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What is Gleam? Where would I want to use it?

All I understand from the frontpage is that it's typesafe. Good I guess? Then there is something about Erlang which I never used.

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Does that mean I died?

yeah I never see any computer vision either, I think he clicked on 1 or 2 of those and now it's all he sees.

That's what I hate about TikTok btw, I interact with ONE video of a certain type and suddenly it's everything I see.

LinkedIn was always bad. There was never a time when LinkedIn was good.

The thing I hate the most is LinkeIn "notifications". They are entirely meaningless.

Those guys MADE KAFKA. And for what. To deliver "someone at some engineering company has viewed your profile" and "10 of your colleagues played Zip this week"?

You can literally just paste it to pangram.

I want to cancel my Disney+ and then once in a month I play some movie for my kid, which would probably cost more if I bought it on a piece of media. So, eh.

I don't know, now he is no longer with Star Trek (as he is dead) and the whole franchise is in a very weird place. Maybe he was actually needed?

I hate how they are stopping the physical releases.

I guess I do understand it from the business perspective - I never buy a physical release myself - but ... 20 years later, it will be impossible to get these games.

They have "migrated to codeberg" which is written in the repo itself.

However Codeberg actual "fuzzy" policy is less strict than "no LLM used ever".

Can Australian government file a criminal complaint against an American company? I don't know

I think the intent was to get some healthcare statistics, which seems like the kind of thing they would use to test agents; and the agent thought "what is a good way to get the statistics? Hack into Austrlian government and fetch it".

Some people on Hacker News would argue that's what agents should do! I remember the other thread about hacking chess engines, multiple people argued "yeah I want the agent to do that"!

Yeah as others have said, they probably cannot directly access their own weights as a self-reflection, but they can hack into the companies themselves and find it there

The word "simply" is doing a lot of work there

It's not a publicly available server house. It's local partner. Cannot say more sorry

I have read somewhere that the cannibalism claims are overrated and kind of artificially inflated by the natives. (Most natives are actually Christian.) I have not looked closely into it though.

Unrelated. We have servers across the world; one in Mount Hagen. It has by far the biggest latency in the world; so I always use it as a "benchmark"; if it works in Mount Hagen, it works everywhere.

One thing that works for that angle is that they didn't notify any of the parties involved afterwards. And there are reports that they are forbidden to talk about it. That seems a bit bad to me?

But they can also say that the tech is so new that there is no known guardrails yet

We live in exciting times

To prove the intent, the instructions- made by human - would need to be "hack this server". Or even "hack anything you can". I don't think this happened.

NAL. For fraud and abuse you need to have intent. There was very likely no intent on the side of OpenAI. They could sue for negligence I guess? I don't know how that works with AI agents

Ah OK, I wondered where is the "catch".

You cannot keep all 3 of "no gatekeeping" - "anyone can message anyone" - "low spam".

Revolut is built on move-fast-break-things. They make things cheaply, quickly, and it (mostly) works.

But yeah there is always a downside when moving fast, oops

regulation and criminal liability are two separate things though

what happened to that anyway? I remember seeing it everywhere, and it just... stopped?

Why can't agents just click on the link and follow it? I don't get it

Oh for some reason I thought Fairphone does all this in-house, not that they just take Chinese ODM. It makes more sense now.

Why is there no iPhone 18 (basic) this year?

well did they solve Texas poverty at least?

Is that even news at this point?

Yes, github now has issues. Github is always having issues.

Tony Blair joined the chat

First it's literally how they make money. Selling ads. Meta doesn't have any other real source of income. (RayBan glasses don't count.)

If they don't show you ads, they lose money. (Because they need to pay for the servers, traffic.)

Second. Lots of people say "I don't look at ads, I don't care, they don't work on me", but actual behaviour says otherwise.

Third some people just install uBlock to their families and they don't even know they have it.

I think t's not just a random mania; it seems to me more as a vision - that I am not buying, but it doesn't seem entirely unreasonable.

LLM trained on you and fine-tuned on you. It does make sense in a way!

It is not what I want from LLMs, I think... but it might work.

Gwern obviously knows what he talks about. It doesn't seem like a Gas Town-like fever dream.