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Maybe the police are part of the problem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LASD_deputy_gangs

They should hire some juniors to patch together analysis with local LLMs and do that on an as needed basis to avoid the creepiness. Networks of cameras remain a highly powerful way of holding evildoers accountable.

I tried, its hard even knowing exactly what to press.

> Nearly 200 economists, including 15 Nobel laureates and Anthropic's Jack Clark, sign a letter titled We Must Act Now, warning of rapid AI-led job displacement Feels like there are two conflicting narrative in the mainstream: 1) The financial market analysts keep saying this is the biggest AI bubble right now, none…

The use of Signal or other disappearing message apps for government communications violates records keeping laws (that date from the age of memos) unless the user diligently screenshots and archives all messages. All written communication for government business is supposed to be saved. The CISA document you…

But isn't that user error? If you want to run a program that can read your current directory's contents and possibly upload that to the cloud, would you run that in a directory with your private keys?

I try every couple years. I even got myself to relearn the first part of calculus once. Of course I've never used it and it's gone again

Made the exact same thing when apple containers were released - https://github.com/instavm/coderunner#run-claude-code-inside...

>liberal judges are typically soft on crime. You're going to need to back that claim up with statistics

The same graph also shows a corresponding -3.5 STDEV below the mean temperature as well. It actually seems rather balanced. This year is hot, but we see similar abnormal jumps in other directions.

The city doesn't run around accusing private citizens of being terrorists like Flock's CEO does.

>right, because clearly hn comments is exactly the place where one would present in legalese their case against possibly a global cartel or at least a conspiracy between politicians and corporations to shift the blame for their externalities onto consumers, reaping the immense profits and directly and indirectly…

Actually, this paper shows that the LLMs create a lot more slop and degradation of the code after the first prompt. https://arxiv.org/html/2603.24755v1. So iterating with the LLM will simply make it to produce worse and worse code.

I wonder what the difference in legal traditions is between the US and the Old World. The latter have a lot of "Yes, you're technically in trouble under the guidelines the enforcement authority rules using but they're going to make an exception for you, for now" and the former have a lot of "Yes, the spirit was to…

>combustion engine bans You think that won't do anything?

It's a reply to OP's "for about a decade".

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How many instances of are there of qualified immunity actually resulting in an officer being found liable because of past precedent where someone else was considered to have had qualified immunity in the same circumstances? If it's not anywhere close to the number of times when they were found to be immune, then the…

This initial round of benchmarking was to understand if there was any usecase here at all and I think there is. In a follow up, I'll be trying to answer questions like this. How big of a model can you fit on 4x M60, 4x P100, 4x V100? What are the tok/second when varying context length? Do you have a set of models…

The whole miniseries is (or was very recently) free on YouTube. I recommend it, it’s very unique and interesting

If you are a Nix flake enjoyer, I whipped up something similar to this (Claude Code-only right now) based on microvm.nix: https://github.com/cdata/katsuobushi/tree/main/lib/sandbox Some highlights: - Drives Claude Code as a quasi-subagent via "Channels," which supports multi-turn interaction with the host and suspend…

Death and suffering on an unfathomable scale will be the ultimate legacy of these people. I wish they would be confronted with their crimes in front of a tribunal, but they’ll probably get away with what they did, at least in a legal sense.

Yes. Except speeding up a movie seems absolutely insane to me, whereas with a book it just feels like matching my mental ingestion rate.

The message of article was great, but I wish it was written by a human. Yeah we are on track to get to a point where Earth heating up is irreversible before Artificial super intelligence can come to aid to solve it. In fact, our datacenter buildout using gas and coal as primary energy makes this worse. I think about…

I've pitched this idea before. But instead of something like the Paris Climate Accords which were an agreement for people to self-regulate and reduce emissions. What is needed is an agreement that is a sort of cartel. Nations a,b,c agree on these policies (carbon per person, environmental regulations, etc), and any…