SiempreViernes

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by SiempreViernes 2mo ago
He just said: they freaked out, dropped out and did some less qualified work. Meanwhile inept kids from money who were taught that form them effort is not required went on to get lucrative jobs without merit, and now Trump is president.
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by SiempreViernes 2mo ago
When you are contrasting a hypothetical example against an anecdotal example, it is polite to provide some sort of evidence your hypothetical example actually exists.
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You can't have 24hour sunlight AND low altitude, low-latency orbits(mastodon.social)
13 points by SiempreViernes 2mo ago|3 comments
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by SiempreViernes 2mo ago
> And, [OpenAI] said that Apple didn’t admit to the claim that the “residual access” allowing former employees to access Apple’s system was the result of poor security procedures on Apple’s part. Sam "I hack others by mistake"
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by SiempreViernes 2mo ago
I think that in this context it's more useful to pose the question in there other direction: which moral systems declare that the slave trade and the disenfranchisement of persons on the basis of skin colour is not ok?
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by SiempreViernes 2mo ago
Oh hey, I'm sure his Stanford philosophy teachers are very impressed by how Thiel took their teaching to hearth and these days offer compelling arguments for why Greta Thunberg is a servant of the Antichrist. /s
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by SiempreViernes 2mo ago
Cutting twenty volumes down into a single, good, book would be a pretty superhuman feat of editing though and certainly not something that can be counted on to happen easily or at all. In other words, the claim is essentially "I can im
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by SiempreViernes 2mo ago
By the time you get to that phrase you are way past the middle of the article, so the fact you've read almost the entire article is probably the reason you know that it is about.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Much faster than any nuclear build though.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
This is an age where even teacups demand internet connectivity to fetch firmware updates
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
I would bet on it becoming hotter for longer, with some really bad but short torrential rain in between. So get some sturdy shade structure and an heat pump.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Yeah, lets not forget Bush sr switching from advocating action against climate change to enforcing inaction on the political pretence of protecting jobs. https://sk.sagepub.com/ency/edvol/globalwarming2ed/chpt
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
It is probably technically possible, but as almost twenty years hasn't been enough to implement this feature in either of the big mobile systems, it's obviously a huge practical challenge for Apple and Google.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
The council directive on unfair terms in consumer contracts puts every pre-canned contract in scope, and unfair provisions on a contract are rule non-binding (if the contract can keep existing after the unfair bits are taken out). https:&#
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Why would you claim the false "I didn't read it" ahead of the true "I read it but understood it differently"? The latter allows for adding the fault shifting claim "because the other party wrote it deceptively&
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
It is in fact possible to have the Kessler syndrome in LEO, the debris doesn't just immediately fall out of the sky so in practice you just need to put more satellites into a specific orbit to reach the critical density where one satel
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Yeah, the motifs was probably part of the brief as picking the symbols to represent the entire EU is incredibly political and its just best to separate that discussion from the deeply subjective "what looks best" discussion.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Not sure if it is much better, the images are tiny on that version and the companion text explaining the designs seems to be missin (though that sort of text you can usually do without).
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
The main problem is that so many LLM users are selfish bastards and they won't respect the spirit of such rules and will only stop when the hard disk quotas force them to. So now your solution entails lowering the quota for everybody b
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Are you saying you are here to make friends on this thing?
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Yeah, running a social website where you can't write anything in private to just your friends is not very based.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Not being a US citizen* means I cannot vote in US elections, thus it is a closed door vote by your reckoning and so the US is not democratic. Did I get that right? *This is shorthand for me not being associated with the US in any way, but y
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Probably there's only two criteria: "are you in any way foreign" or "do you vote for the left", that's the sort of government Sweden has these days.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Is it? I'd expect most of the training set to be synthetic data extrapolated from a small set of human authored texts.
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Simulating Historical Communication Networks in Python(programminghistorian.org)
1 points by SiempreViernes 3mo ago|0 comments
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
One of the big use case is cheating on your essay assignment.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
> But since humans and machines have both written many texts, it is not possible. Maybe you meant "many humans have used AI when writing texts"? Your stated reason that they can't be separated because there are many texts
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
not really, a strong suspicion is enough to motivate assigning an extra paper and pen in person test to a student, and then you can fail them on that result.
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Beyond lithium: how sodium-ion batteries could change the world(nature.com)
4 points by SiempreViernes 3mo ago|0 comments
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
I think that in effect this text is just a guy bragging about finding divisors of 2920 that happened to have cultural significance. It's like finding that 42 (meaning of everything), 67 (six seven) and 69 (nice) all divide 1991 (they p

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