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by 99_00 4y ago
>Jim received his Ph.D. in Economics from the New School for Social Research in New York. https://australiainstitute.org.au/expert/jim-stanford/ Not a credible source of information. I invite anyone who disagre
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by 99_00 4y ago
I remember a time when "I saw it on the internet" was a punchline for a joke about someone who's gullible or misinformed.
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by 99_00 4y ago
>It is a bit wild to me how common sentiments like this are on hacker news, when so many people claim to be rationalist types. Then again, a group of mostly white people claiming systematic racism is gone in their so-called merit-based h
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by 99_00 4y ago
"Speech is violence" doesn't exist as a principle in modern western societies. It's a slogan and call for a coordinated mass political attack against an identified target. It is applied by political partisans to attack t
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by 99_00 4y ago
This is what actual privilege looks like. And it's based on class and social networks, not the color of your skin. But often the two are correlated.
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by 99_00 4y ago
Send 100 over china for each one they send here. Problem will be solved quick.
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by 99_00 4y ago
Do you think it is possible for the AI to request information to fill in gaps in it's model? For example, the AI doesn't have enough information about a companies process, or a regulation. It chats with an expert to fill in the ga
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by 99_00 4y ago
Anyone know what the minimum cost for creating a model is and what the limitation would be?
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by 99_00 4y ago
The difference is that instead of clicking on 3 or 4 pages to get your low quality content, you'll get it with a prompt.
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by 99_00 4y ago
Better grammar and spelling.
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by 99_00 4y ago
What is your definition of exploitation? >Agents, the most junior data labelers who made up the majority of the three teams, were paid a basic salary of 21,000 Kenyan shillings ($170) per month Based on my quick and dirty googling, it lo
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by 99_00 4y ago
Both these things can be true at the same time OpenAI hired Kenyans because of limited labour law, no unions, no red tape, and the cheapest they can find. Getting these jobs is good for Kenya
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by 99_00 4y ago
https://googlethatforyou.com?q=most%20powerful%20military%20...
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by 99_00 4y ago
Supply chain strain during war is normal. It's war.
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by 99_00 4y ago
The war in Ukraine should make it clear to everyone that China is militarily weak compared to a country outfitted with current generation western arms. Ukraine didn't even have a modern air force, but they were able to beat back Russia
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by 99_00 4y ago
Because the internet is the wild west. Unless you're making powerful politicians look bad. Then, suddenly, shutting you down is a simple matter.
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by 99_00 4y ago
I assume you mean analogy not abstraction. At the high school level it's common to teach electronics by analogy it's not exclusive to Mims.
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by 99_00 4y ago
Compare pollution while not cooking versus cooking with gas is the opposition of rational thinking. Probably even running an electric toaster will have an impact, especially if it hasn't been cleaned out (which is likely).
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by 99_00 4y ago
Unless you are willing to stop cooking, comparing indoor pollution while cooking with a gas stove versus when not cooking with anything is dumb. Comparing indoor pollution while cooking with a gas stove versus an electric stove makes sense.
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The establishment protects its own.
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It's an 18 hour course.
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by 99_00 4y ago
Bias, misinformation and deception are the norm. Not the exception.
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by 99_00 4y ago
It'll be interesting to see the angle they take. The media portrayal of FTX, thus far, seems to be very biased. With suspicion of fraud from huge well respected entities being all but buried. Ontario Teachers writes off FTX stake, citi
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by 99_00 4y ago
>Also Trump's lot meeting with the Russians before hand and the 100s of Russian troll accounts with names like American Patriot. No one is alleging collusion between Russia and Trump, so you are alluding to baseless conspiracy theor
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by 99_00 4y ago
edit: I misread your comment. Both extremes of the spectrum are pretty vocal. But I believe that there is a much bigger, more open minded center on all platforms.
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by 99_00 4y ago
Can you expand on your comment? Are you suggesting that US elections can be rigged?
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by 99_00 4y ago
Obviously Russian interferes in US elections. So do many other countries. And the US interferes in other countries elections. It's always been this way. It's just an issue now, because interference in the 2016 election was spun by
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by 99_00 4y ago
Not enough potential profit to hire better lobbyists. And no easy way for politicians to profit from insider information.
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by 99_00 4y ago
Why doesn't hydroelectric pumped storage have the same obvious and massive ecosystem damage as hydroelectric when it is hydro electric + the environmental damage caused by producing solar panels or wind turbines?
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by 99_00 4y ago
How is a website that publishes private sexual assault records allowed to access banking, cloud computing, social media, or any service provided by responsible socially aware and justice driven business?

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