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> AI-native mathematicians

What a world we live in...

Have you ever read this? https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2019/1024/oj/eng

I hope La Quadrature and company appeal this refusal to the EU.

Also even without the context above, a museum preventing people from experiencing and studying items from its collection (since the point clouds were apparently ruled such) is enough of a grounds for activist action against them.

While at it, don't forget to put on your fedoras.

And it threatens not a single profession, but all people doing intellectual work.

And it still carries some of the cliche features of LLM-'designed' sites.

Are you crazy? libadwaita looks way, way more polished and consistent than anything I've seen on macos for the last at least 5 years. And only one of these is an open-source project with a limited budget.

Yeah, good luck getting me to be a good little source of information for LLM companies to profit from.

I'm sorry, are you reading more because LLMs are doing your job in the meantime or are you reading more because you're mostly reading LLM output day to day now?

If you are referring to banking apps, I just don't use banking apps that don't work on my degoogled phone thus granting them the low fraud risk they so strive for with forcing locked devices.

The guy has an obvious conflict of interest - running a youtube channel/taking sponsorships. I've never undestood why so many people take his word at face value. It's at best attempts to manufacture hype for views and at worst shilling for whoever gave him money to shill for them (i.e. qualcomm buying arduino is good actually)

Agreed from my observations as well. Animals like rats, pidgeons, gulls need food. In urban environments this means trash. Live in a society that keeps its environment free of trash (including properly kept landfills) and pests will be significantly less.

There's a person who decided to ban bot traffic from their own site, and there's a person who committed a felony in response. Definitely a 'both sides' situation according to HN comments.

I sure as hell am never again releasing human-authored open-source in a way that can be scraped. My Github is now relegated to the lowest quality slop from the cheapest models.

Oh I am doing it on purpose lately here in HN, and it's hella hard to sound as dumb, repetitive and cliche as Claude.

I can agree that cars should not exist. I cannot agree that cars that already exist and sadly emburden cities with their presence should not just stop and safely wait for the resolution of a road situation.

As opposed to what?... Floor it? Just stopping is the safe default* that should be practiced by more human drivers, too.

*) In the general case especially within cities. There are exceptions - for example on roads with high speed limit like euro highways, where stopping for non-emergency reasons is banned anyway.

> even if machines are still worse than humans (they aren't)

As I said this is still a subject of research. This statement has a source of 'trust me bro'.

> Imo we should allow (and then enforce) self driving even if machines are still worse than humans

How about we do that after a drastic reduction of car use? How about we do that after car manufacturers start taking responsibility about road deaths caused by their 'self-driving' software, and hardware corner cuts?

This goes to show that any car, be it internal combustion, electric, manually operated or self-driving is still a car, and thus is still capable of inflicting death (among other negatives). The difference is still just in the frequency of deaths (and with self-driving this is still under debate).

Poor cat...

Good.

Can the load-bearing gaps that are worth being flagged for pinning down be abliterated out of a model?

> if you didn't know ahead of time they were AI-generated

You can't be serious... Are we looking at the same posters?

Who said anything about engineering... Do it the American way -- mine the entire fault with nukes, set them off simultaneously, broadcast the entire thing live and sell ad time!

I still do open-source. You just get the code on a CD like the good old times!

What a horrible day to have eyes...

LMAO, right, just as representative!

Get this Brexit-era disinfo off my screen...

You keep spreading this, but the eurocommssion president gets appointed by the European Council, which consists of democratically elected heads of state.

She is no less democratically elected than the prime minister of a parliamentary republic... They get appointed by the democratically elected parliament.

No, it's necessary only when the alternative is to mutilate the print edition...

Thank you, I won't even bother opening TFA.

Calling out LLM-generated text seems not to be welcome here. Last time I dared say an article was unreadable because of the amount of slop poured into it, I was accused that '[I have] the usual "big words hard" mindset of people who aren't used to reading well-written prose'. I am never again pointing LLM-generated texts out.

I was going to say that this is the only surveillance that I would be OK with, considering the users are not on public property. However, I hadn't considered that calling the police on anyone in the US (especially for carrying a firearm) does not carry the same consequences as elsewhere...