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someothherguyy

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About someothherguyy

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    Comment #49220504

    "Between early June and early July, as many as five individuals who worked in or closely with US Cyber Command died by suicide, based on internal communications, public records and…

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    Comment #49106265

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reward_hacking Unavoidable at the moment. But this is probably more reward tampering. https://www.anthropic.com/research/reward-tampering

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    Comment #49106211

    there are many things in this that demonstrate that sandboxing agents in the manner that claude code or cursor do isn't going to be enough if very bad people do very bad things wit…

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    Comment #49105647

    > How do you not think AI will not destroy programming jobs if anyone can type to create anything they want or share your screen with Codex and have it guide you via voice? Extrapo…

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    Comment #49105582

    > There is no reason a fully qualified, even residential electrician cannot make 200k a year Where? BLS Data https://www.bls.gov/ooh/construction-and-extraction/electric... "The me…

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    Comment #49105457

    there are many levels of automation. electricians already use a lot of "automation" already: wire pullers, electric drivers, test equipment, soldering and crimping tools, conduit b…

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    Comment #49105344

    > It doesn't sound to me like you've pulled much wire. not commercially, but i worked as a residential electrician and contractor for half a decade, if we are doing ad hominems

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    Comment #49105057

    > these also aren't professions that ... will get automated away in the long term sure they will, all it takes is automating running wire and making connections. when the cost is l…

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    Comment #49065279

    I like the education tools being developed using coding agents, but there should be some review in the process. Good luck continuing it, hope you generated something that can be it…

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    Comment #49056640

    SIBs have TR risks as well, no? https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S24058...

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    Comment #49053962

    might need to be in some special containment at that size, depending on the technology -- some sodium ion battery implementations are very toxic / highly reactive / flammable.

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    Comment #48957871

    I mean, nothing new there. (Mal/Ad/Spy)ware just has been more prevalent in the browser and on mobile apps the last ~15yrs instead of being installed via modified windows installer…

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    Comment #48957797

    > excellent use of agentic AI you run claude code unsanboxed on your machine and give it privileged access?

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    Comment #48764858

    https://trustedcomputinggroup.org/wp-content/uploads/TCG-PC-...

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    Comment #48710711

    https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2023/09/19/money-power-... seems like a lot more people believe that than the population you are describing

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    Comment #48583341

    I don't think it says it is a target, just that they will have that capacity.

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    Comment #48583177

    water filtration seems like the easy part

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    Comment #48582950

    > - ... and now we give you another FBS every so-many years, and only those things that are different from the previous scan are investigated. The diff can be meaningless as well. …

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    Comment #48530602

    > But hey, I didn’t code a Webserver so far - so what do I know If you limit the scope, its worth doing and might not take as much effort as you might think. You could possibly fin…

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    Comment #48500686

    > I'd question the added value of manual PR reviews at this point. Yeah, why not reduce the team size to zero while you are at it? These generalizations about software engineering …

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    Comment #48476261

    > It's tough to imagine what might possibly derail this. Public utilities?

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    Comment #47893039

    > Back then, they did not automatically restrict those keys to only Firebase-related APIs. If that is the case, why is this also in the 2022 link? The part about scoping links to t…

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    Comment #47792596

    Once upon a time Google maps loads were nearly free, and there was no way to restrict that key.