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imjonse

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    Comment #49206292

    If he were not such openly against open models and China, his potential hiring pool would include more idealistic people.

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    Comment #49106481

    "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence!" — Edgar Dijkstra Similarly, security post-mortems will show only the rogue AIs that wer…

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    Comment #49094078

    "We're heads‑down building, and will have products to show by early 2027." By then frontier models may be able to do this by prompting. Even now it is very easy to get one of the c…

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    Comment #49074114

    I thought it was image recognition but RFID makes more sense. However just last week I accidentally 'hacked' it by having two small identical products thrown in the bin and their c…

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    Comment #49058338

    homo sapiens could avoid wandering in the skies for 200k years, yes we can avoid it. Finding joy in life should not really be correlated with flying often to faraway places.

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    Comment #49037616

    I doubt you'll find many people here who are in alignment with a bigoted and criminal regime such as Iran's and its military. What may be misinterpreted as sympathy for them is sym…

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    Comment #48965876

    Time for OpenAI and Anthropic to close the gap by spinning up Kimi K3 on vLLM and running a distillation attack.

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    Comment #48949073

    >But perhaps we're the only intelligent species in the entire universe. That is also a possibility. Some big names in astrophysics, such as David Kipping, suggest strongly that we …

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    Comment #48905808

    apps took off before browsers had the capabilities required for native-like behaviour (fast graphics, hw functionality, notifications) and then were used even for apps that could h…

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    Comment #48773724

    While the majority of comments are absolutely right in recognizing and lamenting such situations plaguing our industry, let's not forget this is an ultimate first world problem. It…

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    Comment #48757148

    It's no coincidence cigarettes were named 'torches of freedom' to get women to start paying up for the privilege of using them a hundred years ago.

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    Comment #48514849

    A website stating the obvious, given small target audience it will probably reach, and a call to arms consisting in emailing a random unknown person. We're saved /s Instead of doin…

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    Comment #48514759

    The obvious question is, how many of those were the sort that writing in a memory-safe language would make impossible? They should prompt one of the more adventurous LLMs to find s…

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    Comment #48514611

    Small government has always been a euphemism for a government working on less distribution of wealth. Governments always intervene in the economy one way or another.

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    Comment #48478730

    To what extent are the mechanisms you identified causing companies to go bad the same for non-profits, associations, political parties, etc.?

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    Comment #48436091

    Since that is valid for every model from any country, it's a good idea to review the code the agent creates :)

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    Comment #48404542

    They forgot to add 'make it as simple as possible' in the prompt is one possible cause. On a more serious note using a react-like lib for TUI in the hope you'll share the codebase …

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    Comment #48343618

    How experienced were you at that time?

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    Comment #48276956

    Being able to finetune is part of 'the gains of AI shared globally', so it's ok.

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    Comment #48270997

    "How can we ensure the gains of AI are shared globally? We do not have a mechanism for this" Somebody inform Anthropic about open models and research.

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    Comment #48267568

    it wasn't about industrialization, but about not being complicit, the machine was the metaphor for the system (this was the 1960s)

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    Comment #48260558

    'usa ip theft 19th century' in your fav search engine

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    Comment #48144541

    Hammock-driven development will get a new meaning.

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    Comment #47907562

    They're OSS projects in a friendly competition, both working towards the goal of having alternatives to big closed source players. No need for jabs.