aipatselarom

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by aipatselarom 1y ago
Do you have relevant expertise in this topic?
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by aipatselarom 1y ago
The guy's just asking if four engines instead of two would have made a difference? It's curiosity, it's learning, it's looking for an explanation. That's exactly the kind of comment that deserves to be here. >[
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by aipatselarom 1y ago
Try harder next time. You just blew up all the case you made around "I'm just here arguing in good faith". But to cater to your question, no, he did not send me an email. He did not have to do anything, I was the one who app
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by aipatselarom 1y ago
"US Citizens" "US Economy" "US Job Market" "US Military" "US Policy" And many other examples ... But now that I read about it, when you use it as adjective you have to write as "U.S.&qu
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by aipatselarom 1y ago
My faith in Christ is way stronger than the influence of a small group of crooked and virtueless human beings. Even if 9 out of 10 of cardinals, priests and worshippers were crooked, my faith in Christ wouldn't move one inch (2.54cm);
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
You're not following through. I was talking about the COVID vaccine mandates. But what you found further reinforces my point. Thanks.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
>Exceptions don't invalidate rules. Source, you? I could argue the opposite. If your purported "exception" applies to 80%+ of the global population, a minimal dash of common sense would make me think that's the rule,
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Good. Then you don't have "autonomy over your own body". The other commenter on this sub-thread just gave you another example of that.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Were you on Planet Earth between 2020 and 2022? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
>It's obvious I'm 9 years old. Then your parents have the final say.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Your point of view is important, I wouldn't want it to be misinterpreted or any of that sort. What you're saying is: 1. You tried to end your life. 2. Because of the intervention of other people, most likely your family, that didn
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Could you just answer the question in turn? Not a different question, not an essay, not hand-waving, just focus on that very concrete question.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Read the title of this post, and the title of the question in the exchange, I will post it yet again, *sigh* >What situations in classical physics are non-deterministic? Is "statistical mechanics" contained within "classic
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
I'm trying to wrap my head around your logic. So, I'll go step by step to make sure I get it. If you were able to perfectly balance the ball on a perfectly constructed dome, blah blah, would the ball stay static indefinitely or wo
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
>What situations in classical physics are non-deterministic? Sorry, I didn't take my crazy pills today. To me it is very clear that the question involves physics from the start.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Hey @aj7 and @novia. I am very interested on this as well, feel free to reach out, email in profile. I am actually advocating against abuse and corruption in academia, that's a swamp that really needs to be drained.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Why? The official announcement is a $500B commitment. Even if they "only get $100B" (which I doubt) do you think that will somehow be detrimental to OpenAI? Do you understand how much money a hundred billion dollars is?
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
100k out of 200 million (US)? Out of 5 billion (worldwide)? The flu makes us lose five "generational cohorts" every year, then.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
(I'm @moralestapia, but on my phone) Non-profits have a mission that has to be aligned with a public/social benefit. No amount of structuring would help you if it turns out that your activities benefit a private individual/or
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
n = 1 aside. I have some large files stored in R2 and a 50Gbps interface to the world. curl to Linode's speed test is ~200MB/sec. curl to R2 is also ~200MB/sec. I'm only getting 1Gbps but given that Linode's speed i
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Here's your "Lady on Fire" generator, [1]. "Oh but you can't compare a paragraph to a whole movie script!" Sure, just apply the same procedure recursively, stop at a depth where you're satisfied, see [2].
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
I've been consistently arguing for #2. None of the statements I wrote suggest that patents provide a significant financial (#1) or social benefit.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Bio-rad was founded 72 years ago, what are you talking about?
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
>a patent has no real-world value unless the invention itself has a significant expected ROI Lol. 99% of patents are cruft. And I'd be wildly surprised if revenue from patent licensing at the companies you worked at was more than a
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
This recently featured article comes to mind → https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41951131 .
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Yeah, you're right. They'll be out of business very soon! /s
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
Awesome. OpenAI will eat this market. Called it a couple weeks ago → https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41884821 . Some still think "OpenAI has no moat", keep on beating that horse, lol.
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
The point is, 99% of cases where JSON is used, it is already: * Agreed by both parties to be the protocol they'll use * Used for "representation" (assuming we mean the same by that, if not, please clarify) >So if you'
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
You write "we" but I've never been approached by any company to talk about the trade-offs I'm willing to accept. I don't think companies do that sort of thing, but has that been the case with you? One could argue &q
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by aipatselarom 2y ago
You're right on that, I went down a rabbit hole of comparing her vs. all I could think of, and she's an absolute monster. Wow. Good on her!

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