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@eigenrobot the gulf is too vulnerable to play with the escalation ladder

this seems a bit silly because the gcc can close the strait as easily as iran so why don't they start sinking iranian ships, one wonders

@jamesanthony_us @CCamosy marbury v madison was also unanimous?

@CCamosy 45% unanimous too. Why do those cases make it? Why does this court even need to hear the cases it grants cert—can’t the inferior courts be made to do better?— Yes, all courts can be made to do better. See link in reply.

even the justices who are most disagreeable (Kagan and Alito) find themselves agreeing a whopping 61 percent of the time

@DBDesRoches @NatashaTurak why so many?

@NatashaTurak enjoy it while you can. I give it four days.

Happy ceasefire day!!! ☀️🇦🇪 🌆

@briangobosox how do they charge money if not attacking ships?

The “COMPLETE, IMMEDIATE AND SAFE” reopening of the Strait. Umm, what about free?. It’s still gonna be free, right?

@difficultyang security is like literally the most obvious thing ever. Hacking is maybe one of the most easily verifiable real world things you can do

My take on Mythos is we will look back on security exploitation and say "well obviously it would be the kind of thing models would be good at, just like math!"

@Montaukmagic @JaredKubin the thing is they have no choice. The tooling and models will get better before anyone is able to make the decision to scale back

@JaredKubin I'm so curious what happens next. I think tokens deliver a lot more value than SPLK did but there's definitely a comparison with business models and how leadership makes decisions where costs are scaling linearly with consumption

Remember. “Run rate” is a PACE metric not a cumulative metric. The shorter the window like daily or weekly the less comparable it is (they wouldn’t be disclosing daily spot would they?) I mean it’s whicked impressive $9B run rate implies about $25M/day, $173M/week, $750M/month $30B run rate implies about $82M/day, $577M/week, $2.5B/month So the pace increased by about $57M/day, $404M/week, $1.75B/month, or 3.33x overall

@DmitryRybin1 oh come on lol

Re-reading AI 2027 and it's just too on-the-nose

@narmacnetworth watch smart glasses

Zuck has been an absolute disaster of a leader past few years -metaverse (massive miss) -ai (early but massive miss) -scale aquihire (massive miss) Speaking to some senior folks at the co it seems everyone (directors alike) are genuinely worried abt their jobs and what’s next due to massive swings in priority and horrible WLB with no direction Not kidding, it’s time for meta to have a real conversation about a CEO who can operate. Zuck is missing the Mark pun intended.

@hdagres back to the stone age GOYIM

Across the board, Iranian-Americans are outraged by talk of targeting energy infrastructure. That said, I haven’t seen much of a grassroots push to contact members of Congress and voice that opposition. With the midterms approaching, their voices have an impact more than ever.

@gogliyetli0 @OldSaltyGrouch @Worldsource24 allhamdullilah brother

@OldSaltyGrouch @Worldsource24 Herşey kontrol altında korkmayın İran mutlak bir galibiyet ve zafere imza atacak. Ortadoğu rahat bir nefes alacak özgürleşecek. Uzun vadede herşey yoluna girecek. ABD ve İsrail artık haddini bilecek dünyaya yalan söylemekten vazgeçecek.

Iran has informed both Qatar and Turkey that their services as mediators are no longer needed and that messages from the U.S. should no longer be relayed to Iran in the future.

@levelsio are you stupid? Tesla is designed by “designers from tech”. The reason he didn’t want a touch screen is because this is a luxury product and the reason for a large touch screen is obviously to lower costs. No one thinks it’s a better experience.

There has to be some word for this concept It's why designers from tech who design touchscreens like Jony Ive won't put a touch screen in a car but use real knobs Or why programmers don't actually like smart homes and smart appliances at all but want things analog Or why tech people raise their kids without mobile devices Like knowing things so well from inside of it (tech) that you choose to NOT use it because you know the negatives that come with it in specific contexts

@garybasin are you retarded ? (rhetorical question btw) Coding is hardly solved and definitely not autonomously solved

coding being largely solved by gpt4-era models is kinda bearish for the labs. you'll generate 95% of your coding tokens locally and route to a gigabrain vera rubin for occasional planning, debugging, refactoring. the labs need far more valuable use cases to keep scaling

@skepticaliblog and california is better off for those projects?

Willie Brown once said the quiet part out loud about California Democrats' entire strategy on public infrastructure projects “Start digging a hole and make it so big, there's no alternative to coming up with the money to fill it in”

@Dicker_JJ @KnottMatthew why is half the article about how you paid for his food?

Interview with Australian ex-spymaster / top diplomat, Dennis Richardson: It is a national disgrace, he argues, that Jewish schools and childcare centres require armed guards, while those a block away do not. “I’ve argued with highly intelligent, well-meaning people who’ve said to me that every Jewish Australian carries moral responsibility for Gaza, and they do not see that as being antisemitic. I’ve spoken to a lot of Australians who’ve said to me, ‘Oh yeah, there were 15 people killed at Bondi, but look at all the people who’ve been killed in Gaza.’ Sorry, what are you saying? Are you saying it’s legitimate to kill 15 innocent people because of Gaza or because they’re Jewish then that’s somehow understandable?”

@loganbartlett @AppLauncher_App jebaited by ai

@AppLauncher_App eh maybe but their viewers would quickly see through shilling

I think the TBPN acquisition is fairly simple for OpenAI. They hire people all the time and give them hundreds of millions of dollars of equity grants. These people are usually researchers but why not use a mix of cash and stock to get two people to help them on strategic comms.

@ThePrimeagen They do not contradict eachother. Believing that other companies would use their models unsafely, it is perfectly reasonable to use deception to stop them from stealing your capabilities. Retard!!!!!

I cannot stop thinking about Anthropic today for some reason 1. They claim that they are a company that prioritizes safety first and that they are creating a model responsibly 2. we learned from the code leak that anthropic employs deceptive techniques by calling fake tools to throw off distillers... Is this lying pattern built into claude or just the harness running claude? What else are they lying about? I am a bit more concerned now.

@lefineder passed down father to son?1

People with the last name 'Archer' were disproportionately employed as archers in medieval armies.

@eigenrobot another day another retarded eigen take. April fools?

why is iran still lobbing missiles at israel. morale i guess? feels basically pointless yet costly, as it exposes launchers and wastes missiles while accomplishing nothing tactically nor strategically

@ZoharAtkins hey I see all the people liking this are retard antisemites I just wanna let you guys know that if X showed this to you you’re a retard antisemite! Cheers!

@ZoharAtkins OH MY GOD. THE PEOPLE WHO FOUNDED A COUNTRY ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM… DID NOT HATE JEWS?? more at 11. Also what he said is not really as philosemetic as it seems

John Adams on the Jews. Wow.