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by acyou 3y ago
Clearly, the root cause of the problem is not immigrants or immigration, as some others have suggested. It is the people of Sweden who have ultimately done this to, and continue to do it to themselves. It ultimately comes down to their soci
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by acyou 3y ago
How can you not make money, especially if you want to be in the business of making and selling chips? If you have that kind of $ you had better be getting returns. In fact, the more $ you have, the easier it should be to get returns. Such i
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by acyou 3y ago
I don't know Sam Altman, but have listened to him speak a number of times on Youtube and I can hear the excitement, nervousness and confidence in his voice, including on Dev Day. He is human like the rest of us. We humans cannot rest.
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by acyou 3y ago
Despite what the charter says, why is OpenAI called OpenAI and not OpenAGI? Is that at the core of this issue?
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by acyou 3y ago
Cloud costs are already expensive, so let's change to doing normal computing tasks in an insanely inefficient manner on the cloud? If you're a cloud computing provider/DC operator, inefficiency is a feature, not a bug. At som
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by acyou 3y ago
How do we separate cause from effect here? Anti nuclear sentiment is quite a bit older than Homer Simpson.
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by acyou 3y ago
Don't understand how any of this can be possible under the European economic framework. How can their free trade agreement allow this sort of race to the bottom and differential in labor rules and trade union practice? The rules must b
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by acyou 3y ago
Feedback: looks great, but would also be great to also add stylus compatibility, sketch/doodle mode, add players mid-game, pressure sensitivity, sleep and wake persistence capability, indefinite data persistence, unlimited viewing ang
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by acyou 3y ago
When your toolchain includes large chunks of manually interfaced cloud vendor software not under your control, this becomes the reality. I have this problem! It's software that only works inside a certain vendor's software and has
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by acyou 3y ago
Does your neighbor share a structure with you?
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by acyou 3y ago
More generally, I'm a huge proponent for washing and drying hands after coming home, after using the bathroom and before eating, in order to disrupt a wide variety of infectious diseases. In particular, I consider the fecal-oral route
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by acyou 3y ago
Thanks for the answers. Some followups: 1. Seems like you would need quite a bit of capital to be one of these integrator companies, to float the cash to buy land, build a facility and buy the racks. Does your own vs rent philosophy extend
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by acyou 3y ago
Couple questions: 1. Are there integrator companies that take these building blocks and build datacenters for other companies? 2. Are these racks intended to be bought in large quantities and put into new datacenters? 3. Is liquid cooling a
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by acyou 3y ago
[2] Not just fail to stop, but fail to reduce speed when turning off into a heavily congested side street with visual distractions, blind spots and a pedestrian crossing. For some reason, I can't imagine literally any human driving qui
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by acyou 3y ago
The restaurant model has such incredibly high turnover and failure rate. We think we want things to go back to the way they were, but really we just want to be young again. To be more constructive, would be cool to tie in some connection to
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by acyou 3y ago
Disc brakes are really strongly aliased with new bikes. Personally, I like the feeling of my new bike, which happens to have disc brakes. So, I don't mind disc brakes.
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by acyou 3y ago
Is that true? Do you have a link to corroborate that claim? Quickly checking, I wasn't able to find anything that indicates the full bodycam footage is in fact public record.
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by acyou 3y ago
The bodycam video is so incredibly heavily edited and manipulative. I struggle to understand how anyone can watch it and not feel like they are being overtly manipulated (and also start to heavily doubt the narrative being pushed). For exam
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by acyou 3y ago
How do you know for sure the first buy offer was real?
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by acyou 3y ago
Another example industry where you can see this well is manufacturing with Protolabs, Xometry sucking wind for the last several years. Surprising, you would have thought that large amounts of capital and economies of scale would beat out co
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by acyou 3y ago
Money losing VC backed transportation brokerage goes broke. Doesn't sound like this amazing ripe area for automation anyways as long as truckers are still at the wheel. Can't imagine they were adding much if any value.
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by acyou 3y ago
Tons of great text and 2D image training data. If the same were true for 3D, the problem would be "easy". Not anticipating any great source 3D model training data will be made available anytime soon.
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by acyou 3y ago
It's Design of Experiments language, DOE being a damned useful tiny little subset of applied statistics.
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by acyou 3y ago
Stat-Ease's Design-Expert is the industry standard software in this area. Would have liked to see the author do a little more attribution. These are old ideas and techniques, and certainly not attributable to this author. It's hel
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by acyou 3y ago
Finally... only took like 60 years to figure that one out. Need to couple it with a collective financial incentive for fast turns.
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by acyou 3y ago
That's getting to the core of the question. Both morphology and liveliness are abstractions that we're trying to layer onto natural phenomena. I think the best thing to do is to recognize the abstractions as abstractions, and not
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by acyou 3y ago
The scientist replies: "Well, I got those hydrogen atoms from the Big Bang. It's this explosion that created everything in the beginning". God replies: "No, I bought those hydrogen atoms from ASML."
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by acyou 3y ago
There is a morphological difference between a dead eye and a living one that adequately explains the difference in function. The morphological difference is that the living eye has oxygenated blood pumping through its live cells. If I can&#
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by acyou 3y ago
This is less a problem with AI, and more of a problem with the problematic, arbitrary and very unclear definition of living vs. non-living. I don't expect that applying AI will resolve the underlying issue with the question.
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by acyou 3y ago
Are you a human or a server rack? Shall we just send you a CAPTCHA to make sure?

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