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by _diyar 2y ago
The AUC of learning to program remains the same before and after AI, both for hobbyist and professionals. What changes is the slope of the on-ramp – AI makes it easier to get started, achieve first wins and learn the table-stakes for your
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Alien
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How should the internal links work when converting into a PDF? They are obviously intended to enable a wiki-like structure in your notes, but I don't see a ways they could work upon export.
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I see your point. But consider that drug generations are generally not defined by the manufacturer, but by the broad community of researchers and clinicians finding step-changes in their effectiveness/side-effect tradeoffs. So by defin
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by _diyar 2y ago
In marketing world, many consider the slogan "Just Do It" to have a double meaning: 1) Don't make excuses, get after your goals! (the one you're espousing) 2) Treat yourself, just buy it (the one the articles author is e
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by _diyar 2y ago
The way I read it, i think the original commenter would usually agree with you, but the effect of the drug turns the post-fast food / treat satiation from joy to pain.
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Tons of fun
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Assuming we ever get to AGI[1], even if it is 10e9 times more expensive than human labour, ln(10e9) ~ 23 => Within 23*18 months compute will have become theoretically cheap enough to make it equivalently in price to human labour[2]. [1]
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Marginal cost of labour is what will matter.
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what does „from mistral“ mean in your comment?
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the savvy researcher knows when to publish an exciting but limited result, enabling themselves to deliver a juicy follow-up
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If they open source it, who cares? Obviously I would like them to continue maintaining their stuff, and I am sure they are imaginative enough to find some source of income.
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Probably just Apple designing the pricing ladder.
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Yes but you are not asking them to also buy a 10k USD lidar scanner to map their homes. The core of the argument is: you're already selling an expensive robot, don't force your customers to buy a second expensive thing.
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by _diyar 2y ago
The term 'scrutineering' arguably extends beyond adherence to technical specifications to include procedural regulations within the sport. I'm not sure if this also applies to 'tech inspection' in e.g. NASCAR.
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by _diyar 2y ago
Number of videos are less relevant than the total duration of high-quality videos (quality can be approximated on YouTube with metrics such as view and subscriber count). Also, while YouTube videos are not labelled directly, you can extract
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by _diyar 2y ago
I believe this is only the beginning of the modern OS with a user-interface that is based around AI. Imagine the platform lock-in from a lifetimes worth of meta-data around interactions with an AI agent, which obviously will not be transfer
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by _diyar 3y ago
Yes, I agree with your take. But please reread the comment which is the root of this discussion: > The (imo) shakier part of the argument is that he is entitled to damages even though he doesn't own shares in the company. I was nev
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by _diyar 3y ago
IANAL but I don't think that intentional deceit is necessary to prove Musk's case, negligent misrepresentation might suffice. And I agree that the judge ultimately has to rule whether or not the time-period between the ousting and
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In the scenario you described above, you would be entitled to sue for damages if you sold shares in a company under false pretenses because the other owners deceived you. Imagine being the part-owner of a bread focused bakery. You tell the
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by _diyar 3y ago
I detailed my understanding of this case in a sibling-comment to this one, but I think the fact that he wanted to "do the same thing" (read: use the for-profit engine to fund AI research) only makes his case stronger! If I underst
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I believe at the time it was reported that Musk and the OpenAI board chose to part ways due to his for-profit AI research (in Tesla) posing a conflict of interest to the OpenAI mission. Hence his argument boils down to "You made me sel
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by _diyar 3y ago
> This is what many believe (e.g., Peter Zeihan) to be the real reason behind the invasion of Ukraine. This does not make any sense. Banning birth-control would be the most cost-effective way to increase the birth-rate, stronger social p
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Outperforming Rust DNA sequence parsing benchmarks by 50% with Mojo(modular.com)
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by _diyar 3y ago
As mentioned by others, the author Dr. Greg Wilson has written/compiled many books/tutorials which I can recommend. I would especially laud Software Design by Example [1][2], The Architecture of Open Source Applications [3] and Te
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by _diyar 3y ago
> Minus human intervention, the next ice age would be in 50,000 years. Humanity will be either some unrecognizable scifi trope or, more likely, long gone by then. I think you are overestimating the probability that humanity would be &quo
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Capitalizing the phrase made it work for me > say OS X Edit: Late 2016 MBP on 12.6.6 Monterey
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I do not understand what exactly you are complaining about. It is true that the "Attention Is All You Need"[0] paper requires some level of basic understanding/experience of ML architectures and engineering, but the target au