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by akyu 5y ago
The block producer chooses transaction ordering. They control who gets sandwiched. Running your own node won't change anything.
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by akyu 5y ago
If you can borrow token A at X% interest, but there is an opportunity to use that borrowed token and earn Y% interest, if Y is greater than X, you can make profit. This is a super simplified explanation but that's the gist of it. Basic
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by akyu 5y ago
People like Wilson are a rare breed. He stuck to his guns despite the huge backlash around Sociobiology. From my vantage point, it seems everyone else is coming around to eventually admitting he was basically right all along, begrudgingly o
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by akyu 5y ago
I'm highly confident they are paying close attention to these companies.
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by akyu 5y ago
>(8) If possible, join or help organize a group for presenting employee problems to the management. See that the procedures adopted are as inconvenient as possible for the management, involving the presence of a large number of employees
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by akyu 5y ago
Do we understand large language models?
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by akyu 5y ago
The American Brahmin class asserts its dominance.
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by akyu 5y ago
Considering that the next figure is a computer simulation from the same citation, yes I believe they have heard of such an amazing tool. I chalk up the physical robots to a bit of a PR stunt. Cool little robots is quite a bit more endearing
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by akyu 5y ago
>A universal Turing machine that "contains all Turing machines" already exists You are misquoting the paper here Quoting the abstract: >Assuming that a superintelligence will contain a program that includes all the programs
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by akyu 5y ago
Make the best songs you can make with the skill level you have now. Too easy or too hard is irrelevant really. Is the song good? And maybe more importantly, are you having fun? When you ask a musician about what is the best song they ever
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by akyu 5y ago
>We respect your privacy. We will not share your data with anyone for marketing purposes. Yet the homepage has Google analytics and Squarespace cross site trackers. Not a great first impression.
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by akyu 5y ago
Yes. The antitrust suit seems to be a tool for legal discovery. And its a nice way to apply pressure from all sides to make Zuck feel the burn. This is about the government getting its hands into moderation and content control on Facebook.
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by akyu 5y ago
They squirm and recoil when you reveal the true plan. Careful.
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by akyu 5y ago
Is that not what 'actively resist' means?
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by akyu 5y ago
No.
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by akyu 5y ago
They paid him to direct an ad and he directed an ad. You are falling for the marketing my friend.
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by akyu 5y ago
The simplest strategy for "simple, emotional, and irrational critters" to adopt is to conspire together. You are just proving the point.
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by akyu 5y ago
They do detect them.
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by akyu 5y ago
You're assuming that they would get an answer if they asked those questions. I highly doubt that.
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by akyu 5y ago
>microwaving the blood to blasting it with UV or just shining some rainbow coloured lights on it. Or you could just say, "blast it with electromagnetic waves".
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by akyu 5y ago
>The scientific consensus today is what is stated in the linked wikipedia article. Simply saying this doesn't make it true. This is not true and that Wikipedia article is outdated.
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by akyu 5y ago
I'm merely a casual observer of neuroscience, but I feel like I already knew this. This isn't a huge leap if you accept that Spike-timing-dependent plasticity is happening.
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by akyu 5y ago
I can only speculate, but I'd imagine that anyone working in areas that touch on the technology that could lead to these kinds of capabilities get scooped up quietly, and no one else really knows. From the outside it would look like th
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by akyu 5y ago
With things like these I think it's helpful to look at what is being done, not just what is being said. In line with the provisions of Senate Report 116-233, accompanying the IAA for FY 2021, the UAPTF’s long-term goal is to widen
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by akyu 5y ago
I misunderstood your point initially, but yes I agree. In a chess puzzle that was constructed yes it is meta-knowledge. But in the course of a normal game it is not. Importantly this meta-knowledge is not strictly required in either situati
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by akyu 5y ago
It's not 'meta' knowledge, it's a basic rule of the game.
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by akyu 5y ago
This could work for casual FPS games, but for competitive FPS gaming like Counter-Strike or Valorant, 20ms is a deal breaker for players who want to perform at a high level. Pro FPS players consistently choose monitors with the highest ref
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by akyu 5y ago
The 'universal' aspect of UBI is critical, and many of the attempts to test UBI seem to miss this completely. Call it something else in that case.
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by akyu 6y ago
I've seen speculation that his method may have been as simple as the ancient Spartan Scytale ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scytale ).
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by akyu 6y ago
You seem to have misunderstood my point.

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