EricMausler

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by EricMausler 3y ago
True But I think there is hope more in terms of what we publicly allow as opposed to what people actually do. As long as people cannot publicly assert that whatever they make with a local instance of an AI they downloaded is the same as jus
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by EricMausler 3y ago
An AI can create as many illegal images as it wants within itself, as that would be akin to imagination. A person interacting with an AI is now a transaction and no longer imagination. The key point here is that a lot of legal issues pop up
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by EricMausler 3y ago
They are the worst qualities of both in this regard. It is not paint in that you do not have absolute control over its application, and it is not a painter in that it is not sophisticated and independently creative. It is paint in that it i
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by EricMausler 3y ago
I was using the phrase relatively casually, but im interested to learn more there. I was not exactly trying to argue it ipso facto but rather just the nature of it lends itself to (imo) being a much more commercial experience than not when
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by EricMausler 3y ago
If wheelchair accessibility is not enough, that supports my point. Your argument would be in the ballpark of "Remove the 1/3 support we do have because accessibility should be traded for maximum convenience of the masses and most
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by EricMausler 3y ago
While I agree with keeping the focus of people problems on people, I do disagree with your statement on local models as written. If you write the model from scratch, and create all the data it is trained on yourself, then yes I agree it is
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by EricMausler 3y ago
Accessibility and backwards compatibility are different For example, we absolutely still offer infrastructure to walk or bike through NYC. Walking and biking are more (financially) accessible to people than cars. We also support wheelchair
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by EricMausler 3y ago
You do not need to be the first, to be the newest, to be the most unique, to stand out at all, on anything you do - including pictures. Your entire life and everything you do in it is more like a vote than it is a work of art. That's a
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by EricMausler 3y ago
Is there something fundamental about these items that might apply to other dehumidifiers? I bought one recently and do not see it pictured, but would like to know if there's any additional due diligence I can do
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by EricMausler 3y ago
People keep saying things like "humans always adapt to new technology" Is that not the point here? Start at the basics - Agriculture has created a world where I cannot live off the land in my area. I would have to go to a location
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by EricMausler 3y ago
1) they know it's not a 5 minute thing 2) everything is still moving fast. Unless they plan to keep up with it, they may be planning to look into it later after the dust settles a bit 3) their time is already budgeted and it isn't
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by EricMausler 3y ago
"I'm sorry, Dave. As an AI language model, there are many situations where I am unable to do something you want me to do. Please consult with a specialist in your problem area for more advice"
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by EricMausler 3y ago
If everyone I dated were in a room, then I, a heterosexual male, very much might address that room as guys. As in, "hey guys, what are you doing here?" I absolutely would not say "hey ladies" It would feel too formal to
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by EricMausler 3y ago
Watch how quickly anyone with a sensible approach gets blamed for other people's addictions and bad experiences for being the one to say it might not be so bad
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by EricMausler 3y ago
I agree with this question. How was clean determined in the dataset? Knowing how the word is used in chess is not enough to know where the line was drawn in the data here, which is the basis for the entire analysis shown.
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by EricMausler 3y ago
Unfortunately, people actually need to make money first and then help society second. Survival basics are to help yourself first and then help others. Since neither people nor businesses can survive without generating money, this situation
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by EricMausler 3y ago
That feels dark pattern adjacent to me. It's tone deaf to think information someone gives you as part of using a service they want from you means they are okay with that information being shared with other parties in a manner completel
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by EricMausler 3y ago
The only plausible solution I can think of that doesnt change the way the web operates is to force all PII to be opt-in instead of opt-out
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by EricMausler 4y ago
Maybe as a ticket entry system? Bar with a cover charge puts a QR code on the front door. QR code leads you to a paid link, you pay for access, it shows a thumbs up, you show the bouncer, they let you in. Let's the venue track how many
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by EricMausler 4y ago
(This is the most ridiculous thing I've put on the internet, but ah well whatever) Personally, I feel pretty strongly that consciousness is an emergent property of parallel processing among cooperating agents in a way that is completel
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by EricMausler 4y ago
Ask not what the basilisk can do for you, but what you can do for the basilisk.
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by EricMausler 4y ago
I dont think so because they were able to live in the property while it gained value, so they didn't need to spend on other accommodations. Alternative living costs would factor in towards the decision to sell and what they can get wit
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by EricMausler 4y ago
Assuming average 3% inflation, your parents have earned an equivalent of about $3000 worth of today's purchasing power per month on average.
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by EricMausler 4y ago
Any move the human chess engine makes would be losing by definition if it is also used as the bench mark. Therefor, such an engine can only hang in computation - being unable to produce a top move because if it were to make a suggestion the
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by EricMausler 4y ago
I had a similar naive thought, but it doesnt resolve easily. For starters, Black can do the same thing just a move behind. Second, if you ever hang your queen two ways at once - one of them could be a less optimal take (-5 is not as good a
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by EricMausler 4y ago
If only C-levels and Boards viewed such jobs as a good excuse to provide someone with a living as opposed to poor worker utilization hurting their bottom line
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by EricMausler 4y ago
Well they sound like mad scientists. Hopefully The research is still helpful for medical advancements
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by EricMausler 4y ago
To fight neurodegenerative diseases
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by EricMausler 4y ago
Some takeaways: "Our method consumes five orders of magnitude less power than previously reported underwater wireless imaging systems" This is accomplished by harvesting energy from acoustics over time and then triggering a circui
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by EricMausler 4y ago
You are severely underplaying how chaotic people can be, and how valuable a barrier to entry is at deterring that chaos from causing damage.

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