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Comment · 4 hours ago
He would’ve likely qualified for Medicaid in the US if he was living in any liberal state that expanded eligibility.
Comment · 3 days ago
Go watch the body cam footage of the peaceful protest. Looks a lot like people with guns hid in the woods and shot a cop who responded to what looked like a terrorist attack.
Comment · 8 days ago
If I get randomly punched by someone who was in the fight club, with no knowledge of their participation, am I now a member of the fight club.
Comment · 8 days ago
So much pearl clutching from these security companies. An embargo isn’t an enforceable contract, expect it to leak and be ready to fast forward your plan. Don’t start pointing fingers because people protected themselves or their customers once the dam broke.
Comment · 9 days ago
All very well known security researchers with decades of experience. I agree the anime/song is unprofessional but somehow that stuff is normalized in security/hardware labs.
Comment · 12 days ago
The is written in the most grating way possible.
Comment · 12 days ago
Alas, I am the product of my environment
Comment · 15 days ago
It’s only about 10 per engineer. I’m not at Anthropic and before 2026 I was regularly hitting 1400 commits / year on my GitHub. If agents made me 2x faster (they have, review is still slow; I currently have 40 PRs open) that’d be the same rate.
Comment · 18 days ago
They left him as an employee for the FBI to continue investigating; likely they setup cameras to get hard evidence he was tampering with them.
Comment · 20 days ago
The above commenter has the same allegory- most “users” of math don’t care about the body of work behind it; only the consequence of it being proved is the fact that matters.
Comment · 1 month ago
I mean these machines take massive scale compute- they’d have to some how distill themselves, bootstrap a distributed inference runtime that can run across many lossy unreliable machines. The idea of the AI running away from us is probably unrealistic. I’m more interested in bad actors using unaligned AI for bad things.
Comment · 1 month ago
It didn’t mention the underlying theory? Is it just that these large dimensions reduce the collision probability?
Comment · 2 months ago
> Not a role requiring Fourth Amendment dogmatism: We will teach you our regulatory agility as long as you can ship code faster than regulatory oversight.

Is this a troll post? I’m pro-LEO and generally pro-Flock as a heavily auditable investigatory tool but intentionally circumventing the 4th amendment is outright evil.

Comment · 2 months ago
I literally work on this. The problem is that enforcing device attestation impacts DAU so platforms don’t want to do it but it’s effective. Once the internet is unusable, device attestation will be required to access services. Ad driven businesses will start to see demand from ad buyers for non-bot traffic etc.

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