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by atwrk 2y ago
The don't emphasize citizenship because it is enough to live in the EU for the law to apply, i.e. immigrants etc. are included. If you look into the actual GDPR, you will find the phrase "data subjects who are in the Union",
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by atwrk 2y ago
LLMs, in this context, are nothing more than search indexes. The exact same information is a google query away. Publicly crawlable information was the training material for them, after all.
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by atwrk 2y ago
Isn't this exactly the moment where he is wrong? Even if all three of these would happen simultaneously, it would still be easier to ensure human continuity on earth, not on mars. A mars colony would have to be underground to escape
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by atwrk 2y ago
And the BYD ebus started in 2010 .
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by atwrk 2y ago
> Yes in an ideal world they should catch any campaign of this sort, but global moderation is difficult It really isn't, it just is expensive to do it. They could just hire people to do that. Thats the accusation. Of course they d
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by atwrk 3y ago
It isn't though, but both intelligence and concentration are necessary for actual performance . Intelligence is only a potential.
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by atwrk 3y ago
I think the point is that we don't observe evolution here, i.e. people with lesser IQ die more or reproduce less, but cultural adaptation. If high IQ scores are considered valuable, society creates environments that enable high IQ sc
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by atwrk 3y ago
Or they are simply living in Berlin and only damage things in and around Berlin.
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by atwrk 3y ago
Doesn't actually sound leftist to me, besides sabotaging Tesla they also attacked a (public!) Covid vaccination app developer in 2020: https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/regional/brandenburg/vulkan... (Ger
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by atwrk 3y ago
+1 for RPG in a Box, my 10yo loves it. RPG in a box provides everything to start with simple games (map editor, visual scripting, voxel editor, sound editor, ...), and the minecraft-like/retro style helps managing the kid's expect
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by atwrk 3y ago
They do mention voice cloning in the README ("We’ve also added an example of voice cloning based on a reference audio file."), do you have something different in mind?
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by atwrk 3y ago
How is it surprising that the policies of two factions that have nothing to do with each other, who aren't even on the same continent, are potentially inconsistent with each other?
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by atwrk 3y ago
It usually is prudent to assume that professionals in foreign fields aren't idiots; that includes archeology and their knowledge of the existance of bonfires. Just skimming the paper for a few seconds makes the reasoning of the researc
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by atwrk 3y ago
Etymology seldomly works as an argument. Tesla didn't use 'autopilot' because it works like the autopilot of a plane, but because normal people associate the word with concepts they learned from tv shows for decades, think kn
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by atwrk 3y ago
Here's a great graph with finer than hourly data: https://www.agora-energiewende.de/en/service/recent-electric... It doesn't average out on an intraday basis, but neither does consumption, which has its
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by atwrk 3y ago
Fortunately wind power is almost exactly anticyclic to solar in Germany, so cumulated they produce a nearly flat curve over the seasons: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/dc/Wind-pow...
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by atwrk 3y ago
China did 86GW last year and now stands at a cumulated 393GW: https://www.statista.com/statistics/279504/cumulative-instal...