Engineering-MD

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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
I believe you just need to be a European resident, although how you define that is the crux. Realistically if you have a way to prove an address you reside at in Europe, that should be sufficient.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
That includes citing your work that is unpublished (there are valid ways to cite unpublished work), and building on it which would be fine in many cases.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Absolute risk vs relative risk. Both are useful in different contexts, but from the aspect of a single flight, arguably the absolute risk is more important.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
You would need an awful lot of it over a rationally long period of time though. Also for humans seems to have the opposite effect if anything.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Clearly the easiest solution is the alls caps last name convention: MACDONALD which wold be correct for both
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
I think it’s interesting chatGPT is the only that doesn’t use the word bees in the translation.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
South Yorkshire can be hilly which may account for black spots. Not a good excuse, but a challenge mobile providers don’t see often enough in the UK to sufficiently account for.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Do you have a source to say most of the money goes to middle management? My understanding was management employment numbers and costs have reduced over the last decade, but I’m happy to be shown to be wrong via up to date evidence.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Agenda app for iOS also uses this model.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
That’s what they have done with the new Dell XPS laptops (right control key)
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Nice article, and love a good pen. But I often struggle to find notebooks with consistently nice paper for fountain pens and fine nibs. Anyone got any recommendations?
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Hopefully automation will help somewhat. But really we need to invest more in treatments for ageing and senescence, which is woefully underfunded.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Is that not the same as saying maths is solved thanks to spreadsheets/excel? All of science and technology is to some extent automation and increased speed of what used to be slow and laborious.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Ok Thanos
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Well all the best for your technological rapture, it sounds delightful
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
And what benefit does having an idea in a training set have to me? The effect an idea has does not necessarily work to my benefit, perhaps the opposite. Your statements are perhaps true for faith matters and I commend your… religious zeal.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
It does not prevent it, but it disincentivise it. Why share an idea, a method where it will be used before you can benefit, without any acknowledgement? In reflection the argument is linked to that of copyright and IP in general, mixed with
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
I think your view is a bit fatalistic. Reflecting on it, part of my issue is that of plagiarism which current AI systems are very good at, and very bad at giving credit/citations. The obvious conclusion to this though is a move away f
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
And perhaps why that is why ideas are not freely shared, which seems to be the new direction. Although even for freely given ideas plagiarism is not seen as acceptable, and current AI is a great plagiarism laundering method. A machine is n
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Ask HN: How to square the circle of wanting to share ideas but not train AI?
3 points by Engineering-MD 3y ago|14 comments
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
The other impact of this strategy is very very slow narration. Stretch each word out. I feel I need to listen to most books at 1.5 speed just to get back to a normal cadence of speech.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Well how old is older than you? People read books, magazines, did crosswords, got drunk and socialised. Probably more sociable than now, but lots of solo activities existed before technology.
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Do you mean lift the framework or are you referring to something else?
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Why would you say you still use stack overflow?
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
The whole process is dependent on advanced computer chips. If you prevent these being made, then you can prevent AGI. The question is how to prevent them being made with minimum side effects to other industries.
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How to think about OpenAI's rumored (and overhyped) Q* project(arstechnica.com)
58 points by Engineering-MD 3y ago|44 comments
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
How do you know it’s being downvoted? I thought scores for comments were not visible
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
I’m not an expert either however I believe it is more nuanced. If taiwan no longer claims the rest of China officially, then China will see that as a formal declaration of independence and reason to initiate an invasion. It seems all the w
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
I wouldn’t personally disagree, but I’m more commenting on your style of arguing. Rather than seek discussion and truth you seek to force a view and discourage debate. This leaves us less informed, the truth less validated, and us all worse
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by Engineering-MD 3y ago
Your argument style closes it to any counterpoint. Anyone in your head with a different opinion is weird or lying. Perhaps others have a different rationale to you?

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