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Comment #49221968
> If you actually believe that an AGI would be extremely dangerous that should 100% be a very strictly regulated area of research, similar to bio weapons. Yeah. They do believe tha…
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Comment #49221952
It's a war.
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Comment #49221948
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Comment #49221623
> "Already, there are very few mathematicians qualified to verify OpenAI’s new results. As progress continues, that number will approach zero." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
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Comment #49221587
You reminded me of a short story published over a century ago. https://americanliterature.com/author/em-forster/novella/the...
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Comment #49221575
I assume it had to do with the Malthusian panic (which was very effective, and remains a sticky meme, although for slightly different reasons now).
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Comment #49219201
Excellent list. The last article links here, which I enjoyed: https://venge.net/graydon/talks/VectorizedInterpretersTalk-2...
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Comment #49218989
What does this malware do? Who operates it?
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Comment #49218151
...because they want to make it harder for people to get the information they need? I think I must be missing something here.
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Comment #49218145
A web browser is an entity that acts on your behalf. That's why it's called a user agent. They're just better at English now.
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Comment #49217525
Woah, cool. Why is the map so uneven? Does this reflect differences in how frequently such objects occur, or does it have to do with how the scanning works?
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Comment #49216909
Looks pretty cool, but I couldn't get any sound out of this thing? The demo video has sound though, and sounds pretty cool.
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Comment #49216172
Well it used to be that the government's job was to keep morale high. At some point that seems to have inverted. The coalition-of-Molochs appears to be finding it much more profita…
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Comment #49216128
They made their own Moltbook? Or I guess it would be a C&C...
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Comment #49215927
I don't know about teenagers but my last boss was bragging about how little money it costs to have someone killed. I think he was trying to boost morale.
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Comment #49215889
It won't be long before I can just stay home, and have my robot ride my bike for me.
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Comment #49215874
I've been asking about psyops and bioweapons and I'm still going strong. I did get a Sonnet session shut down the other day though which feels like some kind of achievement.
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Comment #49215862
The recently announced they're raising their prices 10x right? Which would put them... exactly where everyone else is on this graph. Edit: I seem to have misunderstood the news. I …
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Comment #49211681
> There's a real conflict here. I want Google and Bing and DuckDuckGo to crawl my site and send me new readers. But I don't want everyone else strip-mining it. Kinda sounds like we…
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Comment #49211595
> Very small amounts of money make people do horrible things every day, What is this referring to?
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Comment #49211509
Previously it was designed to be uplifting. You'd come together and look at beautiful things and sing. Now it's designed to crush your soul. I assume that has something to do with …
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Comment #49211395
Very interesting. Maybe this would benefit from concrete examples, of things that are difficult or impossible in other languages, but well supported in Wyzer? I see there's a few h…
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Comment #49211313
GitHub hides RESEARCH.md for my convenience. I have to click "Show All Files" to see that it even exists.