Comment Re: Huge Economic Indicator (Score 1) 28
These won't prove anything because they're ugly.
That's what we call a confounding factor
These won't prove anything because they're ugly.
That's what we call a confounding factor
They don't know shit, some fraud convinced some policy maker that their snake oil was real
It boggles the mind how much people are betting on the future just because Musk is a genius.
Not as much as it boggles the mind how people can still think Musk is a genius. Literally all of his wealth is based on their beliefs making them make stupid decisions which enrich him.
If you need to hire someone to accomplish such a simple and basic task, there is something horribly wrong with your government.
Tell me something everyone but maggots doesn't already know.
SpaceX chose to use LEO in order to address latency. The drag is just a bonus. But if they used a higher orbit, then the satellites would be further apart from one another. The risk of Kessler syndrome would be higher if a collision occurred, but there would also be less collision risk.
The beauty of the open source lie, that there are any eyeballs at all.
Yeah, we never discovered this problem, because there are no eyeballs at all.
If you can't learn to think, at least learn to read.
I didn't stay long because of all the AI slop, but you may have accidentally joined a "list" thinking you were just following an account.
Anything is possible, but I have been pretty careful not to join anyone else's lists. I do publish a couple... but they are blocklists.
This is why Firefox is so shit now: Denialism.
I am using only UBO.
I have done clean installs.
Are you using Faceboot with Firefox? That's what causes me the most crashes.
Mobile Firefox crashes on me multiple times a day when processing heavy JavaScript. I like UBO but this is ridiculous
with the fallout being less (or none at all) made-in-China rainbow colored kitsch being sold at places like Target
Target went especially unwoke in an attempt to fight a conservative backlash against their pandering to the LGBTQetc community. They seem to be trying to ride it out, but their revenues continue to fall, so it's clearly a pretty shit plan.
I've heard the Capitola DMV has improved a lot, which is good, because last time I went there (I'm from there) it was an absolute fucking nightmare with a two and a half hour wait. At the time, I heard Watsonville was better...
Any particular bugs in Firefox bothering you?
The biggest bugs are in the mobile version IME. I use it with only one addon (UBO) and it crashes on me at least daily, sometimes several times a day. I am using it mostly for slashdot and faceboot, because I don't trust their app. Faceboot's heavy javascript punches ff mobile right in the dick.
I posted a review about it and they responded about sending in the crash reports. Well, I have been, FOR YEARS, and they do dick about the crashes.
In defense of the crabby old ladies at the DMV, ever you have to deal with the "public" on a regular basis?
Yes, and in way more depth than they do. DMV employees are spoiled AF by comparison.
Whether Anthropic was trying to hype about Mythos / Fable or not (and FYI, it is a pretty big leap forward), they absolutely did not want to get public access shut down. The US government very much seems to want to have exclusive access to it for now.
Also, to clarify the "jailbreak": They took open source projects that had known vulnerabilities, as well as deliberately introducing vulnerabilities into some other projects, then asked Fable to fix them, and then asked for test scripts to demonstrate that the exploits could no longer be exploited - the implication being that they could then use those exploits against unpatched systems. But what's the logic here? The challenge isn't "how to write exploits against known bugs", any model can do that. The challenge is finding the bugs - something Mythos / Fable has proven better than previous models at. Even if Fable refused to write said test scripts, it would automatically downgrade to Opus 4.8, and then *Opus* would have written those test scripts. Or any other model out there could do it, including free open source ones that can be safety-abliterated at will.
A bug in the code is worth two in the documentation.