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XorNot
8mo ago
She's the head of the Department of Justice: and you are arguing that it's okay to not do her job because the criminals might threaten her.
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8mo ago
Mass production should be able to make this standard. Walls don't vary that much. Personally I've been printing snap in access panels whenever I have to get into a wall these days - in white PETG they pretty much disappear into th
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XorNot
8mo ago
Because it's based on no evidence, and framed to imply a government official openly breaking the law is somehow the victim here (The files are already meant to be released by law, many of the redactions are illegal). If Bondi doesn
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XorNot
8mo ago
Does it matter? Microsoft won by default with Teams because it actually turns out no one cares about chat or even has a choice in it: employees use whatever the company picks.
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XorNot
8mo ago
Persistence. Google has a lot more endurance then OpenAI does in this game. The current AI market is going to destroy anyone who's specialized into it compared to having alternative revenue streams to subsidize it.
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XorNot
8mo ago
Which part was misleading? The section you quoted was all references to real stories which happened recently.
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XorNot
8mo ago
It's because these are LLMs - they're re-enacting roles they've seen played out online in their training sets for language. Pr closed -> breakdown is a script which has played out a bunch, and so it's been prompted in
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XorNot
8mo ago
Hmm, time to voice clone the Protoss advisor from StarCraft: "YOU REQUIRE ADDITIONAL TOKENS"
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XorNot
8mo ago
It's mostly a good example of why comedians aren't a source of information. Plantation lumber is a very sustainable industry, and plastic's environmental impact is highly context dependent.
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XorNot
8mo ago
While true we did that years ago and the other side is simply ignoring it. Worse, the people we sold the idea too are stuck on it: they're convinced the solution must and totally be the performance, not the result.
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8mo ago
The front camera is the best thing I added to my 2004 Prius. The hood on that car is very good for visibility, but with the birds eye cameras I can roll it up within centimeters of things in front of me (there's a slight risk that you
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XorNot
8mo ago
No this is fixed by physics. 5ghz waves are about 60mm wavelength. Your resolution limit is about 30mm as a result.
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XorNot
8mo ago
Lower frequencies are microwaves and radio waves. We already have the square kilometer array.
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XorNot
8mo ago
This carried more weight when the US wasn't trying to take Greenland.
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XorNot
8mo ago
Yeah but neither makes a difference to taking a taxi. And your skills at catching a cab don't matter for booking a self driving car online.
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8mo ago
Maybe so but what here really would've prevented this? The information involved is necessarily public: bank details and credit card numbers need to be shared otherwise why have them? Writing a rule that says the government can't d
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XorNot
8mo ago
The most interesting thing about everyone trying to position themselves as AI experts is the futility of it: the technology explicitly promises tomorrows models will be better then todays, which means the skill investment is deflationary: t
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8mo ago
We really need a rule in politics which bans you (if you're an elected representative) from stating anything about the beliefs of the electorate without reference to a poll of the population of adequate size and quality. Yes we'd
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8mo ago
The more important question is, are you content with simply dismantling any progress in accelerator science at all for the next century? Because the LHCs successors won't be online till the 2050s at least. If you don't fund them n
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XorNot
9mo ago
This is your regular reminder that epicycles were not an incorrect theory addition until an alternative hypothesis could explain the same behavior without requiring them.
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9mo ago
I would suggest that at those times it's when the structure of achieving the same common goal was at stake. Disagreements on the best day to provide services to the public are still attempting the same common objective. Disagreements o
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9mo ago
The US historically did not threaten military action against NATO allied nations as well. The past is of no value in predicting the future right now.
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9mo ago
There is no master plan, there's a hype cycle, environment and the market. Humanoid robots became possible and so people are racing to be first to market assuming that might be a giant market (it's cheap labor potentially so of co
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9mo ago
This is really a failure to understand how oppressive regimes work. The goal is not to accurately target people, the whole point is you don't care. The exercise of power is the point. It doesn't matter who's door you kicked i
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9mo ago
Neither does the US that's not the utility of a reserve currency.
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9mo ago
The entire reason coinage was even a thing was exactly this! Turns out it's pretty hard to know if a coin is actually the amount of gold it represents, if the shopkeepers scales are accurate etc etc. etc The entire concept of marking c
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9mo ago
The Euro is like, right there? Its a market larger then the US.
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9mo ago
The problem is Tesla is a quasi-premium brand, so killing features for cost which cause annoyance is a terrible look. But also frankly I somewhat question what this could possibly be saving them: their model range is very limited.
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9mo ago
Fridge cataloging is actually a great use case for image recognition, the problem is fridges no accommodations to power accessories inside them. I have a couple of temperature sensors to alert Home Assistant if the fridge gets too warm. It
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XorNot
9mo ago
Okay but also we all still live in democracies, and people are fairly obviously getting what they vote for a lot of the time. Extrrnalising that to "the government" is to pretend you had no say, or to collectively try and pretend
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