Hey, put AI to work everywhere and give women all the time they need for beautifying themselves. Many don't understand the value of this but it'll become clear when it happens.
> But if I'm doing REAL work, that isnt tinkering for fun on a side project Sorry, but this is either dilettante talk or an unhinged exaggeration - Qwen, DS, GLM and MM are perfectly fine for REAL work, unless you are…
> Actually cutting off potential users would probably be counter to short term profit maximization that shareholders care about. Shareholders know where the money is but it's not where you think it is. People should…
> That attempt directly caused all of the wars and revolutions of the Long 19th and 20th Centuries, "directly"? An extraordinary claim with an extraordinary lack of evidence - that's close to the opposite of truth. >…
> Bots are a big problem. That's the case everywhere, FB, YT, even on HN. Not all topics are equally affected but most anything of significance is. > we find out that reddit leadership refused to act on bots because…
> I experienced the same thing with it not following instructions well and just missing things. The perils of closed models. 1. They can drift over time. 2. They can drift for specific people only - as a result, you'll…
> Because that is not normal and shouldn't happen either. I would believe this if you had started fighting existing property taxes first and waited until you have finished that job before trying to prevent non-existent…
> You haven't actually tried to engage with my perspective in a good-faith manner. No good faith manners are possible with your style of arguing, you didn't answer any of my arguments but you did divert the conversation…
> the most useful thing you could do is to reflect on why you've chosen to spend your time interacting with me. I don't have to reflect, I knew why before I started. > You responded to a comment of mine, and then you…
> How quickly we've gone from "humans need to stop warring with each other and focus on global security and prosperity for all" to "people offended by the truth don't work in opposition to good ideas, they're useless…
> even people with the highest of ideals and noblest of visions engage in the behavior that works in opposition to the world they want, People offended by the truth don't work in opposition to good ideas, they're…
> I mean, if we can't even keep from denigrating random strangers in online discussions I gather, because of my insinuations your faith in humanity sank to a new low? It took too little, too fast, what happened to…
> If AI destroy the world who would make them accountable? You got that backwards. The point is that not rewarding them for their putative efforts to destroy the world makes that outcome less likely. > If not, then the…
Intel is good, better than AMD in the open source area.
Indeed, all credit should belong to the human researchers who collected the facts and traced the way. However, with an eye on private AI as a business desperate for attention and profits, the only way out of this is to…
> Upwards of 99% of all species that have ever existed on earth are now extinct. And? The only conclusion I can draw, is that humans need to stop warring with each other and focus on global security and prosperity for…
> In my experience, most people seem to treat human development as a one-way spear of progress. > But maybe it's just a dead end. You're assuming "human development" is some dark force that controls humans but it's not…
> The company will continue to explore that concept until people care. MS is an entrenched monopoly which is hard to move off of, especially in times of low budgets and tough debt markets. On the other hand, LLMs are…
> So this created a backlash against all things LLM. The presence of any LLM tells in a project became a sign that it was not worth considering. This sounds like a knee-jerk reaction and it hamstrings OSS while others…
This shouldn't be controversial, those who remember Linus vs grSecurity know about the lackluster approach to software security practiced by all of the rich players. The deafening silence about improving the security of…
> I think the expectation is that if you found it with an LLM them other people are also going to find it with an LLM That "expectation" us far from certainty and it exists for bugs found by humans too, in both cases,…
> SSN/name check + id check Almost everyone's info of the above kind is available on the dark web, as the original article about this case explained. That situation is the result of everyone collecting KYC information…
You're the second person who doesn't seem to realize that fraud prevention requires proper actions before and after fraud is detected/suspected. Failing to react properly on fraud protects the fraudsters - like CashApp…
> You know what's worse than sitting in jail for a few days? You haven't read the article. The stakes are much higher than "a few days in jail" which isn't nearly as small of a problem as you make it out to be either. >…
> However power prices going up are due to a number of factors. You haven't addressed the "Inflating the AI bubble" from the title, it's not in the article at all. Right, that's one of the factors and it wasn't…
Hey, put AI to work everywhere and give women all the time they need for beautifying themselves. Many don't understand the value of this but it'll become clear when it happens.
