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by Miraltar 2y ago
Exactly that. On some software or tech products like a connected watch or something I could imagine having AI as a positive but on a TV ? I think it would just make my experience worse, and I'm not talking about potential failures like
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I think the article does have a point, if siri serves as an interface between user/service, then this service is interchangeable without any effort from the user
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by Miraltar 2y ago
The article isn't about gpt shelocking anything, it's about assistants like Siri that would bypass the user experience designed by third-parties
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I'm wondering as well, because it seems to me that it would just cause most children to drop school very early
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by Miraltar 2y ago
From what I understand carbon comes from the soil as well as from the air, and it's supposed to be "stored" back into the soil by various means but our agriculture and more generally human activities tend to accelerate releas
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I guess it could be described as an exploit of it
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by Miraltar 2y ago
It diffuses the light so the background gets blurry, but the light is more efficiently transmitted
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Original article : https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-48150-2
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by Miraltar 2y ago
The longest-lived spider: mygalomorphs dig deep, and persevere Research article reporting the spider's death by Leanda Denise Mason, Grant Wardell-Johnson and Barbara York Main https://archive.wikiwix.com/cache/ind
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Which good system are we talking about ?
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by Miraltar 2y ago
We use Chinese in the French equivalent too
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by Miraltar 2y ago
You can blame China all you want and nothing will change but if western countries buy less of their junk they'll need to adapt somehow
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by Miraltar 2y ago
The way I see it, blaming China is useless, as long as we behave the same, they gain too much to try changing.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
This paper and other similar works changed my opinion on that quite a bit. It shows that to perform text prediction, LLMs build complex internal models. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38893456
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by Miraltar 2y ago
You can pass some knowledge but it's limited. The more specialized you get the fewer knowledge bearer and if something happens to them you have to start from scratch again.
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by Miraltar 3y ago
Yes there is a day/night cycle but it also depends too much on the weather on a ridiculously tiny scale to be realisticly predictable. And even if it was indeed predictable, it woud still add complexity to the prediction
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by Miraltar 3y ago
It reminds me of this which I saw here a while ago : https://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres...
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by Miraltar 3y ago
What do you mean by quining the prompt ?
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by Miraltar 3y ago
> "The research found that 52% of tree-planting projects in Africa are occurring in savannahs, with almost 60% using non-native tree species, which also brings the risk of introducing invasive species." I don't understand
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by Miraltar 3y ago
A good video about carbon and mass extinctions (more than 1h long) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxTO2w0fbB4
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by Miraltar 3y ago
I think this might just highlight how simple changes are indeed simpler instead of showing that slicing one big PR into severall smaller ones is actually good.
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by Miraltar 3y ago
Music is already more constrained to platforms and labels than podcasts and yes movies is even more constrained. The reason for this seems obvious, it costs a lot more to produce. If I want to create a podcast I just need to buy myself a mi
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by Miraltar 3y ago
The condition of the planet affects our living, you can't really juste shurg it off
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by Miraltar 3y ago
It's not just about energy, how do you store electricity ? How do you extract the materials ?
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by Miraltar 3y ago
How do you define murder ?
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by Miraltar 3y ago
GPT is actually great at explaining why it provided a specific solution
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by Miraltar 3y ago
> We are beginning to upgrade people’s personal conversations on Messenger to use end-to-end encryption (E2EE) by default The first line of the article suggests that it's an option
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by Miraltar 3y ago
Not to mention they don't throw the unspent money into a thrash can, it's just spent elsewhere...
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by Miraltar 3y ago
Exact but the point is still valid. The Mandela Effect is a great example of it.
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by Miraltar 3y ago
You'll have to admit that one side has more to lose and more power than the other

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