If the only job you find is working for a healthcare provider and your KPI is denying as many claims as you can, what do you tell yourself? And probably I could find many more extreme examples and some not so extreme.
Most jobs are imoral. If we were to do only the moral ones… we’d have probably 75% unemployment or something like that.
We fed models all our literature, news and so on. Why is it a surprise models lie and cheat when needed? We do the same, why would AI be any different?
Why all the quotation marks in the article? It's not like they interviewed toddlers that said funny things.
Or something newer, like this one: https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/166298/#specs
The Yemeni report is interesting. - How is your missile so accurate? - We're using a vibe coded app on an iPhone that does terrain matching and target finding. The thing is that OK, Anthropic may block it, but nothing…
> If you accelerate at 1g constantly for 1y you travel 0.5 light years Can't we accelerate past 1G constantly? Or do we expend so much energy doing it that we can't realistically do it with today's technology?
The "phone network" nowadays offer high quality sound. Things improved drastically with VoLTE and other technologies which allows much more bandwidth for calls than the old networks could support.
> I recommend ripping your car apart and putting sound insulation panels everywhere you can! Also replacing your sound system... Ripping the car apart to install sound insulation might void your warranty. I have a Bose…
You are right.
There is a difference between ANPR and what Flock does.
That fact that in the UK or China you are surveiled non-stop it does not mean Americans want the same to happen to them.
> The hidden cost, of course, is that the NSA learns everything there is to know about you and your customers. I doubt the NSA is gobbling up all the CF traffic because maybe, maybe they will find something of interest.…
Because it is made of a lot of open source components glued together in different weird ways. Sure, I would trust KVM over Hyper-V any day, but the management sucks for Proxmox. If they build their new Datacenter…
I had a lot of positive experiences with VMware (ESXi + vCenter). Every time I had a new project, I tried to keep it as simple as possible and it worked wonderfully. SAN, Distributed Switches, Automatic VM migrations to…
> free markets for everyone should read as "everyone the US likes", not everyone everyone.
Ariane is an expensive legacy rocket.
> think with passkey you don't own the private key. It's in your device and managed by the OS. That's one of the reasons I don't use passkeys (the other being that if I lose the device I can't access my account) It is…
So we're gonna get Skynet pretty soon then?
> Who said a GPS jammer is okay? They are highly illegal in the US and the FCC will hand out large fines when they find one. GPS jammers are cheap though and so it is unlikely the FCC will catch the majority of users.…
> I believe you are still required to know how to use them to pass your private pilot check ride, too, but I may be wrong. Thankfully, they are not needed to pass a PPL check-ride. Creating a track on a 1:500k map and…
> As a CFI I think most of the confusion around VORs these days comes down to poor or inadequate training. I would say it is partially true. The reason I have trouble with VORs is that the equipment inside the plane is…
> Why would anyone defend a billion dollar corporation so vehemently and not earn a single dime? Because I like some of their products very much. They don't need to pay me to defend hardware quality when everyone else…
> The reason these groups come in 'caravans' is because it makes it difficult to stop them without resorting to inhumane actions. There is nothing inhumane shooting at people trying to illegally cross your borders. You…
They are to blame because they allow people to cross their borders illegally. And in Spain's case, they're looking at giving them citizenship. And then they complain about crime.
If the only job you find is working for a healthcare provider and your KPI is denying as many claims as you can, what do you tell yourself? And probably I could find many more extreme examples and some not so extreme.
Most jobs are imoral. If we were to do only the moral ones… we’d have probably 75% unemployment or something like that.
We fed models all our literature, news and so on. Why is it a surprise models lie and cheat when needed? We do the same, why would AI be any different?
Why all the quotation marks in the article? It's not like they interviewed toddlers that said funny things.
Or something newer, like this one: https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/166298/#specs
The Yemeni report is interesting. - How is your missile so accurate? - We're using a vibe coded app on an iPhone that does terrain matching and target finding. The thing is that OK, Anthropic may block it, but nothing…
> If you accelerate at 1g constantly for 1y you travel 0.5 light years Can't we accelerate past 1G constantly? Or do we expend so much energy doing it that we can't realistically do it with today's technology?
The "phone network" nowadays offer high quality sound. Things improved drastically with VoLTE and other technologies which allows much more bandwidth for calls than the old networks could support.
> I recommend ripping your car apart and putting sound insulation panels everywhere you can! Also replacing your sound system... Ripping the car apart to install sound insulation might void your warranty. I have a Bose…
You are right.
There is a difference between ANPR and what Flock does.
That fact that in the UK or China you are surveiled non-stop it does not mean Americans want the same to happen to them.
> The hidden cost, of course, is that the NSA learns everything there is to know about you and your customers. I doubt the NSA is gobbling up all the CF traffic because maybe, maybe they will find something of interest.…
Because it is made of a lot of open source components glued together in different weird ways. Sure, I would trust KVM over Hyper-V any day, but the management sucks for Proxmox. If they build their new Datacenter…
I had a lot of positive experiences with VMware (ESXi + vCenter). Every time I had a new project, I tried to keep it as simple as possible and it worked wonderfully. SAN, Distributed Switches, Automatic VM migrations to…
> free markets for everyone should read as "everyone the US likes", not everyone everyone.
Ariane is an expensive legacy rocket.
> think with passkey you don't own the private key. It's in your device and managed by the OS. That's one of the reasons I don't use passkeys (the other being that if I lose the device I can't access my account) It is…
So we're gonna get Skynet pretty soon then?
> Who said a GPS jammer is okay? They are highly illegal in the US and the FCC will hand out large fines when they find one. GPS jammers are cheap though and so it is unlikely the FCC will catch the majority of users.…
> I believe you are still required to know how to use them to pass your private pilot check ride, too, but I may be wrong. Thankfully, they are not needed to pass a PPL check-ride. Creating a track on a 1:500k map and…
> As a CFI I think most of the confusion around VORs these days comes down to poor or inadequate training. I would say it is partially true. The reason I have trouble with VORs is that the equipment inside the plane is…
> Why would anyone defend a billion dollar corporation so vehemently and not earn a single dime? Because I like some of their products very much. They don't need to pay me to defend hardware quality when everyone else…
> The reason these groups come in 'caravans' is because it makes it difficult to stop them without resorting to inhumane actions. There is nothing inhumane shooting at people trying to illegally cross your borders. You…
They are to blame because they allow people to cross their borders illegally. And in Spain's case, they're looking at giving them citizenship. And then they complain about crime.