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Cake day: August 28th, 2024

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  • Ah ok, looks like I didn’t read the article carefully enough.

    That still leaves two scenarios though:

    1. Claude fucked up, and gave Google a way to index public links of people. After this news broke, they asked Google (and other search engines) to not show those urls anymore.
    2. People fucked up and/or fell victim to Google’s the data hunger, which let Google to index their public links, after which Claude asked Google not to index such links.

    I guess, in the end, I’m mostly wondering if the long random strings of public links are generally “brute-force-discovered” by crawlers like Google, or whether “discovery” of such links requires some kind of breach.









  • With the money that it costs to send an entire data center to space you can easily fortify and militarize your data center on earth to the extent that no protester will ever come close?

    The law is anyway already largely under their control right? They don’t have to go to space to evade the law.

    And to the extent that the law still applies to them and constraints then, doesn’t it also still apply to the necessary ground-based necessities for space based data centers? As in, if the state wants to shut them down, they can still do so?