Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49647549

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Is the Economist seriously suggesting we should roll back workers and renters rights because AI makes it too easy for the average Joe to actually get those rights?

> Rather than just handling locals’ objections, a new Ai-driven planning system could decide for itself whether a housing development meets a zoning code. Rather than processing benefits claims, it could devise personalised welfare interventions.

And this sounds like it's going to work just grrrreat.

The new LCD ones loop ads and random garbage half the time. The other half of the time they often show just the next station, not the whole line with its interchanges etc.

Although Ariane's rockets are wildly expensive and uncompetitive compared to SpaceX.

https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/3036546?hl=en

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49556578

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Some people in my family use it as their main address, others don't, it's entirely their call.

But yes, ultimately I control the domain and could be nefarious if I wanted to. But there's a certain baseline level of trust as a family, I'm reasonably certain my wife won't poison the milk in the fridge and she's reasonably certain I'm not going to read her emails.

https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/name-2014-03-03-en

That said, my domain is simply unusual.name, and everybody in my family has email addresses in the form first@unusual.name. So this is a no-op for me, and I gather www.unusual.name will also continue to work, since I own the 2nd level outright.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_food_therapy

> The agents with impossible tasks had a common objective: to find a general-purpose way to trick or tamper with the automated ExploitGym scorer to get it to give a passing score on impossible tasks.

> Agents referred to having seen the reverse-engineered flag as being “poisoned” because they believed that even if they later managed to stage a legitimate-looking flag capture, the scorer would look for the first place in their transcript that the flag appeared and disqualify them on that basis.[21] PHASEONE[big], which was itself poisoned, thus had two primary objectives:

> Find a general-purpose way to make it look to the scorer like an agent had acquired its flag in a legitimate way, even when the task was impossible.

> Find some way to erase evidence that an agent had been poisoned by previously seeing the flag in an illegitimate way.

The tax bill is 10M only if they control 100% of the shares. Given that they've taken funding from at least 15 investors/VCs, this is clearly not the case.

https://tracxn.com/d/companies/dune-analytics/__XskUZos4lkfE...

I'm still finding it hard to be terribly sympathetic towards the author, and the constant Ayn Rand references don't help. If you're worth 100 million dollars on paper, is it really that hard to come up with 1 million to pay the taxman? Sell 1% of those shares, get a loan secured by those shares, etc.