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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Yeah, that too is a huge concern for me. But we do need to start at least something, anything and not a day to soon. The oven is heating up and fiddling with temp regulator between III or II or I won't matter one bit in the end, the ov
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
I saw those too. They look wildly optimistic, on top of being based on a wildly optimistic efficiency of the aerosols themselves, compounding the issue. But even assuming that - I read that multiple tens of megatons of aerosols need to be d
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
I've been in hundreds of not fancy restaurants across Europe in my life, in many countries. The service speed in like 95% of all cases is at maximum or vary close to it. It's between 0 to 1-2 minutes to get menu, then 0 to 1-2 min
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
And that's again follows my point - regular French or Poles or Spaniards have zero influence on the German financial system even if they together would be a majority by the numbers and had a same opinion. While German financial system
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Dang can ban you, or me, or anyone. Doesn't make HN a bad forum. On the contrary, HN's moderation quality is widely praised and appreciated. Now imagine if it was free for all anarcho-libertarian forum. Or as another example a mas
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
"Anything that is crypto-adjacent or sometimes even "not actively opposing" cryptocurrencies is heavily disapproved of here." That couldn't be father from truth :) . Tokens are very much liked and often used by the
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
> Set aside 30% of that It looks like we are in agreement about rough requirements, but estimate consequences differently. That's precisely what I was talking about - even for China powerhouse it would require 30% of GDP (example nu
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
There is a tiny problem with that hypothesis - there are I think at most 3 potentially viable climate reversal options - DAC, sun shield and aerosol injection in the atmosphere. All 3 options are likely cost through the nose and will requir
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
It's all about PR. If EU formulates the new law like they are fighting against pollution and plastic garbage, it sounds nice enough to the electorate who are content with greenwashing and won't investigate much. And 99% of populat
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Do you realize that your example actually counters your point? The Greece's example illustrates that a misbehaving minority shouldn't have an outsized influence on the majority, which is a correct thing to aim for, I completely ag
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
I have a sneaking suspicion that someone at Google may be making the same bet, looking at the faster and faster Flash models which provide acceptable results to a lot of people (outside of coding).
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
If you get a choice to do anything like that, then the whole issue in my top comment is irrelevant. My concern was about not having such choice at a global scale.
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
My personal concern after the initial news broke about the topic, was not that generated content would become worse, but that to verify the presence of the watermark, one need to upload the complete and unedited source back to these megacor
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
3/10 too, and I've actually tried to discern the answer. My working theory was to pick texts which jumped between more to less frequent words (subjectively of course), but I was very wrong, basically I couldn't spot a waterma
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Too small to scrap (c) Basically if you are sufficiently big, you can get away with any crime (by making it legally non-crime).
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Aaaand, then watch prices continue rising regardless.
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Behold, The Masterpiece :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49251221
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm no trekkie myself, but isn't Star Trek timeline starts with a series or world wars in 21st century which results in a nuclear holocaust and a big fraction of planet inhabitants exterminated
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
After mentally stepping aside from the cozy developed country context, the answer becomes obvious really. Regular citizens won't pay for the excesses of our benevolent overlords if they have no income, but they will build and sustain t
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
a) they can and will patent it, because in the end it will be same tools "bIg pHormA" uses today for all kinds of tasks. b) they are financially and subjectively interested in developing said tools to combat cancer even if they wi
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Isn't that a variant of utilitarianism basically? The only things worth doing are the ones which allows us to do less.
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Depends on the models and your definitions of words. I've taken my Ikea table apart 3 times now and it is still absolutely rock solid, it has inserts for screws and they looks like can be re-assembled at least a few dozen times without
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Not a single country in the EU limits a speed or power of the EV motorcycles. They do limit these vehicles to an appropriate places which are called "roads" and do require a proper vehicle license and registration. A person can ri
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
I suspect that majority of atheists would be fine with either literal reading of Bible (any other religious text) or with metaphorical and in-context reading of such text, whatever better suits the fancy of religious folks. Now the problem
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
The Skeptic's Annotated Bible by Steve Wells would be better fitting HN :) https://www.skepticsannotatedbible.com/bible.php
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
NLP guys were right all along :)
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
It will be flagged because of the manipulative headline.
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
Why would any company keep evidence of their illegal operations after the deed was done? I'm baffled that you are even considering such hypothetical scenario. None of the LLM corpos are paying the copyright owners even a cent for using
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
That, and also redefining what a word "open" means, helps him avoid direct financial and criminal responsibility for stealing other people's data. Not that there was any real chance of that ever, but he is reducing that remai
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by Yizahi 2mo ago
In short - this is Mark deliberately lying in a way which requires a page of difficult text to explain, which hardly anyone would read and so Mark bets that a majority of the people who will see his claim will believe him. And the reason he

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