Isinlor

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by Isinlor 6y ago
Introduce obligation to report successful cyber attacks under penalty for delay. EU is already doing it. Also make a fine of 10 times the ransom for paying the ransom. Additionally introduce criminal liability for intentionally hiding a ran
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by Isinlor 6y ago
> Some, including the U.S. Treasury, have promoted the idea of making it illegal to pay a ransom, though the idea has not gained widespread support. That's probably the only solution, besides the obvious ones like actually protectin
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by Isinlor 6y ago
I have strong feeling that besides ML bias there is also selection bias on this type of memes to make them the most outrageous. That's why people who experiment with it themselves don't see as strong bias.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
How do the spiders know about the flood? It's probably very hard to see from their level. Do they detect vibrations or humidity?
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Companies should be required to monitor distances driven and report crashes when L2+ systems are active. If it's proven that a system performs significantly worse than a human then regulate it further.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
The main point is that this hunger for resources without regard for consequences is the very core of life. We did not exist back then. And cyanobacteria did not have a great plan of creating mammals.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
It's not, unless you think that e.g. cyanobacteria causing the Great Oxidation Event were somehow objectively more useful than cryptocurrencies. Mind you the Great Oxidation Event wiped good chunk of life back then. Mainly because oxyg
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by Isinlor 6y ago
This is basically what all life does. Thermodynamically, life can be described as an open system which makes use of gradients in its surroundings to create imperfect copies of itself. Crypto currencies still have a problem with creating cop
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Yes, EU seems to be looking to establish rules to determine how much profit a company generated in the EU and tax that [0]. > The new rules will also change how profits are allocated to Member States in a way which better reflects how co
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by Isinlor 6y ago
EU is very much interested in collecting tax from tech giants. We may simply impose tax on their global profits after some system of dividing them fairly. Fair Taxation of the Digital Economy: https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_c
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Then I guess EU should do the same. Americans on YouTube should pay taxes in EU on EU ad views or YouTube should leave EU. But I think in practice EU is thinking more in direction of simply taxing global profits of tech giants.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Profits are not their stated end goal, but acceleration of transition to sustainable energy. Tesla is rapidly expanding and investing. There is no need to focus on profits before they achieve scale. As long as they manage to drag the world
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by Isinlor 6y ago
They already evaluated retrofiring sensors. Doing it would cost about as much as a new car. They've made a bet that this sensor suite will be enough and I'm sure Musk got green light on it from his team. Time will tell if they wer
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by Isinlor 6y ago
In my opinion Musk actually believes in his timelines. He does exactly the same mistakes without financial incentives e.g. Falcon Heavy. His "COVID panic is dumb" and "it's gone by April" are memes by now. Then he w
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by Isinlor 6y ago
IMO the exact opposite is needed i.e. normalization of sexuality. Parents should not be afraid to talk to their children about sex and how sex relates to pornography. The best safeguard against dangers is education of children. And this is
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by Isinlor 6y ago
My guess is that they have no timeline, and more of a goal driven development. So, in practice, they are probably constantly "lets see what happens after x more tweak". Then Elon takes the time estimate of x more tweaks and announ
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Switzerland and USA were not destroyed in World War II. Compare that to Poland with almost 20% population dead and 50 years of Soviet imposed communism. More Americans died from COVID-19 than due to WWII and WWI combined. The only big power
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by Isinlor 6y ago
EU is not distributing vaccines. This is up to the states. For example Denmark is doing quite well, but Bulgaria is doing quite bad. So to repeat, healthcare is not a responsibility of the EU.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
UK banned export of some 100 medicines that could be possible treatment for COVID early last year. USA never intended to export vaccines under Trump administration, Biden is upholding it. The only difference really is that our EU politician
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Earth even if hit by an asteroid that killed dinosaurs, Chicxulub impactor, would be more habitable than Mars. But if we manage to establish self sustaining city on Mars we will be sure that we can survive everything on Earth. Also, having
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Historically, the field of artificial intelligence is about researching what humans can do, but computers can not. Once you figure out how to make computers do something, it stops being artificial intelligence :) .
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Human designed chess, chess are made to be played by humans. If you scramble all pixels in some game in a random, but fixed way, you will never learn to play it. But speed of training of a simple feed forward network will not change at all.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Add namespaces? Block adding new packages that are not named "vendor-packagename" and ensure that only one entity can own a vendor name.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
I'm aware of this effect and I never cared for horoscopes, Harry Potter houses and what not. But INTP description is very specific. > Chief among Logicians’ interests is exploring and building models for underlying principles and id
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by Isinlor 6y ago
We would characterize life of practically all our ancestors from before 1900 as extreme poverty today [0]. Children and youth mortality <15 years old was at around 50%. [1] It was norm back then to have kids with the assumption that you
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Indeed, that is why I'm saying "it may", but people are crazy if they expect that basic research will make billions of profits a year after. It normally takes some 10 to 20 years for basic research to produce profits. mRNA va
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by Isinlor 6y ago
AlphaFold may bring millions if not billions to DeepMind, Google and Alphabet. Figuring out structure of a single protein may cost up to 100 000 dollars. Bert as applied to search from late 2019: https://www.google.com/amp&#
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Journalists were asking people from DeepMind why winning in Go is important. They said because it may lead to breakthrough in e.g. medicine. Well it didn't, at least not yet and not directly. But we still got AlphaFold. And AlphaFold i
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by Isinlor 6y ago
But this is false as well. Bert was a great breakthrough in NLP in late 2018. IMO bigger breakthrough than AlphaGo, but less media friendly. It has freaking 16 000 citations and it's used all across industry.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Biological viruses are relatively simple programs ~30kb that optimize themselves. mRNA vaccines are also programs that run on biological cell hardware of our bodies.

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