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by HAL3000 1y ago
40-50k for talent? No way. I have friends in Eastern Europe doing 120-130k USD working remotely for US companies.
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by HAL3000 1y ago
> possible revolutionary products ahead. Which products? EVs are a commodity. Self driving technology is better at Waymo, and in China, the latest Huawei version of self driving, installed in Avatar cars, is on par with Tesla’s and even
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by HAL3000 1y ago
Langley
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by HAL3000 1y ago
Sure, you are. You created this account 2 hours ago, all comments anti China, perfect english and you write about China as "their" country in one of the comments.
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by HAL3000 1y ago
> gpt5 has always been about making a "collection of models" work together and not about model++. No, it wasn’t. Have you read and listened to Altman’s hype around GPT-5 from a year ago? They changed the narration after the 4.1
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by HAL3000 1y ago
> TSMC has bomb damage and Taiwan is blockaded For anyone familiar with Chinese culture, history, and mindset, and who views China through that lens rather than a Western one, the probability of this is lower than the probability of Inte
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by HAL3000 1y ago
Maybe there is a misconception about what his blog is about. You should treat it more like a YouTuber reporting, not an expert evaluation, more like an enthusiast testing different models and reiterating some points about them, but not givi
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by HAL3000 1y ago
> So your definition of memory safety includes some notion of "plausible" and "realistic"? Neither https://www.memorysafety.org/docs/memory-safety/ nor Wikipedia have such a qualification in
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by HAL3000 1y ago
Why did you click on the comments and leave one? You could have just ignored it and let others discuss what they want.
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by HAL3000 1y ago
Thinking that doing something like that will stop Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon is naive. It's not a technical challenge for them, it's a political decision, only a political decision. If they really wanted to, they would a
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by HAL3000 1y ago
Who knows but have you read what OP wrote? "I just used o3 to design a distributed scheduler that scales to 1M+ sxchedules a day. It was perfect, and did better than two weeks of thought around the best way to build this." Anyone
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EFF statement on U.S. Supreme Court's decision to uphold TikTok ban(eff.org)
207 points by HAL3000 2y ago|333 comments
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by HAL3000 2y ago
The US seems to be so far behind. For example, in Poland, Europe, you've had online instant bank payments for over 10 years. You’d go to a merchant’s site, click 'pay with my bank,' and an OAuth-like mechanism would log you i
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Strengths of China's Economy, What They Mean for Multinational Companies(hbr.org)
1 points by HAL3000 2y ago|0 comments
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by HAL3000 2y ago
It appears that you are the only person in this discussion making many incorrect assumptions. Based on your comments, I would assume you are actually googling those papers based on their abstracts. Your last linked paper has flawed methodol
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by HAL3000 3y ago
It appears that they do not contradict that definition. Please read this article, where you can find the definitions in the context of the crime of apartheid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_of_apartheid There is a
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by HAL3000 3y ago
I'm not sure I agree with you, in the Humans Right report and Amnesty International report they clearly show evidence for systemic apartheid. Also former UN chief says Israel’s treatment of Palestinians may constitute apartheid [2]. Ov
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by HAL3000 3y ago
As someone who has orchestrated two coups in different organizations, where the leadership did not align with the organization's interests and missions, I can assure you that the final stage of such a coup is not something that can be
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by HAL3000 3y ago
> it’s a bit like HAL-3000 Dave, there is only one HAL3000.
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by HAL3000 3y ago
I believe one of the main problems with the current generation of LLMs is that they are constrained by statistics. Unless there exists a universal pattern that can address all problems, and we require an enormous amount of parameters and tr
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by HAL3000 3y ago
I don't see anything novel there. With millions of videos and content creators on the platform, it was statistically highly probable that one of these videos would match what he should create. It's like advanced collaborative filt
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by HAL3000 3y ago
It's funny how this is a top comment while it's completely false in this particular case, which you can read about further down in the article.
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by HAL3000 3y ago
> It's odd how everytime somebody mentions slashing oil production by 50 or 75%, people are immediately up in arms. Maybe because they understand the immediate consequences of such an action and you don't. That's why 0 lea
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by HAL3000 3y ago
This viewpoint appears somewhat naive and unrealistic. It's important to consider that there are literally billions of people who might be willing to make certain sacrifices and agree, or at least pretend to agree, to a social contract
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by HAL3000 3y ago
> No. This is 100% just informed by your ideology. Enough said. Don’t peddle that here. My friend was filling a technical role and he had to turn down fitting white male candidates and hire technically inferior one just to satisfy divers
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by HAL3000 3y ago
The Blade Runner 2049 girlfriend style may be the future, and I wonder what effects it will have on society. In a decade or two, we may have AI entities with minds so lifelike that you can't differentiate them from real people. You mig
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by HAL3000 3y ago
> if(requests > bigNumber) banHammer(); If requests from who? or what? Account? IP? Because no one is doing it from one account or one IP. > There are plenty of solutions for these types of problems. Actually not a lot, it's a
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by HAL3000 3y ago
In 1970 and 1971, in New York City, more adolescents died of heroin-related incidents than any other cause. Watch what you wish for. Hard drugs are not pot or alcohol; anyone who has used all of them at least a few times will tell you that.
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by HAL3000 4y ago
Expect to see A LOT more spam on Twitter after this release. It's like giving SEO spammers access to google search ranking algorithm.
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by HAL3000 4y ago
As someone that implements smart contracts I can agree with that opinion. Most of cryptocurrency users are using them because of FOMO, they read on social networks sponsored ads about big gains and they enter 21st century casinos created by

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