> But if I'm doing REAL work, that isnt tinkering for fun on a side project Sorry, but this is either dilettante talk or an unhinged exaggeration - Qwen, DS, GLM and MM are perfectly fine for REAL work, unless you are…
> Actually cutting off potential users would probably be counter to short term profit maximization that shareholders care about. Shareholders know where the money is but it's not where you think it is. People should…
> That attempt directly caused all of the wars and revolutions of the Long 19th and 20th Centuries, "directly"? An extraordinary claim with an extraordinary lack of evidence - that's close to the opposite of truth. >…
> Bots are a big problem. That's the case everywhere, FB, YT, even on HN. Not all topics are equally affected but most anything of significance is. > we find out that reddit leadership refused to act on bots because…
> I experienced the same thing with it not following instructions well and just missing things. The perils of closed models. 1. They can drift over time. 2. They can drift for specific people only - as a result, you'll…
> Because that is not normal and shouldn't happen either. I would believe this if you had started fighting existing property taxes first and waited until you have finished that job before trying to prevent non-existent…
> You haven't actually tried to engage with my perspective in a good-faith manner. No good faith manners are possible with your style of arguing, you didn't answer any of my arguments but you did divert the conversation…
> the most useful thing you could do is to reflect on why you've chosen to spend your time interacting with me. I don't have to reflect, I knew why before I started. > You responded to a comment of mine, and then you…
> How quickly we've gone from "humans need to stop warring with each other and focus on global security and prosperity for all" to "people offended by the truth don't work in opposition to good ideas, they're useless…
> even people with the highest of ideals and noblest of visions engage in the behavior that works in opposition to the world they want, People offended by the truth don't work in opposition to good ideas, they're…
> I mean, if we can't even keep from denigrating random strangers in online discussions I gather, because of my insinuations your faith in humanity sank to a new low? It took too little, too fast, what happened to…
> If AI destroy the world who would make them accountable? You got that backwards. The point is that not rewarding them for their putative efforts to destroy the world makes that outcome less likely. > If not, then the…
Intel is good, better than AMD in the open source area.
Indeed, all credit should belong to the human researchers who collected the facts and traced the way. However, with an eye on private AI as a business desperate for attention and profits, the only way out of this is to…
> Upwards of 99% of all species that have ever existed on earth are now extinct. And? The only conclusion I can draw, is that humans need to stop warring with each other and focus on global security and prosperity for…
> In my experience, most people seem to treat human development as a one-way spear of progress. > But maybe it's just a dead end. You're assuming "human development" is some dark force that controls humans but it's not…
> The company will continue to explore that concept until people care. MS is an entrenched monopoly which is hard to move off of, especially in times of low budgets and tough debt markets. On the other hand, LLMs are…
> So this created a backlash against all things LLM. The presence of any LLM tells in a project became a sign that it was not worth considering. This sounds like a knee-jerk reaction and it hamstrings OSS while others…
This shouldn't be controversial, those who remember Linus vs grSecurity know about the lackluster approach to software security practiced by all of the rich players. The deafening silence about improving the security of…
> I think the expectation is that if you found it with an LLM them other people are also going to find it with an LLM That "expectation" us far from certainty and it exists for bugs found by humans too, in both cases,…
> SSN/name check + id check Almost everyone's info of the above kind is available on the dark web, as the original article about this case explained. That situation is the result of everyone collecting KYC information…
You're the second person who doesn't seem to realize that fraud prevention requires proper actions before and after fraud is detected/suspected. Failing to react properly on fraud protects the fraudsters - like CashApp…
> You know what's worse than sitting in jail for a few days? You haven't read the article. The stakes are much higher than "a few days in jail" which isn't nearly as small of a problem as you make it out to be either. >…
> However power prices going up are due to a number of factors. You haven't addressed the "Inflating the AI bubble" from the title, it's not in the article at all. Right, that's one of the factors and it wasn't…