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by Yizahi 11mo ago
This is objectively incorrect (with the exception of maybe corrupt courts). No court will indict you on any charge based only on "Testimonies/memories/personal experience". Not only that, a more scientifically literate j
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
There is zero evidence for anything alien in the Solar system. Not a single good photo or video or item. Not a single verified experiment showing paranormal things work. So it's not a question of belief, there is nothing to believe in.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
I agree, but here we are veering into more complex decision making. I was talking about much simpler cases, like for example going through a handful of simple steeps for simple task. For example addition, ask a person to sum two numbers and
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
A perfect illustration, thank you
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
You see, we are here observing a clash in the terminology. Hallucinations in humans is thinking, just not typical. So called "hallucinations" in LLM programs are just noise output, a garbage. This is why using anthropomorphic term
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
No they don't. When queried how exactly did a program arrive to a specific output it will happily produce some output resembling thinking and having all the required human-like terminology. The problem is that it doesn't match at
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Too big to fail now
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Yes, the same, it's my de-facto HN homepage for years now. The chronological feed is much more convenient.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Each Positron installation annihilates one Chrome clone from the PC and frees up 1-2 Gigajoules of RAM in the process.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
I suspect that most of the trades are off-chain now, due to blockchain being being complete and utter crap for fast transactions by design. So people are entrusting their tokens to the centralized entity and receive some IOUs from it, with
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
a) money make up for a lot of systemic deficiencies, adding here taxes, which are insanely high all across EU, salaries are several times lower here too b) English language as a first class language. For example, while there are many job of
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Note how you said "disable" :) . That's because it is impossible to remove bloatware from Android, praise be Google. I also have Chrome disabled on my phone for many years, but it is there still. And regarding Windows, first
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
You and maybe other emigrant citizens can be completely opposing war. I'm not disputing that since I don't know you. Point 1 - I was discussing action of a corporation, not an individual. And that corporation has 1 (one) single of
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
I also didn't didn't know about Yandex usage (and founder stance regarding it) until today. Well, it's a pity.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
> Also didn't Yandex "leave" Russia (legally)? I may be wrong here, please correct me if needed, but from what I understood from the news it was actually reverse of that. Yandex during the "smaller" war period, h
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
> So you think the thing, who holds more control/force at doing arbitrary things as the thing sees fit, is more intelligent? That sounds to me more like the definition of power, not intelligence. I want to address this item. I think
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Forming deterministic actions is a sign of computation, not intelligence. Intelligence is probably (I guess) dependent on the nondeterministic actions. Computation is when you query a standby, doing nothing, machine and it computes a determ
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
We don't need to primarily focus on any single "problem name", even if it's very very bad. We need to focus on having the instruments to easily pick such problems later, regardless of the specifics. Meaning that the most
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Pixels literally have unremovable Google ad right on the home screen. The search bar. Just because it has additional functionality, doesn't mean it's not an ad.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Google wants an OS with Play Market on any and all devices possible. That's the end goal.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
It's mostly useless for anything with numbers or other hard facts. Sure, 80% of the numbers would be correct, but we can never know which 80% and would need to manually verify everything. Not that Google is better in complex tasks). LL
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
We can actually. It's called theory of probability and statistics, which is probably "forgotten" by these amazing self-appointed homeschoolers. A few rare successes of homeschoolers doesn't mean this practice is good on
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Poor kids :( . Hope the damage won't be lasting for them, at least they did went to proper schools previously and have some basics taught.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Whenever I'm forced to help with iPhones, I'm baffled how hard everything is. And I had my own iPhones previously. Download a file, unpack it and open in an app is an exercise is frustration, and that's just hoping that I wil
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
I guess the same way, based on the known extent of the empire, put some points which they held the same way as cities, and then go from there. More manual work, but the same idea. This is just guessing btw.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Content often already exists and depending on the course not much effort is needed to adapt it to next year. Feedback and teaching is what hard and time consuming. Thus we will see the hard part being replaced first. Grading and exams are h
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
You're absolutely right. I should have used micrograms instead of milligrams in the prescription. /s Sam-abomination-5.1
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
I guess something like this - add timelines for every known point (city, landmark, ritual site etc.) connect the dots in the same year with one another, then apply some reasonable territory estimate to round out the resulting blob, correct
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Existing rails are slow and expensive due to anti money laundering laws and taxes. Enterprise customers want to move funds without those pesky laws and paying taxes.
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by Yizahi 11mo ago
Sinking in legal value. Expanding nearly exponentially in breadth and depth of illegal financial system abuse and law avoidance.

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