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armatav
5y ago
Are you under the impression that a substances effects are somehow mediated by their legality?
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armatav
5y ago
Like any other species, at whatever cost. It’s a mistake to view nature as “good” and technology as “bad”. The only similarity between them is their complete and utter moral neutrality. Only a few of your fellow humans care about you, for s
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5y ago
“Weak sauce”?
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5y ago
My argument does not preclude stratification as a concept - every competitive system has stratification by nature. My point is that you cannot stratify people into two separate classes and then perpetually move one of those classes down int
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armatav
5y ago
I edited it 5 seconds after posting it. You posted 20 minutes after I posted it.
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5y ago
Yeah the problem is too many smart people, not the fucked up financial systems, terrible education systems, degenerate media cycles and huge bureaucracy, but that too many people are too smart. Yeah let’s make sure we have an underclass of
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armatav
5y ago
Sounds like Star Wars to me.
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5y ago
Right. And just to be clear I love the field and most everybody in it, specifically for their idealism - I'm a practitioner myself - clearly everyone involved in the modern field of AI wants to leave a legacy of beneficial impact, and
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5y ago
Yeah, this. Modern AI is not AI - AI is synthetic machine life and essentially always has been, in fiction and non-fictional idealism. Deep neural networks have stuck us in hope-fueled uncanny valley, and very smart people tend to become ve
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5y ago
Is everyone an ‘eccentric genius’ with some magical disorder these days? Or just bloggers? And where’s the source for the white matter structural deformity “delaying” signal processing by “a fraction of a second”, I’m very interested in how
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6) Arms race with someone who trained an obfuscation version that goes through your AGPL code and tweaks it to not be in violation.
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5y ago
It’s pre-trained, partially, on Wikipedia. GPT-2 did this sort of thing all the time: native to the architecture to surface examples from the fine-tuning training set by default.
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5y ago
Why’d you censor bullets from a machine gun? Is there some HN autoban for them?
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5y ago
That makes sense, like a bug too scuffed to allow a recovery.
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5y ago
I think the whole point of the post is that you can move your coins to the new protocol through an exchange mechanism, or stay put. Unlike a deployed server.
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5y ago
Why not just have a version 1 smart contract, that inside of it has an amount check that, if passed, rewrites the smart contract (or issues a new one) - version 2 - that rectifies the problem? So people who "agree" with the change
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armatav
5y ago
The insulin price is that high through political/regulatory capture. It costs barely anything to make. Not every problem has it’s root in division.
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5y ago
Yes; if you're not rich and/or happy, stay the fuck away from addictive shit like video games. Truly an industry that causes WAY more harm than good, by several orders of magnitude.
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5y ago
Works until IT resets the passwords once a month and you have to renew access on your device, missing a meeting.
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armatav
5y ago
Thankfully you already have a job - next job should be journalism with a title like that, lmfao - 10/10
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armatav
5y ago
So what is Novavax?
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5y ago
This site is legit from 2041
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5y ago
You mean that within this century we won’t have 3-times-a-day “load shedding” for months? If I wasn’t South African I’d believe it.
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5y ago
I mean the ethics seem to be analytically more complex. If consenting surgeon A is to perform surgery procedure X on A such that the success chance of X on person i in the set of patients I (with the disease) is increased, then A necessaril
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5y ago
Except that’s a biological imperative.
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The TCP connection is never closed with websockets.
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The point of lecture is not to teach you the subject throughly. That’s what practice is for. The point of lecture is to get you so profoundly interested in the concepts you’re learning that you’ll go and do the practice without feeling like
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This is unironically the true story. Never forget.
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5y ago
Now this is a quality comment on the speculation of new and advanced technology for saving peoples lives.
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armatav
6y ago
This is a great advertisement for that screw system.
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