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Comment #48838990
Authoritarian?
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Comment #48068758
The gyroscope and battery should not be getting exposed without permission. That seems unexpectedly invasive, and I'm in tech. Also we should disable referrer field.
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Comment #47981170
The interface is great for what it does though. I still use ti-83 interface with the calculator app on my phone.
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Comment #47844421
My brand new Pixel phone several years back, I was so excited it was IP68. Took some photos splashing around in water, not more than a foot or two. It died in minutes.
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Comment #47730922
That would have been absolutely horrible
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Comment #47560010
No probably not
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Comment #47527490
Eventually we will rediscover the Harvard Architecture for LLMs.
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Comment #47527430
Arc AGI 4 can be Chip's Challenge!
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Comment #47290060
I would make the same argument about bicycles then. What is the point of spending taxpayer money providing services for such a dangerous activity?
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Comment #47280678
The counter argument is this: if the chance of dying is 2% to make a historic mission, then people should be able to make that choice. What's your counterargument to this statement…
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Comment #47277703
I was not arguing about the hazards of space travel. Of course it is hazardous. I dislike the article because his conclusion is more dangerous to society than any hazardous activit…
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Comment #47277528
Fixed pie fallacy.
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Comment #47277426
"Space travel is bad for your health and here's what we know about it" is actually a fine article. It's his concluding statement that is contemptible. "Space may be fascinating, wo…
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Comment #47275536
About as dangerous as climbing Everest. So we definitely shouldn't do that either, in case these pearl clutching anti-progress journalists experience emotional discomfort.
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Comment #47182513
You can start by comparing "doctor" care vs "doctor who also uses AI" care
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Comment #47177384
One would assume
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Comment #47108089
Probably because at that time, normal people weren't rolling off the back of a massive inflationary period where they can no longer afford to look forward to having enough money to…
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Comment #47097016
Agreed. Huge annoyance when looking for routes on MountainProject as one example.
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Comment #46928508
Seems like an opportunity to condense the context into 'documentation' level and only load the full text/code for files that expect to be edited?
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Comment #46927159
For us mere mortals, how fast does a normal developer for through a MTok. How about a good power user?
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Comment #46833976
Not your weights, not your agent
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Comment #46832279
Maybe xAI/Tesla, Meta, Palantir
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Comment #46806020
Just like AI, the winners will (continue to) be the ones with the most access to data and the technical and financial capital to make use of it.