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NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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Re: NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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Post by throwatdem12311 »

Der_Einzige wrote: post #175
throwatdem12311 wrote: post #109

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Th amount of conservatives/republicans that love Starship Troopers (the film) because they take it at face value is pretty scary. The ones that call it poor satire are especially…interesting. They continue to prove Verhoeven’s point many times over even decades later.

How many times do we have to tell you this old man? The book and author of the book was serious/not satire and meant everything earnestly at least the time of writing. It’s objectively not meant to be looked at as satire. Most of the “citizenship requires service” stuff would be amazing from the perspective of smashing this countries geriocracy.

Who is the old man? I explicitly mentioned the film.

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Post by badgersnake »

__MatrixMan__ wrote: post #211
latexr wrote: post #118

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> The whole artificial scarcity Anthropic created around Mythos / Glasswing is quite brilliant to be honest Isn’t that just the same strategy OpenAI has used over and over? Sam Altman is always “OMG, the new version of ChatGPT is so scary and dangerous”, but then releases it anyway (tells you a lot about his values—or lack thereof) and it’s more of the same. Pretty sure Aesop had a fable about that. “The CEO who crie…

They way they've published hashes of the bugs it has found so that once those bugs are fixed they can responsibly disclose them while also proving that they weren't lying... that displays a willingness to dabble in evidence which is far beyond anything OpenAI has done to support their claims.

It proves that at least some of the bugs exist, not that you need “new thing” to find them or that they even used “new thing” to find them.

There was a story the other day about others finding the same bugs with qwen.

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Post by FrustratedMonky »

thin_carapace wrote: post #344
whatisthiseven wrote: post #335

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A transaction can't complete if one were never opened. I am wrapping this comment thread in a finally and returning.

its not clear whether youre ramping up the virtue signalling, being polite, or trying to be the argumentative strongman. if you care about the way you look to me, the former and latter would probably be my perception of you. out of good faith i shall follow the middle option and execute the jump instruction myself.

It is not just 'tone police', or signaling.

I have watched a enough of Fox News to know they are not reporting, on a number of subjects. And so people that only consume right wing news, are in a bubble, and their arguments do follow similar patterns based on that ignorance.

My response was what it was, just seeing the pattern presenting itself early. Why waste more time on engaging with BS? Arguing with True Believers with facts and citations, goes nowhere.

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Post by FrustratedMonky »

SR2Z wrote: post #329
FrustratedMonky wrote: post #315

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The manipulation of crypto markets, based on the timing of military attacks, is such open corruption, under any other administration there would be an immediate special prosecutor and impeachment.

Forget the crypto markets, it was obvious that multibillion dollar profits were being made on well-timed trades in stock and options markets before every tariff announcement. I really, really hope that when Trump is out of office and a Democrat is back in, they'll be willing to play exactly as dirty going after Trump's enemies. I think it will be a good lesson on why the rule of law and human rights are so indispensa…

Sorry. Meant to say, the new Prediction Markets. Where you can bet on events.

There are clearly bets being made within minutes of 'tweets', which move the markets.

And of course, the real markets, and options.

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Post by FrustratedMonky »

insane_dreamer wrote: post #343
at-fates-hands wrote: post #341

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it doesn't take bias to spot the corruption in this government; yes, there have always been problems, but the level of corruption and grift in this administration is truly unprecedented (you'd have to go back to before Civil Service Reform Act to find possibly comparable levels). but if you have examples from previous admins, feel free to explain how they're comparable

"unprecedented "

Truly, so unprecedented, that it is being ignored, how could this be real? The mind boggles. So bad, that it isn't believed.

The Attorney General is on the payroll of Qatar, and Qatar 'donates' a 400 million dollar jumbo jet, and the Attorney General signs off on it? Come on, who is swallowing that. And yet it is now old news, who cares.

Past administrations would return gifts that cost 50$ just to stay in the rules.

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Post by insane_dreamer »

FrustratedMonky wrote: post #355
insane_dreamer wrote: post #343

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it doesn't take bias to spot the corruption in this government; yes, there have always been problems, but the level of corruption and grift in this administration is truly unprecedented (you'd have to go back to before Civil Service Reform Act to find possibly comparable levels). but if you have examples from previous admins, feel free to explain how they're comparable

"unprecedented " Truly, so unprecedented, that it is being ignored, how could this be real? The mind boggles. So bad, that it isn't believed. The Attorney General is on the payroll of Qatar, and Qatar 'donates' a 400 million dollar jumbo jet, and the Attorney General signs off on it? Come on, who is swallowing that. And yet it is now old news, who cares. Past administrations would return gifts that cost 50$ just to s…

Kristy Noem's $220M ICE self-promo ad campaign that is awarded no-bid to a company founded just days before the deal, which it turns out subcontracted the work to a company with long ties to her and run by the husband of her spokesperson

And that hardly made the news.

https://www.propublica.org/article/kristi-noem-dhs-ad-campai...

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Post by fineIllregister »

paganel wrote: post #225
fineIllregister wrote: post #208

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Which accelerationists? Accelerationism is a strategy, not an ideology. Two accelerationists might have directly opposed beliefs and goals.

> Two accelerationists might have directly opposed beliefs and goals. The same way as there has been a left-wing socialism and a right-wing socialism, which in the case of inter-war France (for example) ended up with the Ni droite, Ni gauche slogan. But I can understand that the audience here is not that willing to embrace dialectic thinking, even though discussing about politics of the last 200 years or so without i…

That comparison doesn't make any sense. Socialism is an ideology. Accelerationism is a strategy that can be used by a person of any ideology. A communist can be an accelerationist, so can a fascist, a liberal, a monarchist, an ethnonationalist, etc. It can be a strategy to try to advance any policy, pro/anti-slavery, pro/anti-abortion, etc.

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Post by mannanj »

triceratops wrote: post #237
mannanj wrote: post #184

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> Biden also pardoned Fauci for serious crimes Which ones? > So who's for sale again? You're saying Fauci and Hunter paid Joe off?

He got a pay off, don't put a straw man in front of me though I refuse to engage your straw man.

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Post by ses1984 »

garbawarb wrote: post #286
ses1984 wrote: post #274

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I haven’t noticed the same trend.

Search the word "loose" in recent HN comments, it's become quite common. > all he'll breaks loose (a doubly amusing one): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47835177 > So Ukraine should not necessary win, it should mainly bleed Russia and not loose. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47827489 > They are de-risking by spending more, which is a loose-loose for the customers. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=478…

You may be completely right, but these examples are pretty meaningless without context, like what is the rate of lose/loose confusion per x words over time.
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