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About dooglius
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Comment #49251118
> There's a reason why lawyers generally advise their clients to remain silent. Most people prioritize their finances (and non-imprisonment) over their rights, and attorneys will o…
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Comment #49250493
Can you be specific in how you think he is behaving unintelligently, and what you think that people will do in response to his actions?
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Comment #49244229
There are already apps that do this, I've used them before for this
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Comment #49182015
Technically true, but the counter argument would be that the probability of this working would be ~ 2^(-(entropy_of_leap)) for an LLM (presumably intractable) and a human would suc…
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Comment #49034414
Completely agreed, but in fairness to the c++ standards committee, this is solved from a standards perspective by c++ modules
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Comment #49032889
Networking, GUI frameworks, and MIDI are presumably all self-contained and you would not need to be familiar with them except when working on networking, GUIs, or MIDI files, respe…
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Comment #48983551
You have it backwards. Only people not working for Anthropic do not use AI tools.
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Comment #48979108
He worked for Anthropic, so such a claim would be very unconvincing
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Comment #48949712
It's going to be a much more granular detail than all of crime. If your job is to investigate counterfeited 27B-6 forms, you are going to be threatened by that form moving to being…
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Comment #48941450
"pseud" is it's own atom here, see definition 2 in https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pseud It's not trying to say "something like an apocalypse" it's saying "an apocalypse…
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Comment #48916134
Why would it?
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Comment #48906295
Hence GP's advice, > Just squash everything before merging and call it a day.
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Comment #48864611
It is not necessarily the case that the instruction needs be taken literally
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Comment #48864255
I wonder if in each case they had parallel sessions, one trying to prove, one trying to find a counterexample
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Comment #48864103
It looks like it was only added to that page under the solved section _after_ an LLM solved it
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Comment #48863985
Is this the first LLM-solved problem famous enough to have been on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_m...
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Comment #48850588
What does "technically legal" mean here, what authority is that coming from?
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Comment #48787597
Did the promo process exist at YouTube's creation?
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Comment #48765605
Do you dispute his claims? And what about his argument that the NSA is doing the same thing?
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Comment #48750442
If you judge things based on their formatting, that's on you
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Comment #48673988
Kagi downranks ads/trackers, which I would think correlate
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Comment #48633522
Presumably GP means from the binary form
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Comment #48581929
Your link does not support, and in fact refutes, your claim
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Comment #48541859
I can't find it now, but I distinctly remember dang talking about his moderation philosophy being based on what he's read about the activation of the parasympathetic nervous system…
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Comment #48541432
I don't think Assange was overly concerned with privacy, transparency was more his wheelhouse.