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by Laaas 4y ago
This would only be the case if the company didn't benefit society at large. These companies pay taxes, drive the economy and innovation, and help the USA be the superpower it is. Mostly privatize the profit and slightly socialize the c
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by Laaas 4y ago
Source for 64-bit key part? Seems unreasonably low.
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by Laaas 4y ago
You could theoretically simply buy multiple of these screens and place them in a grid. Would be slightly annoying when you want to split one window across multiple screens, but I imagine it would still be much more useful.
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by Laaas 4y ago
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1633253950198624257 And he apologises for firing him after humiliating him in public!
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by Laaas 4y ago
The obvious reason being that the decentralised alternatives have an obviously worse UX. Matrix is great, but it's not quite there yet.
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by Laaas 4y ago
Twitter used to not work for me. I would actively avoid clicking on links to tweets as they would reliably not load on the first try, refreshing wasn't reliable either, and was quite slow. I am today an active user of Twitter, and neve
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by Laaas 4y ago
Seems expected that he was fired. Elon is firing anyone who doesn't write code. He doesn't seem to be writing code, just a manager.
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by Laaas 4y ago
It not _just_ AI though, any new technology and innovation is sorely missing in most of Europe. What happened?
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by Laaas 4y ago
Turns out, building good _anything_ is profitable.
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by Laaas 4y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22069204
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Researchers: Are we on the cusp of an ‘AI winter’? (2020)(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by Laaas 4y ago|1 comments
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by Laaas 4y ago
Indeed, it makes you wonder why this is not the case already. It does not seem like an especially hard thing to do. It makes you wonder why they decided this was a good idea in the first place. Seemed sort of obvious that they'd have a
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Lifting Discrete Logarithm Based Cryptography to Post-Quantum Cryptography(eprint.iacr.org)
59 points by Laaas 4y ago|7 comments
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by Laaas 4y ago
That's because there's not much more to it. The Monad tutorial problem is entirely due to academically oriented people attempting to explain monads through category theory etc.
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by Laaas 4y ago
Is this because of shoplifting? In that case, an innovative (dystopian?) solution would be to place AI-guided water cannons to shoot thieves.
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Cryptography Without Security(cronokirby.com)
2 points by Laaas 4y ago|0 comments
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by Laaas 4y ago
Wouldn't it in any case be the internal representation of the rules? It's quite likely that the prompts were slightly different but conveyed the same idea.
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by Laaas 4y ago
dang: Might want to note it's satire in the title.
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by Laaas 4y ago
Important news but bad article. First couple of paragraphs is about alleged misinformation for some reason? Does anyone have a timestamp to where it's said in the video?
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by Laaas 4y ago
I think what Blade Runner 2049 got wrong was the way they depicted having sex with the Joi instance. I assume in 2049 we'll either have Neuralink available to enter a virtual world (à la VRChat) where we can do it more realistically, o
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by Laaas 4y ago
What's the point of the form if it's freely accessible? This might be revolutionary in the LLM field, as Stable Diffusion was to DALL-E.
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by Laaas 4y ago
In Japan, most addresses can be fully identified without any street or city names, not unlike what's described in this article. As an example, this is an address I found using Google Maps: 〒223-0007 1-14-12 If you have an apartment num
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by Laaas 4y ago
Many here are saying to separate your work from your "life". I don't understand these comments. Our work *is* our life. By working for such a company, you are generating profit for them. If every employee would quit if their
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by Laaas 4y ago
There should be a browser plug-in that makes ChatGPT check whether your comment is against HN guidelines, upholds standards for a good discussion, and whether the argument is sound or not. Issue is ChatGPT is too politically biased for many
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by Laaas 4y ago
How must it feel to be pro-Elon Musk yet still be fired by him? > Esther Crawford, chief executive of Twitter Payments, who oversaw the Twitter Blue verification subscription model, said she was "deeply proud of my team" in a t
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by Laaas 4y ago
Don't sleep, literally, or metaphorically?
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by Laaas 4y ago
Passphrase + TPM is best.
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by Laaas 4y ago
Maybe ICEs have their place and don't deserve a complete ban?
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by Laaas 4y ago
Difference being there are many hotels to choose from, and quite honestly, I've never heard of someone getting banned from a hotel chain (though I assume it has happened).
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by Laaas 4y ago
Technology could allow perfect decentralisation, privacy, and anonymity, but if you are barred from using it, it is of no use.

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