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by avazhi 3mo ago
> the goal of this particular section were to maximize what authors and inventors can extract from their creations then explicitly assigning to them the property rights in perpetuity of said creations would have been the way to ensure th
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by avazhi 3mo ago
Interesting how you’ve chosen to interpret that section. When I was in law school we were taught what seemed obvious then and is obvious now: that Congress has the power to promote the progress of science and useful arts by giving authors a
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by avazhi 3mo ago
Either think and write for yourself or stay silent next time. It'd be infinitely better than telling another person to use an LLM to understand something you yourself don't understand and are too lazy to try to figure out. I wish
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by avazhi 3mo ago
Nah that’s not how that works. There are literally an endless stream of examples of the model providers tweaking backend stuff and improving prompt responses without using new or retrained data. And even if they added new training data to a
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by avazhi 3mo ago
That’s not what second means in this context in English, and it’s incorrect to use it that way. This is because for something to be second there must have been something in first and only first, and so on; in this case there was a first and
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by avazhi 3mo ago
I used fable more than a month ago, what are you talking about?
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by avazhi 3mo ago
Documenting offences? What offences would those be? It isn’t an offence to record somebody on a train or else the person who recorded the video of the guy also committed an offence (and neither that person nor the guy did). Didn’t read past
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by avazhi 3mo ago
What does that have to do with whether or not this should be on HN? By your logic, literally anything from the '80s is appropriate for this site, which is obviously not correct lol.
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by avazhi 3mo ago
> Anything that gratifies intellectual curiosity And no matter your view on the subject, a pop singer dying is not a topic that is capable of gratifying intellectual curiosity. It's about as banal as things get.
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by avazhi 3mo ago
Nor is this a post that should be on HN, but here we are.
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by avazhi 3mo ago
Grok free has become so bad over the past 3-6 months that I stopped using it completely. I’d assumed they were going to wind up, honestly.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
I generally have fans around, but I too use a CO2 detector in my home and have tested it in various places and situations. CO2 concentrations are not as localised as you are making them out to be. If they are elevated in front of my face, f
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by avazhi 4mo ago
CO2 does not stream out when you exhale like a fluid. It’s a gas. It dissipates quite immediately and behaves as all gases do - it expands to fill its container via something like Brownian Motion.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
Uh, no.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
Interesting. I didn’t have defenestrate in mine - I’d assumed they used the same word list.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
AI labs do not have an incentive to downplay the risks and if you can’t understand that you’re naive and shouldn’t be writing Economist articles. AI labs have every incentive to overstate the risks so that they can get lucrative government
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by avazhi 4mo ago
I hope more companies start doing this. If Europe wants to have laughably stringent laws and micromanage companies it should be prepared for many of those companies to exit the market. Europeans can either stop being unreasonable or, you kn
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by avazhi 4mo ago
Next time you're speaking to a close non-techie friend or family member feel free to ask them how often/whether they ever use Siri, and then ask them why not, and you'll realise that no, this isn't some HN-specific pecul
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by avazhi 4mo ago
It’s basically LLM-slop in presentation form.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
I hear Apple and I associate with it with laughable AI integration, an unserious UI, and buggy software. Apple’s entire software stack has a branding problem.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
Maybe observing Siri for the past 10 years? They have no expertise in this area and their software quality as never been worse.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
Because Americans don't really like the sport, it isn't popular in America, and thus nobody gets their kids to play it, resulting in Americans not really liking the sport, ad infinitum.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
This article was not A.I.-assisted, it was clearly completely written by an AI in places.
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by avazhi 4mo ago
Was responding to many of these comments, which read as if the commenters haven’t heard of this before. The top comment in this thread is some dude asking if we can ‘do something now that we know the source’ lol. We’ve known the source for
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by avazhi 4mo ago
It's been known that Russia does GPS interference near their Western border and the Baltic down to Ukraine for several years now. It's something airline pilots prepare for now, and expect. Not sure why this is being couched as nov
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by avazhi 5mo ago
Presumably this will happen to Offica 2021 in two years, too, so it's actually worse than you say.
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by avazhi 5mo ago
Plenty of tech companies operate capitalistically without intentionally defrauding their customers.
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by avazhi 5mo ago
“ Human dignity does not depend on a person’s abilities” I mean, this is just begging the question. Many people disagree with this and disagree with the notion that humans are innately valuable. The blog post just seems like a lot of copium
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by avazhi 5mo ago
Irrelevant to his ability to run a company that makes good rockets at an efficient price, so... who cares? This is exactly the point of the person you're replying to. The ad hominem destroys your ability to recognise how insanely good
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by avazhi 5mo ago
I've had all notifications turned off expect for my immediate family (parents, wife) for years now. I'd get rid of my phone before going back to getting buzzed and dinged constantly.

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