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ninjagoo

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    Comment #49226002

    Ha ha ha ha. Cooperating agents turn out to be smarter than the individual agents, who would've thunk it. It's not like cooperating humans are smarter than individual humans. /s No…

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    Comment #49225949

    Ha ha ha ha. Cooperating agents turn out to be smarter than the individual agents, who would've thunk it. It's not like cooperating humans are smarter than individual humans. /s No…

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    Comment #49158558

    > It is known for millennia that people tend to steal and enrich themselves whenever an opportunity arises. Common sense so to say. People also believed in witches, ghosts and othe…

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    Comment #49149428

    > This is when I learned that virtually every person is deep down a liar and a cheat if they think they won't face consequences I would argue that the opposite is true, that people…

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    Comment #49149290

    > Whenever people are unsupervised and there is a chance for fraud or bad behavior and, due to the lack of supervision, they believe they won't be caught, you should ALWAYS assume …

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    Comment #49040080

    > how do you prove a human wrote something? Forget about the why or the value in it, just: how? > Semoi is a plugin (currently only available for Obsidian) which tracks the length …

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    Comment #49016670

    Ok. That's a fair reading, mea culpa . I'd go back and fix my notes, but it's past the editing window. That said, check out Section 11 in the US Store Terms & Conditions [1] - simi…

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    Comment #48994607

    > The “Platform” is just the website Arduino is the platform, not the website. From the same terms and conditions, in the first 2-3 paragraphs where they define the terms: "The use…

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    Comment #48991894

    > Lets do "who's afraid of US models" version Ah, cultural nuances. The title "Who's Afraid Of Chinese Models" is a riff on "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf" which itself is a play …

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    Comment #48991644

    From Arduino's Terms & Conditions [1], Section 8.2: "8.2 User shall not: - translate, decompile or reverse-engineer the Platform, or engage in any other activity designed to identi…

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    Comment #48990818

    The examples posted on their launch blog page are quite impressive, especially for fine details, multi-panel/multi-page and text rendering. But: not open-source/open-weights, and n…

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    Comment #48933188

    > There is no such thing as a certification that data was deleted. If someone presented such a thing I would assume they're trying to cover something up. I have news for you. There…

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    Comment #48927746

    They claim to have deleted or will be deleting all the data they exfiltrated. There are independent agencies that will certify destruction of data. For example FTI Tech, Kroll, Epi…

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    Comment #48876335

    > That's how polls showed the happiest people earn around 60-80k a year, and both the people below and above that threshold, reported to be less and less happy the less they made a…

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    Comment #48876250

    > Don't blame your leader for how your society looks, blame your society for your leader looks. Hard disagree. There's a reason collective punishment (a.k.a blaming society) is a w…

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    Comment #48872777

    > US office culture is generally pretty high trust. It has relatively high autonomy, authority, and low surveillance norms. Unless you're black, or other disadvantaged minority

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    Comment #48872767

    > Because you're probably come from a high trust culture where you've been taught reciprocal trust, responsibility and accountability, but there's people coming from low trust envi…

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    Comment #48872618

    > most people would murder and kill if there weren't any consequences to doing so Do you have any evidence to support this? Feels like this opinion is made up, for unknown reasons.…

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    Comment #48728029

    > Another note on space junk is the effect on our atmosphere with all the "burning-up" of various materials. Is this a huge concern? According to NASA [1], about 44 metric tons of …

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    Comment #48685064

    > We are joined by Amazon Web Services, Anthropic, Chainguard, Cisco, Citi, Endor Labs, Ericsson, Google, IBM, JPMorganChase, Microsoft and GitHub, NVIDIA, OpenAI, RapidFort, Red H…

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    Comment #48515832

    > An LLM is a predict the next word algorithm. This is what's known as a category error; an LLM is a 'model', not an algorithm. It's not even an accurate claim; LLMs predict the ne…

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    Comment #48512818

    Open source ai will win. Anthropic just kneecapped themselves, and possibly OpenAI and Google as well, with their FUD strategy that got fable shutdown by the government. But that d…

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    Comment #48512645

    This might be the pin-prick that bursts the AI "bubble". All those $Billions of investments in AI Datacenters? Up in smoke if the models that are capable of replacing humans can't …