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I don’t know if this is being shared intentionally given the timing of “The Gospel” AI target finder, but it is truly horrific that AI is being used this way and as an accountability target
It’s why I could never work at Meta, knowing how much I would feel responsible in aiding various genocides around the world. How any engineer there is able to ethically live with themselves is beyond me (but I also don’t make that Meta money)
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That sounds improbable. If US currency falls every western economy falls with it
By your logic, having one small group would be most efficient. Which makes perfect sense, given the tiny size of the US government, in Trumpistan logic.
>Electron

…oh. Shame, that.

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This tracks with Mark Cuban's comment re: Trump becoming a CEO and Elon et al being on the "board."
> But the people are getting what they voted for, so is it really ethical to intervene in that?

Did people vote for this? I thought people were voting on the price of eggs. Trump dishonestly disavowed the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 ghostbuster containment system of horrible policies when people started becoming aware of the horrors that were in there. Sure, Trump is releasing those demons on us now, but a lot of voters claimed to believe Trump's dishonest disavowals.

Trump wouldn't have won if he had been honest about what he would do. Voters didn't choose *this*.
But what stick? The stick doesn't work when they know you aren't going to use it
What makes a DOGE applicant so special?
Yup. And directly related to that, the absurdity of having the second month be the one that has weird numbers of days and gets a regular extra day to keep the calendar in sync with Earth's revolutions. Adding or removing a day from the end of the year is the obvious choice, so why not do it there?

Turns out, people who came up with the leap year weren't stupid - the extra day used to be tacked to the end of a year. But then the thing you mentioned happen, the calendar was rotated right (in the positional arithmetic sense) by two, and what used to be the last month of the year is now called February.
DirectFile makes it such that anyone with a simple tax situation (some W-2s, some dependents, etc) can easily file their federal taxes online. Free. Straight to the IRS. My only gripe with DirectFile is that it doesn't yet cover more complex cases (but let's not have perfect be the enemy of good; it's probably good enough for 75% of citizens) and you still have to find a way to do state filings based on your state.
America has been truly 'oligarchal' for approximately the past one month, whereas China has been a totalitarian state for the better part of a century.

Why not compare the Allies with the Axis next? The US was segregated, right, so... hey, same difference! /s
What is the purpose of putting a person in jail or fining them?

Retribution? Reformation? Prevention?
That's for OP to chime in on. I'm just pointing out that the person I'm responding to is missing the point of OPs post entirely.
"Also, those are not concentration camps of the kind of Nazi Germany. This is highly offensive to those that suffered in the holocaust to conflate these things."

Yeah, they are like 1933 Nazi camps, not 1945 Nazi camps...

The road to Nazi Germany was paved by people, like you, who looked at the obvious and dismissed it as hyperbole until the truth became unbearable. You're literally that guy in the "are we the baddies?" meme.

They are doing Nazi salutes and setting up out-of-country concentration camps to which they will send individuals they deem "illegal" who have been labeled by the head of state to be "poisoning the blood" of our nation.

This sentence is true in America today, and in 1933 Nazi Germany.

As for anyone who is offended, send them my way and they can give me an earful, and we can talk it out. But when I see a Nazi salute, I'm calling it out; I don't care who it offends.
So, America has been dovetailing towards being a monarchy because Congress won’t do their jobs, and it was inevitable that a President would eventually arrive who would wield that power? If nobody is willing to enforce the law, and the majority willingly hand the keys to the democracy to a single individual with dubious intentions, is it best to just accept this as the “natural order of things”? The institutions that my generation was raised to respect as the foundations of the democracy seem to hold no weight or value, so it seems like the only thing left to do is just stand by to see what happens. I preemptively left the country last year and won’t be back anytime soon, so as sad as I am to see this day, I’m also strategically working to insulate myself from as much of the fallout as I can.
you're talking about the US Supreme Court but it has been politicized over the years and leans to one party or the other instead of strictly interpreting the constitution. For example, many people believe it leans heavily to the right side these days.
There's at least https://adnauseam.io/ for that already
> Again, read the EU AI Act. It's not like it's hidden, or hasn't been available for several years already.

You could point out a specific section or page number, instead of wasting everyone's time. The vast majority of people who have an interest in this subject do not have a strong enough interest to do what you have claim to have done.

You could have shared, right here, the knowledge that came from that reading. At least a hundred interested people who would have come across the pointing out of this clear definition within the act in your comment will now instead continue ignorantly making decisions you disagree with. Victory?
> If meant to prevent repeat bad behavior, then simply reprogramming the computer accomplished the same end goal.

