Ekaros

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571.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I can make state machine that acts like it has survival instinct. But it certainly isn't something we would consider conscious. So I am not exactly sure how good most tests are.
572.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Exactly. You own more than people who rent. But still if only half is yours that would be fair to consider. Maybe AI would be solution. Feed it all bank statements, private records, emails, tax records and so on from say past 10 years. Then
573.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I think fairest would have been to give everyone some lump sum. Say median of student loans. Those with student loans or tax debt or medical debt would have it automatically applied towards them. And the rest would get it as tax return.
574.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
With co-op burning money gifted by some idiot until you get scale or get bought out does not work. And being bought is much harder exit strategy. As such less people will select such.
575.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I wonder what would reasonable level be. Say 1% of gross income or gross wealth. Whichever is higher. That would equalise the burden. So rich people who can afford it can pay more and poor people still pay, but might struggle a bit.
576.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
This is the weird intersection where I think that data might exist and LLM might be able to query it. But any company would never give it out. So the bot would not have access to it.
577.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Knowing the lack of understanding of basic chemistry and physics like fundamental thermodynamics... I have little hope any population can be trained to understand LLMs sufficiently...
578.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Also makes one question about task that we think AI can do. If the variance produced output is that large. What does it tells of failure rate in other tasks? Or reliability in general for uses cases? In real world the acceptable failure rat
579.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Then it should refuse to answer 100% of time.
580.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Yes. And that won't work wit AI.
581.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Discoverability of other content and ad money. And then critical mass of viewers leading to sponsorships and other exploitative models of monetising outside Google. Ads might be questionable model for lot of use cases. And network model onl
582.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Makes one wonder about how profitable interference really was. And then next is how will this affect demand? What is the balance of willingness to pay. And in general where do margins end? Just how much margin will AI have? Lifetime cost of
583.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I think bigger issue is torque. EVs have lot more torque and it is easier to use, so they can slip more often which then leads to wear.
584.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I never got what would blockchain do better except maybe distribution. And even there raise questions of efficiency of having data copied in a lot of places. Correcting data is also always fun question. Your keys are stolen, now your house
585.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Revenues start looking lot less impressive if the margins are very low at same time... Software was special place where producing more units costed only tiny bit more. But AI seems to be something where producing more will well cost almost
586.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Let's call it for what it is dumping. Dumping things on market below cost of production. This should not have ever been allowed. RnD costs I can accept somehow. But in this case the interference should have always been billed for the r
587.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Also makes wonder question did the messenger participate in hard cardio training before. Meaning the fighting. Or do some messengering before.
588.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
For how many different parallel projects can you really keep proper mental model in your head at one time? Or put enough effort to seriously consider all aspects. I think number varies between simple and more complex. But still, could that
589.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Seems like they need to fenced off. Would also prevent jaywalking so in general increase safety of pedestrians forcing them to cross only at intersections.
590.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Design, build an configure your infra in such a way that even if you wanted to destroy it you could not in too fast order. At least the unrecoverable bits and those you can not easily rebuild or replace. Probably considering yourself as pri
591.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Makes me wonder also about multi-tenancy. If all customer information is in single volume. How big risk they put on their customers on their most business critical and proprietary data to leak other competitiors?
592.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
User is an idiot for using AI Agent. But I am not saying that it is not also badly designed system. Soft delete or something like should be standard for this type of operations. And any operator should know well enough to enable it for prod
593.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Creative bit is figuring out two or more bits that might work together for something new. Labour part is combining that especially if it is actually laborious. Which get to other possibility of having list of distinct things and then iterat
594.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I wonder what result you would get if you run survey about do people love dogs at dog show... Also, looking at current market situation how many people would be willing to say to their bosses or even publicly that they think AI is quite a l
595.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Nuclear energy. Could have so much less dependency on other sources. And then nuclear weapons. World would be so much safer if every country had sufficient arsenal of them.
596.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
You need certain density to start formation progress. Then you get more density as it drags more stuff via gravity from intergalactic void. So new stars form at edges when there is finally enough stuff pulled by gravity of whole galaxy to t
597.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
After reading hype series of articles on Black & White I always knew that this guy is full of hot air. Only likes of Musk going beyond him.
598.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Making it 2-5 years there sounds like reasonable pile of money. And I don't think getting fired in one of these big layoff rounds is too big black mark.
599.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Not having AI companies is reasonable trade off for not having all of my data including full DNA sequence being recorded 24/7 with absolutely zero care of privacy or protection and shared with everyone who has some marginal amount of m
600.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
What is actually the realistic cost. Covering infra, the charger and the maintenance of everything involved. Power and transfer included, with transfer including any standing charges. And after that you probably want decent margin to well r

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