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If I had to guess - "political bubble (bursts)" is when an extremely incompetent and/or radical politician suddenly is elected to one of the top posts in a country. So it's like a closed off boiling pot - incompetent rad
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1y ago
Wow, what an enormous left side "header" ("sider"?). It takes 750 pixels out of 1920 on my screen, almost 40% of the site.
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1y ago
Bad choice of a word, my bad.
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1y ago
Legal repercussions for all involved lowest rank technical staff and a great worsening of all they have done and even more. Just like it happens after every other govt blunder :)
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1y ago
Not possible. /s
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1y ago
Regarding Wikipedia - the people in change of these recent anti-consumer laws and ideas would love to shutdown Wikipedia permanently. It is not immediately bad for them, but it is in general a source of objective information which they hate
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1y ago
For work oriented cafe, owners can partner with Teamviewer, license seats from it and then advertise this as a fast remote service. Iirc teamviewer requires payment only for host machine, clients can be free. Though I imagine the market for
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1y ago
For example - at minimum reasoning should match what actually happened. This is not even a complete set of criteria for reasoning, but at least a minimal baseline. Currently LLM programs are generating BS in the "reasoning" part o
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1y ago
Strike in the Washington DC where people would not go home in the evening. Put up tents, tires, pavement and keep striking until it works. Also pick up 1 single most important item. Not Epstein, however satisfying that is to throw at MAGA t
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1y ago
WEB - Who Even Believesthis :)
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1y ago
Great news, I though that all politicians and judges were asleep at the wheel, but apparently there are still some who are awake.
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1y ago
It is easier for politicians to do nothing, safer and ensures future election win. If someone would say anything serious about inviting those scientists, then his opponents would immediately capitalize on this by shouting from every paid ti
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1y ago
This ends USA, full stop. Not this particular executive order, but his orders in general. It's been half a year and that orange turd has completely overtaken USA legislative branch with this "economic emergency", while bobble
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1y ago
Is Casio calculator intelligent? Because it can also be turned on, assigned an input, produce output, and turn off. Just like any existing LLM program. What is the big difference between them in regard of "intelligence", if the on
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1y ago
A regular war will do. Just point the finger at the neighbor and tell your subjects that he is responsible for gays/crops failing/drought/plague/low fps in crysis/failing birth rates/no jobs/fuel cost/
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1y ago
Single LLM company can't stop investing into better systems and marketing of them, because there is no moat and customers will flee to the ones who do invest. It's free after all. So it is a closed loop which can't be broken,
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If attacker would fool me at one website he will get that one account (possibly forever) and that's it. If it is a bank connected account, I can intervene and change email/account by writing a physical request to the bank for exam
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1y ago
No one wants to like in the bad districts, yes. But people will happily buy apartments in such places if they are significantly cheaper than the median (I mean not like twice or thrice cheaper, but even 10-25% cheaper). Case in point - peop
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1y ago
Except that LLMs doesn't benefit from economies of scale. And they don't have that much brand uniqueness, to retain customers, except some hearsay and "vibes". So if a lot of new free tier customers join it is net negati
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1y ago
So, what is the effective range of this handbook? Can it be used to intercept and destroy ruzzian Lancet drone? Is it single use handbook or can be reloaded?
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1y ago
"In my experience (about 2 decades ago) in a group of 20-30 students only 2 or 3 are able and willing to do homework. Most students just find someone else and copy from them. The real learning happens when preparing for a big exam. And
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1y ago
This is an example of a very limited social darwinism. Basically the idea is to remove a lot of enforcement and rules in some activity, or maybe even all, and then "free market" will regulate itself, with "deserving" stu
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1y ago
They know and they are actively trying to dismantle them inside the EU by trying to mandate backdoors. They have already made two attempts in the recent years.
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I was being unclear, but that's on me since it was intentional. But to clarify my stance - I'm against accidental or intentional equalization of programs with individual humans and using that as a foundation for all kinds of negat
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1y ago
8) War
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Repeat after me - intentional discrimination of computer programs over humans is a good and praise worthy thing. We can and should make execution of computer programs harder and harder, even disproportionately so, if that makes lives of hum
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It wasn't insulting in the slightest. Maybe people shouldn't be offended at the smallest imaginary slights everywhere? Phrase "that one terrorism 25 years ago" notably doesn't have any adjective words at all. Like n
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I'm in EU and I aim to show up around 2.5 hours before the departure. At least 30-40 minutes minimum is required to drop off the checked-in bags, because there are usually only 2 operators per whole flight, so unless you are the first
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Geoblock is kids game. Try birthblock. Western megacorps are asking Ukrainians for the passport data, to prove they are from Ukraine and then block them anyway, if they were born in the currently russian occupied regions. And they don'
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Because other industries don't have pre-existing human written compilers, linters, analyzers, etc. which LLMs leverage to purge their output of the garbage and validate result using some strict rules. Programming just got unlucky with
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