Note the bad behaviour you're trying to prevent is not just the specific error that the computer made, but delegating authority to the computer to the level that it was able to make that error without proper oversight.
They just shipped a frontpage; there is no model yet.
Are there any LLMs that can explain all the amendments to the layperson?
> a computer bug could send that money to the wrong account due to a solar ray

I think the original quote captures that with the qualifier "a management decision", which given that it was 1979 implies it's separate from other kinds of decisions being made by non-manager employees following a checklist, or the machines that were slowly replacing them.

So a cosmic-ray bit-flip changing an account number would be analogous to an employee hitting the wrong key on a typewriter.
This sounds like a Svengali deck, which just has every other card slightly shorter. Then when you flip from one direction it seems like all of the cards are different, and from the other direction, all of the cards appear the same. Would be easy to do, but in one direction your hand would tend to block the view of the cards.
Disregarding the contributions of some of the biggest players in Linux/OSS has me immediately disregarding your comment.

You can for sure like whatever homegrown community Linux distro you want. It doesn't remove the work those players have done. :)
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That was one really expensive 'Roman' salute ...
In turkey this has been the other way around! Us does not look so much different now
The (linked) Ratchet is genius! A near perfect mechanism to enforce the future you want without undue work in the meantime.

https://qntm.org/ratchet
That’s assuming it was funny in the first place.
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Can definitely create new math concepts, for example.

"Let two dhdud and three otincjf be called a Uhehjfj"
The first word of the paragraph appears to be, "authority".

I can't quite make out the first paragraph, contents.

But a bit after that comes under another semi-title "responsibility" and part of it reads:

> TO PERFORM AS PRE-DIRECTED BY THE PROGRAMMER WHENEVER INSTRUCTED TO DO SO

This [0] small link might make it easier to read bits.

[0] https://imgur.com/rnW2RJa
I confess this line always upset me. It is cute, but it directly points to the idea that the main recourse for a mistake is to take umbridge with an individual that must have obviously been wrong.

No. If a mistake is made and it impacts people, take action to make the impacted people whole and change the system so that a similar mistake won't be made again. If you want, you can argue that the system can be held accountable and changed.

Further, if there is evidence of a bad actor that is purposely making choices that hurt people. Take action on that. But accountability of actors in the system is almost certainly immune by policy. And for good reason.
> "Ed Martin pledges to Musk "any and all legal action against anyone who impedes your work or threatens your people."

Some context here: after a recent Wired article naming the several young Dept. of Government Efficiency engineers, numerous Reddit posts and subreddits have tried to dox and threaten[0] their lives.

[0]: https://x.com/reddit_lies/status/1886478026734534740
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Apparently there's JS interface for it too: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mitmproxy

But the problem with it is that you have to configure proxy in the app (they do got transparent and wireguard modes but there's still quite a bit of configuration).
Seems like Python support is up next for this project: https://github.com/anistark/feluda/pull/18
OP is single-handedly keeping you in business
This subthread gives me hope that maybe the new management isn't so much worse after all.
Funnily enough, I just switched to helix so I needed a git client.

I tried lazygit but couldn't get into it. It was nice but slow for my work's monorepo.

I switched to gitui, which is kinda... Obtuse. But fast. I

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Yes, if you give the Wasm instance access to timers.
I’m not sure how having Congress “start legislating again” would be effective if the executive branch can simply ignore that legislation under your interpretation.
> Any form of taxing it is against state constitution

The WA state constitution says non uniform property taxes are not allowed, and 1930 WA Supreme Court ruled income was property.

A flat income tax would have been allowed, until last year when income tax was outlawed, but not with enough votes to amend the state constitution.
In the US, "conservative" is synonymous with "Republican" and "Republican" is (so far, at least) synonymous with "MAGA loyalist", so it's really splitting hairs to call out the alleged difference.
I applaud the goal of rooting out the pork. But, "We have to do something. This is something." doesn't excuse how it's being done.

Turning off the entire flow of money is unnecessary, even counter-productive, to understanding how the money is flowing. Even if half of the money is waste, turning off the other half is causing tremendous real harm for no reason.

It is completely unnecessary and horrific to rubber stamp around national security protocol for something as incomprehensibly impactful as the federal payments system.

And, in the end, what are we going to get out of all of it? What I'm seeing out of Elon is propaganda about programs like "studying shrimp on treadmills" which was an microscopic piece of a very sensible study on marine safety and security. That's exactly the kind of work the government is supposed to be doing. But, if you frame it badly enough, you can destroy it for everyone and claim it as a victory.
I would suggest an updated version, more germane to the current fast-developing landscape of AI agents:

A COMPUTER CAN NEVER BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE

THEREFORE WE MUST NEVER DENY THAT

COMPUTERS CAN MAKE DECISIONS
Apologies, to clarify I meant a leg full of ants per person.
Even that doesn't solve it because the truck is too powerful for the bin. Over time the lid breaks apart from the grabbing and flicking motion. Plus some trash inevitably slips proper placement. And animals are smart.

