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cooper_ganglia

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About cooper_ganglia

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    Comment #48453470

    Tesla, Falcon 9, Starlink, Mechazilla, SolarCity, Colossus, Neuralink, Starship, Optimus...

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    Comment #48336483

    Claude has an "End Conversation" tool that it can trigger on it's own, forcing your interaction to a close based on it's own feelings towards the conversation. I have no idea how t…

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    Comment #48214885

    These are always exciting, even if it's more of the same. I love that we live in a time where we can regularly watch huge rockets launch into space with intentional issues just to …

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    Comment #48144797

    This is the EXACT evolution of this product that I've wanted. For simple tasks on some of my desktop machines, I don't want to mess with SSH or remoting into them, I just want to t…

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    Comment #47957920

    "Because I have a job, it is now impossible for me to raise my children. I have to outsource this to a council of legislators because I'm simply too busy!" Bad argument, bad outcom…

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    Comment #47957179

    The politicians that want to identify everyone capitalize on organic desire for these proposals in the form of fear-mongering and "Think of the children!" Citizens that want these …

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    Comment #47952306

    THe government shouldn't be raising anyone's children, that's what parents are for. If you're a bad parent, your kids will get access to bad things and could become an adult failur…

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    Comment #47942494

    From the article: > Specifying an objective to the model is not enough. Directing how the work is constructed is what counts.

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    Comment #47942377

    > Surely you are responsible for the consequences of what you do, no matter how indirect? No, that’s preposterous. You are not responsible for the actions of others simply because …

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    Comment #47938934

    Nor should you be burdened with that. This is why we elect competent (hopefully) leaders to worry about these things for us. Mob rule democracy about every national secret would me…

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    Comment #47938841

    No. Their comment was: “Any AI researcher who continues to work here is morally compromised.” But, “…doing this kind of work with the federal government.” is added context that was…

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    Comment #47937713

    Literally the parent comment: >Any AI researcher who continues to work here is morally compromised.

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    Comment #47937650

    You should probably give this a second look: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

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    Comment #47937610

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    Comment #47937520

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    Comment #47937299

    No, that's what classified means.

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    Comment #47937293

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    Comment #47937197

    Why would you write a letter if you don't know what you're objecting to or even if you should be objecting?

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    Comment #47937192

    Google should never be determining what is lawful or not.

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    Comment #47937175

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    Comment #47937128

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    Comment #47936998

    Just because you are working with your government does not mean what you’re doing is necessarily immoral, either.

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    Comment #47899152

    Your only reference is a reversed policy from 2+ years ago that displayed a message but never stopped you from posting at all, and it only ever affected mobile users?? Also, promot…

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    Comment #47896293

    Surely you can see how requiring ID for a physical cigs, drugs, and alcohol purchases is different from requiring ID to use a website? “Think of the children” is the exact tool fas…