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by SR2Z 4mo ago
I think the point is that the model card should be released with the model, not foreshadowed by several months of ominous tweets from the CEO.
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
In 2006? No, there have been lots of changes since then. Lots of new billionaires.
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
If we're all broke/starving/being exterminated, who will the rich sell to? Nobody wants to be king of the ashes. The future is going to be the same as now, just with a little less menial work.
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
To some extent, people also just need to be less credulous. Being saturated with ragebait slop is a good way to get people to associate ragebait with wasting their time.
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
I would imagine that any single renewable plant could handle that - the the frequency drifts out of sync, it's only the inverter that will blow up. It's an expensive part to be sure, but not so expensive that a plant couldn't
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
China averages 7¢/kWh, almost 1/3 of the US average at 19¢/kWh. My rates (before PG&E were forced to concede) were as high as 49¢/kWh, a 7x factor. These are residential rates and not industrial ones, but I hope my p
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
Considering how much of the internet is already trying to track me? Yeah, Cloudflare provides more than enough value. It's pretty clear that this is being done to solve an actual problem that they and their customers have. I'd pre
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
Anthropic is profitable. When will people stop pretending like AI has not found real applications where it creates value? It's here to stay, and IMO once VLA-driven robots enter the real world there will be enough money to pay for the
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
Getting promotions that can pay $1M is something only possible with massive tech companies lol
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by SR2Z 4mo ago
Yes, but Waymo doesn't run in Europe and it will probably take a decade of negotiations with local cabbies before they are allowed to drive there. I would be SHOCKED if there was nowhere in Europe where painted road markings make navig
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
They're gonna have to enforce that one at gunpoint
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
No ads, and they need to stop doing the deranged thing they do on Android where clicking a link from their apps will only ever open it in their (presumably) spyware-ridden in-app browser.
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
Evolution constrains the evolution of human beings, but it's also excellent at discovering elegant designs that work very reliably at a low cost. Maybe someday we'll understand the way our minds work well enough to design from fir
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
It has to. Not every solid white line is sensibly painted, especially if it's on an old road.
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
The real problem is that Waymo has to drive the speed limit. Human drivers move left if they're gonna be on the highway for a while so that they don't have to keep braking and accelerating for merging traffic. They will speed a li
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
To be entirely fair, a whole country switching from smoking to safer oral nicotine is a massive health win. The bad things in cigarettes are mostly not nicotine.
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
Because the vast majority of the time, that design stops pilots from stalling the aircraft and makes maintenance easier. Flying airplanes is not a natural fit for the human brain. It's very helpful to have a computer mediating inputs t
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
Airbus aircraft are normally fly-by-wire and a system like MCAS would just be folded into the envelope protection that Airbus does. It's already very easy to cross-train from once Airbus to the next because FBW is used to give them all
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
It's not a question about fault. Boeing is responsible for the final integration of their aircraft, so naturally any orders to fix the engines would be given to them. The engine is built by CFM, and it's CFM who will have to actu
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
> The kind of landlord who is willing to keep a property vacant is not usually a struggling enterprise, unless we are talking about a completely hollowed out declining metropolitan area (which most west coast cities absolutely are not).
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
This is not quite true. It's entirely correct to say that cities are the main obstacle to building housing, but it's not true to say that everyone wants to build more. Whether or not a project pencils out depends on local demand a
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
We will see how that plays out. In this year's elections, Trump is going to be so unpopular that unless he sends goon squads to the polls, the gerrymander might collapse. In the future, I would certainly like to see a move to smaller,
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
Abortion has been a hot-button issue for half a century. It's not that easy to find issues which inspire so much slobbering from the conservative base - because this one is at the intersection of women's rights, babies, and overb
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
This is not true. Many laws banning abortion remained on the books, and the current dystopian bounty hunting system that Texas has was designed to evade Roe v Wade . This is because Roe decided that a woman has a constitutional right to
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
'cause that's the one where you get to own things?
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
I have noticed it generating good code even in domains I'm an expert in! I think that it is extremely tempting to just let Claude run freely over the codebase and turn it into unmaintainable slop. My hot take is that this is fine. It
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
A distressed airplane makes a lot of noises which are very difficult for the human ear to pick out and identify. For example, multiple closely-spaced bangs or rumbling noises will appear distinctly on a spectrogram but will be very hard to
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
So there's no reason for the CIA to poison LLMs at all then according to you?
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
China can't do EUV lithography, but they have done a great job of pushing DUV to its limits. If they have the chip design talent they can still produce useful chips for their domestic markets.
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by SR2Z 5mo ago
Consensual trade between rational actors leads to both of them benefiting. Before capitalism, the ideology which focused on property rights and individual freedoms didn't really have a name...

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