There are many people who remember everything they have done, read, or experienced: those born with the hyperthymesia disorder. They'll remember every meal they've eaten, and the day they ate it, among other things.…
And the draft FY27 NDAA bans all the rest of the Chinese labs for federal govt/contract usage.
No you're not. The article mentions downloading a model; talking about a local model. I would be much more cavalier with a local model than i would with a hosted model, which would be a problem if an exploit was hidden…
This appears to affect users of Opencode Console, which appears to be an Openrouter-type thing? https://dev.opencode.ai/console/ It's actually kinda hard to figure out what it is. But it does appear to be different that…
> you can't delete your credit card information from their system In cases like this (for me it has been Verizon and Adobe), you can usually change your credit card on file. Nowadays I use Privacy merchant-locked cards…
I like to imagine walking into colonial Jamestown and trying to explain to them "it'll be able to replace all physical labor with robotics fairly quickly, and we're left with no labor left for humans. We need to plan…
At least this brochure marks cooling in the "challenges" column rather than the advantages. However, the only advantage listed in this announcement is "near-constant sunlight". It appears they are hoping for 8x solar…
> In its ideal form, this tax would capture and redistribute the annual rental value of land; that is, the recurring value of the land excluding the value of any buildings or other improvements on top of it. > but you…
This is not a problem with AI, this is a problem with a human accepting an answer without understanding why it is correct. The tutor could also read a book that states "A square is not a rectangle" (or vice versa) and…
Perhaps, but then someone would do the same but bill you for 7 hours, someone else would undercut them again, until the price reaches a lower equilibrium.
Another pro: they can easily support more than 4 connections another con: If only one of the exits gets backed up, it clogs the traffic circle and causes every connecting road to back up.
You didn't counter with a non-humanoid design, your counter example is "many specialized robots" instead of one. What many want is a generalized robot that can do tasks the manufacturer never thought of, in an…
> Oh, there's a driver update for the LG television. Makes sense, right? It's a fairly recent television, and the drivers will help us take advantage of all of the TV's features. Of course, I'd like Microsoft to…
> What do you think will happen if it isn't Since such a thing has never happened, I doubt anyone, even scholars of history and anthropology, know. Capitalism probably won't work in a world of ultra abundance though.
Doesn't the pixel tablet come with an unlocked bootloader?
Absolutely. If your account has access to the data, you can basically rewrite a website using a bookmarklet. I wanted a friends feed in eBird (its social model is inscrutable) and ask Claude to make a bookmarklet that…
A quick search for "labor supply" turned up this microeconomics lesson: https://youtu.be/002_HEC2l-4?is=Tu6dZfNOyK7DFpWB Wages, like all prices, are determined by supply and demand.
If I understand correctly, NY is concerned about the power and water consumption. 1. How do they get power in space? (solar) Do the same on earth at 1/100 the cost (or build 50x the number of solar to account for…
anthropic's models would also be useless in a jammed environment though
Dispatch/Cowork is basically claude code in a container. The section "Why not run it in a container?" would address your question in the post. One example I run into is that Cowork won't download and fill out or read…
There is some evidence to support the idea. However, "learning" studies can be a little disappointing since they usually take place over a short period of time. This one had a week-long timescale:…
Sounds like they took a cue from Sesame Street: > p8: "A child watching television under normal conditions is subject to frequent interruptions and distractions. The TV must vie for his attention. In order to simulate…
You're talking about an industry that gives you a generic "check engine" light and allows dealerships to charge you $100 just to read you the error message. I don't have any faith that they have the wherewithal to make…
Related: Science is a strong-link problem https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35712694 Things like lottery tickets are "strong link" problems (the system's value equals the strongest link's value); food safety is a…
I've never used Gemini computer use, but I assume it's the same: Claude computer use takes control of your whole computer inputs (mouse and keyboard) plus screenshots. You just log in, tell Claude you're logged in, and…
There are many people who remember everything they have done, read, or experienced: those born with the hyperthymesia disorder. They'll remember every meal they've eaten, and the day they ate it, among other things.…
And the draft FY27 NDAA bans all the rest of the Chinese labs for federal govt/contract usage.
