that you’re saying cloning voices with AI is “exactly what they mean”…?
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voiceblue
2y ago
Can you explain? How are they able to check whether someone did a quick “in and out” keylogger or cookie extraction? I doubt they can, because I doubt they store every request (that would go against what they claim for privacy) and I also d
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2y ago
It's a little worse than that. From now on, blackhats will have a favorite #1 browser to pentest, at least for the next few weeks. And who's going to take the bet that they'll find nothing? Not me.
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2y ago
It is very strange to me that their attitude is "no one was impacted" and this is "hypothetical". Any serious company would immediately consider this to be a case where everyone was impacted ! This is like coming home t
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2y ago
The play button is for an audio overview, afaict.
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> We never would've gotten GPT-3 and GPT-4 if this didn't happen. "We never would've gotten [thing that exists today] if [thing that happened] didn't happen", is practically a tautology. As you saw from the
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2y ago
> 100% eliminates chance of accidental secret checkin or upload You've never worked with humans, have you?
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Visualization of Global Cargo Ships
(shipmap.org)
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2y ago
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voiceblue
2y ago
What does “losing track of the flow” mean to you?
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voiceblue
2y ago
Not sure if you intended this, but you just turned causal into casual.
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voiceblue
2y ago
Let me teach you a good philosophy. When you see an article that begins with “what do you believe without any evidence” and “this is what I said without thinking”, do not expect good thinking to follow.
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2y ago
There is no such thing as "conventional wisdom". Wisdom will guide you to treat convention not as instruction, but as input - one of many. PG did not go far enough here. The problem isn't 'bad advice', the problem i
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2y ago
Maybe you are being downvoted because this is “obvious”, but as it turns out it is not obvious enough for the TFA itself to not have this error: it prophesied that on January 1, 2000, computers the world over would be unable to proces
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2y ago
Not surprised that they deny the severity of the issue, but I am quite surprised they didn't inform the FBI and/or try to have you arrested. Baby steps?
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voiceblue
2y ago
TFA says finding product market fit is when 40%+ of users would be “very disappointed” if your product disappeared. Wait! That means, if the only person using your product is your mom, you have PMF. Based on what you said and the TFA, this
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2y ago
First, I highly doubt this story, because it’s just too perfect of a fodder for your puff piece marketing blog post. Second, you did not find any confirmed North Koreans at all! Come on, now. How trustworthy are you with such a clickbait
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2y ago
I made https://rascalhq.com , just to experiment with embeddings and because I wanted to see what kind of “advice” Shakespeare and Warren Buffet would give me for various queries.
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ElevenLabs' Turbo models now 50% cheaper
(elevenlabs.io)
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https://www.themarginalian.org/ has a Bitcoin address for donations on the page, and has received significant donations through that.
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2y ago
All gen AI is unattributed plagiarism, but not all unattributed plagiarism is gen AI.
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> I'm not sure that I think his arguments work for people who are suffering or struggling to get by. Here lies Epictetus, a slave maimed in body, the ultimate in poverty, and the favored of the gods. I see that
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It’s Gandhi.
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Is there any evidence that Apple has actually made this "threat"? I'm not seeing anything other than what Patreon has claimed (and it seems that they are only recently going to begin to allow iOS purchases, which might mean t
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On the one hand, we enjoy real flowering plants more than fake ones, and delight in anticipating their blossoming, though it is the fake plants that are ever blooming and ever lasting. On the other hand, the only moment in which you have di
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> Except this LLM would have a real shot of beating humans in open-domain problem solving. At some point we need to start recognizing LLMs for what they are and stop making outlandish claims like this. A moment of reflection ought to rev
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If people only died by accident, it implies the absence of murder, which implies either a state of enlightenment or non-humanness. I doubt we can meaningfully conjecture on such a world.
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It’s somewhat uncouth to put AirBNB or Reddit on the list since they were pretty much funded out of pity (and almost weren’t funded).
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