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FB invades your privacy so that they sell access to you. Your privacy is important to them, so that they can continue to be the intermediary.

I know of a bank that it asked for every piece of PPII they have on you for account validation. This allows their phone support folks to have every piece of information to steal your identity.

What do you use for archiving github issues?

Those notes are great, David Liu seems while a wholesome dude https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~david/research.html

"Propositions as Types" by Philip Wadler https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOiZatlZtGU

#2 is not a copyright violation. You can reimplement APIs.

The WA state tabs on my Leaf which weighed less than Volvo station wagon were literally 4x higher because of EV taxes.

You should have gotten a used Nissan Leaf. Perfect in town car.

Le Guin also "terrorized" her writing class by springing Toni Morrison on them.

https://luisurrea.com/2018/01/tolfink-was-here-on-ursula-k-l...

What you are parroting is been part of the Republican plan to erode government and our trust in government over the last 50 years.

> The fact that all models at present credulously accept their training

Is this true?

So many on HN make these absolute statements about how LLMs operate and what they can and can't do, that it seems like they fail harder at this test than any other.

It is just autocomplete.

They can't generalize.

They can't do anything not in their training set.

All of which are false.

> only really trust your own personal bubble.

I don't know how you got to this conclusion, but I trust my own thinking the least since it is my own personal bubble. Just because it is mine, doesn't make it good, it just makes it mine.

If the stakes are low, do whatever. But when you need solid answers, that is what rigor is for. You address the argument on merits, not who made it.

Don't suffer from open loop opinions, even your own.

NTFS is an ancient but well designed file system, a more apt comparison would be ZFS or BTRFS both of which checksum metadata and data.

Kroger is most definitely storing this information. I rarely shop any Kroger store, but when they started doing IDs scans, I shop there less and no longer buy anything that requires my ID.

I would like to have an argument https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLlv_aZjHXc

Elon doesn't know Elon's own worldview, checks his own tweets to see what he should say.

That is a weak excuse to rely on data integrity in the hardware. They most likely had that feature and removed it so they wouldn't be liable for a class action lawsuit when it turns out the NAND ages out due to bug in the retention algorithm. NTFS is what, 35 years old at this point? Odd comparison.

You need adblock

It is the passive voice, not the word suicide that is the issue.

Or, if you are designing software to kill people, that you actually do a good job.

https://www.cnet.com/news/privacy/cia-allegedly-bought-flawe...

It did receive "Awarded Best Paper", maybe you should see why that is?

That is excellent, I am also using it to prototype designing languages and 3.7 and 4.0 models are really quite good for this. I haven't found substantial academic research in using LLMs for making prototype language compilers.

Getting wiretapping is nice, it unlocks a whole new set of remedies.

Ordering issues can be overcome by allowing the model to think in one direction and then reverse the output once it has created it.

How much incontext documentation for your language are you giving it, or does it just figure it out?

And so the line continues

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

This is nice.

Slackermanz created the discrete version of what would later become Lenia, called MNCA (Multiple Neighborhood Cellular Automata).

https://slackermanz.com/

https://www.youtube.com/c/slackermanz