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Comment · 3 months ago
It was created at wartime. Not as a civilian project. Developed as a weapon. And other countries were developing nuclear weapons as science of it was never a secret

Destruction display did caused the governments to come together and build frameworks and structures to avoid the repeat of it

Comment · 3 months ago
Nuclear wasn't governed until the destruction was seen. There's no reason to believe AI wouldn't follow a similar path
Comment · 3 months ago
You (the org) brought fire to the masses. How that fire is used (to build or burn the cities) is not for you do decide

Stand by and share your ethics concern. But this isn't misalignment. A lot of AI use cases will be constraint/reigned in through governance evolution at every scale

Comment · 4 months ago
Another repo that shouldn't exists Do you know anything about how E2E tests are actually written and run?
Comment · 4 months ago
Was writing E2E tests ever a problem that needs automation? Also E2E tests need to be updated everytime a new feature is added. TesterArmy sounds great. But config overhead and potential security leaks makes it a no go
Comment · 6 months ago
The irony of this is so strange..
Comment · 6 months ago
Claude is demonstrably bad now and is getting worse. Which is either

a) Entropy - too much data being ingested b) It's nerfed to save massive infra bills

But it's getting worse every week

Comment · 9 months ago
I keep on wondering how much of the AI embrace is marketing driven. Yes, it can produce value and cut corners. But it seems like self driving by 2016 Musk prediction. Which never happened. With IPO/Stock valuations closely tied to hype, I wonder if we are all witnessing a giant bubble in the making

How much of this is mass financial engineering than real value. Reading a lot of nudges how everyone should have Google or other AI stock in their portfolio/retirement accounts

Comment · 1 year ago
Was it ever rich to begin with if the colonies are removed? It's simply going back to its natural state. Although worse off because of the socialist policies that can't be sustained
Comment · 1 year ago
You mean a very active Twitter user who is all about cutting government inefficiency didn't know repercussions of his tweet? It was up for 5 hours. By then damage was done. People with large loses have sued and are getting their money back directly from the scammers. How crazy is this
Comment · 1 year ago
Driver didn't take delivery from Tesla by themselves and used a third party. In situations like these chances of parts replacement by older/faulty parts is high
Comment · 1 year ago
The bigger correction will be in tech stocks that are overly exposed to datacenter investments to accommodate for ever rising AI demands. MSFT, AMZN, META they are all exposed
Comment · 2 years ago
If we can laydown undersea internet cables all across the world, surely the nuclear power plants can be someplace else and energy generated can be transferred.

Securing nuclear power is a pain and US oscillates between far left and far right. France is the nuclear power horse of Europe and supply the excess power all around.

Comment · 2 years ago
The cognitive decline can also be attributed to extreme isolation that everyone was subjected to. My super enriched, flow like heavenly water life came to a complete standstill. All future plans and timelines thrown in disarray. Covid has ended but my life trajectory has completely changed
Comment · 2 years ago
That's no different than saying most/all corporations are foreign owned. Why is that a right wing claptrap? Irish right wingers are the dumbest people on the planet. Living off the foreign population in one of the largest welfare state

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