No you're not. The article mentions downloading a model; talking about a local model. I would be much more cavalier with a local model than i would with a hosted model, which would be a problem if an exploit was hidden…
This appears to affect users of Opencode Console, which appears to be an Openrouter-type thing? https://dev.opencode.ai/console/ It's actually kinda hard to figure out what it is. But it does appear to be different that…
> you can't delete your credit card information from their system In cases like this (for me it has been Verizon and Adobe), you can usually change your credit card on file. Nowadays I use Privacy merchant-locked cards…
I like to imagine walking into colonial Jamestown and trying to explain to them "it'll be able to replace all physical labor with robotics fairly quickly, and we're left with no labor left for humans. We need to plan…
At least this brochure marks cooling in the "challenges" column rather than the advantages. However, the only advantage listed in this announcement is "near-constant sunlight". It appears they are hoping for 8x solar…
> In its ideal form, this tax would capture and redistribute the annual rental value of land; that is, the recurring value of the land excluding the value of any buildings or other improvements on top of it. > but you…
This is not a problem with AI, this is a problem with a human accepting an answer without understanding why it is correct. The tutor could also read a book that states "A square is not a rectangle" (or vice versa) and…
Perhaps, but then someone would do the same but bill you for 7 hours, someone else would undercut them again, until the price reaches a lower equilibrium.
Another pro: they can easily support more than 4 connections another con: If only one of the exits gets backed up, it clogs the traffic circle and causes every connecting road to back up.
You didn't counter with a non-humanoid design, your counter example is "many specialized robots" instead of one. What many want is a generalized robot that can do tasks the manufacturer never thought of, in an…
> Oh, there's a driver update for the LG television. Makes sense, right? It's a fairly recent television, and the drivers will help us take advantage of all of the TV's features. Of course, I'd like Microsoft to…
> What do you think will happen if it isn't Since such a thing has never happened, I doubt anyone, even scholars of history and anthropology, know. Capitalism probably won't work in a world of ultra abundance though.
Doesn't the pixel tablet come with an unlocked bootloader?
Absolutely. If your account has access to the data, you can basically rewrite a website using a bookmarklet. I wanted a friends feed in eBird (its social model is inscrutable) and ask Claude to make a bookmarklet that…
A quick search for "labor supply" turned up this microeconomics lesson: https://youtu.be/002_HEC2l-4?is=Tu6dZfNOyK7DFpWB Wages, like all prices, are determined by supply and demand.
If I understand correctly, NY is concerned about the power and water consumption. 1. How do they get power in space? (solar) Do the same on earth at 1/100 the cost (or build 50x the number of solar to account for…
anthropic's models would also be useless in a jammed environment though
Dispatch/Cowork is basically claude code in a container. The section "Why not run it in a container?" would address your question in the post. One example I run into is that Cowork won't download and fill out or read…
There is some evidence to support the idea. However, "learning" studies can be a little disappointing since they usually take place over a short period of time. This one had a week-long timescale:…
Sounds like they took a cue from Sesame Street: > p8: "A child watching television under normal conditions is subject to frequent interruptions and distractions. The TV must vie for his attention. In order to simulate…
You're talking about an industry that gives you a generic "check engine" light and allows dealerships to charge you $100 just to read you the error message. I don't have any faith that they have the wherewithal to make…
Related: Science is a strong-link problem https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35712694 Things like lottery tickets are "strong link" problems (the system's value equals the strongest link's value); food safety is a…
I've never used Gemini computer use, but I assume it's the same: Claude computer use takes control of your whole computer inputs (mouse and keyboard) plus screenshots. You just log in, tell Claude you're logged in, and…