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4mo ago
it really depends on if it can do useful actions, and both you and the company can reasonably trust that it will actually do the right thing
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tax payment is kindof a meme i guess, but one with force behind it
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4mo ago
minecraft is the actual metaverse. how much did facebook spend trying to recreate it?
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4mo ago
the jobs that actually need to be paid highly and the ones that do have little relation to each other all those "heroes" and "essential workers" like people running the till at grocery stores should be getting paid a ton
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4mo ago
so you can tear it down? them rioting is a benefit, so you can justify sending in occupation forces to get rid of some this is well practiced stuff in the west bank
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4mo ago
we probably would. the key to both those things was government money and support
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4mo ago
is oct 7th actually comparable to what israel has done to Palestinians over time? sure it was reprehensible, but is it on the same scale even? both before and after? criticising hamas seems like premature optimization, and picking something
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4mo ago
iran has defacto control over traffic in the strait. what changes?
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4mo ago
ive been getting claude to reverse engineer my raybans glasses case, so i can figure out a 3d printed insert to put in thats less likely to break. in the process, figuring out some tricks for getting opus to work with 3d a bit better two tr
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4mo ago
it wouldnt necessarily. there are also cycles of cooling and warming between the earth and sun. we are however, warming when were supposed to be on an overall cooling trend
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i get the sense that its probably overblown, sicne we've only got a couple years worth of measured data on it. we're jumping to a catastrophe when it might just ring, and whatever the environmentalists who prioritize it qant to do
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somehow Ive always thought fugro was a person and not a company
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russia and israel are both regional powers. israel also has a substantial population of russians in the form of russian jews, so if israel is following russian disinformation tactics, it probably wouldnt be hard to trace their roots
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4mo ago
it isnt all that interesting from a tech perspective without details about the code and techniques used for doing it. its worth a flag in that its rage bait, and not surprising or new by any means that israel is aiming to meddle in election
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4mo ago
rather than words, israelis are required to enlist and actively murder rape, and maim palestinians as a right of passage to becoming an adult?
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4mo ago
the single celled dog might beg to differ. sometimes a cancer can then survive on its own back as a single celled organism
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it took a long time for this to actually go out. for what id expect to be an in memory switch, 2-3h is a while
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youd also have to consider that the executive branch isn't allowed to make decisions, so the copyright office couldnt actually do anything, unless congress specifically passed a law saying a certain work has or does not have copyright
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how is that different from US AI that self censors and is banned from release by their emperors?
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they might be reading blogs at the library?
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everyone is discovering everyone else's practices? its handy to have that run locally yeah, but thinking of that as being the way is not straightforward
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> Over this period, the device worked across a range of humidities, from 21 to 88 percent, and produced between 57 and 161.5 milliliters of drinking water per day. Even in the driest conditions, the device harvested more water than other
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4mo ago
a trained model can do that too. you dont even need a model to do these things. a cellphone can be used to rob your grandmother in a highly effective way. a cellphone can also be used to coordinate terrorist attacks or hostile state operati
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that is not the downgrade they were doing
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people cancelling their subscriptions doesn't look great either same with bad press about their model sucking after they said its even better than sliced bread - sliced bread that will destroy the world if buttered
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yudowski took over lesswrong? isnt that literally his thing since the 90s or something?
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not to mention all the theft and feeling good about yourself being rich
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> the capabilities we will have two years from now are hard to even imagine properly. unless the bitter pill is gone, extraordinarily not this. The capabilities will be limited by the training data we can create to pull information and p
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it shouldnt. power consumption and global climate change should ASI should be in the top 10k concerns maybe, but way below what to eat for dinner. much higher on the fears is some hype guy pretending he has made this thing, and giving it
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4mo ago
or, that certain cards when play together make an infinite loop, and so cannot be played/insta-die
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