People are trying to sterilize rats or give them birth control now vs kill them. If you kill a rat, you still have the environment that could support a rat and one is liable to more in from the populations nearby you didn't kill. If you sterilize the rat and release it however, it keeps other new rats from moving in potentially in the maintenance of its territory and it could be doing this job for you for years while you try and sterilize the rest of the area. And eventually these rats will die, and if the great bulk has been sterilized in some way then you may actually eliminate or push back sterile rat populations out of certain areas.
> The models will be developed within Europe's robust regulatory framework, ensuring alignment with European values while maintaining technological excellence

As a European, that's practically an oxymoron. The more one limits oneself to legally clean data, the worse the models will be.

I hate to be pessimistic from the get go, but it doesn't sound like anything useful will be produced by this and we'll have to keep relying on Google to do proper multilinguality in open models because Mistral can't be arsed to bother beyond French and German.
Your question was valid and you didn’t deserve to get downvoted. That being said the person who responded to you is wrong. They did have the appropriate security clearance to access the records.

Some people are skeptical on the legitimacy of what some are calling “emergency” security clearances given by executive order[1] but there’s no evidence this is not within the bounds of the president’s power. An expedited clearance could have been granted in 48 hours but presumably the backlog has already lasted longer than that and would hamper plans for the first month in office.

[1] https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/memo...
Since it worked so well for Russia in the 90s onwards, why not America?
Even ads without ML would run afoul of this
... is not a moral subject. But animals can be moral subjects [1]

[1] https://academic.oup.com/book/12087
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I wouldn't be surprised if it does cover all software. After all, chess solvers are AI.
Arrest the executives of companies that allow malicious use of AI?

Second degree murder. Much like a car driver can't blame their car for the accident, a corporate driver shouldn't be allowed blame their software for the decision.
Why would they do anything else? Last Trump Presidency caused incredible inflation that for a huge part went into the stock market, because where else can it go?
> Nor can an overly permissive reading be justified on moral grounds... most of Europe (and indeed, the world) does not honor the concept of jus soli.

It is extremely common in the Americas though. I think only Colombia and a few island countries don't have birthright citizenship here. I think it is a good concept for us, the US has historically been a nation of immigrants and our country has a culture that is shaped (and IMO strengthened) by people from all over the world.
I had to scroll a lot to get to the first positive comment! And it is heavily downvoted.

Reminds me of this submission here (ironically) asking advice on dealing with negative comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42445820
What is the purpose of accountability?
I guess you instead have a cat problem.
This is what US Conservatism looks like. You get with Trump's program or you get primaried out. Simple as that.
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I think you're quite muddled about what's going on here

The full name of this type is std::fmt::Arguments not std::Arguments and even so there's no such thing as std::fmt::Arguments::fmt - there is no function with that name, we can only talk about this name (since it doesn't exist) if we bring into context a specific trait such as Display or Debug

So the full name of the thing you think is the "one useful thing you can do with Arguments" is

<std::fmt::Arguments as std::fmt::Display>::fmt

or perhaps it's

<std::fmt::Arguments as std::fmt::Debug>::fmt

... as I said, Arguments implements both traits, and their sole function has the same name so we need to disambiguate somehow if we mean one of these functions or the other. For the function defined on Arguments itself, as_str, it's already unambiguous.

In the end the Debug and Display traits are all just ductwork, which is why as_str caught my attention.
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Right, the crusty 236 year old government is showing it’s age and has problems but has also resulted in an exceptionally successful country, so the logical solution would be to incrementally improve it, but instead, the voting populace just decided to burn it to ash; although, many are too politically ignorant to even understand the consequences of their decision.
... but it hurts so good!
The usage covering "unacceptable risk" is stuff that's either illegal or heavily regulated already in human operation too.

> Also, this kind of laws would make Europeans to stay at the loser side of the AI competition as China and mostly every US corporation doesn't care about that.

Not sure that's a game I want to win.
They never lie, they are too dumb to lie!
A system!!! Held accountable!!!! A system, just like a computer, cannot be held accountable for the reason that a system, as like a computer, is not alive and cannot actual be held accountable in a way that the system or computer cares.

But what is a system made of? People who are doing bad decisions and should be held accountable for that. Without accountability of bad actors in systems, you get companies committing crimes because no one at the top rarely sees fines or jail time. The same immunity from responsibility you think is a good thing in a system is what I would say is corporate america’s major sin.

You’re upset at the line because you make a fundamental misunderstanding of what it means for someone to be held accountable for something.
Rats live where there are bins too.