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by azan_ 9mo ago
Yes, it only led to all advancements in the history of humanity, what a joke!
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by azan_ 9mo ago
But HFT is good! It allows better pricing of equities and increases liquidity.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
400 billion dollars and it's like 5% of actual Western capacity. Imagine how obliterated Russia would get if West actually tried! I really wish that Western world would finally start giving ACTUAL support and not just drip. Russia has
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> Because that's exactly what they are. An LLM is just a big optimization function with the objective "return the most probabilistically plausible sequence of words in a given context". > There is no higher thinking. Th
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by azan_ 9mo ago
The only way for Europe forward is actual federalization. Unfortunately right wing parties will never let it happen so entire Europe is doomed to become marginalized by China and US.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
I strongly believe he just wants to secure his legacy. He wants to be the president that increased the land of USA and that's it.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
No, you've misunderstood my point. Note that I wrote "closer cooperation with China might make it more likely in practice" - my point is that closer relations with China will increase how many people travel there increasing o
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by azan_ 9mo ago
It's not obvious at all. Some people believe that once AI can do the things I've listed, the role of developers will change instead of getting replaced (because advances always led to more jobs, not less).
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by azan_ 9mo ago
We are actually already at the level of magic genie or some sci-fi level device. It can't do anything obviously but what it can is mind blowing. And the basis of argument is obviously right - potential possibility is really low bar to
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> evaluate whether the generated code solves it correctly, consider security implications, ensure it integrates properly with existing systems, and maintain it as requirements evolve I think you are basing your reasoning on the current g
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> The pattern that gets missed in these discussions: every "no-code will replace developers" wave actually creates more developer jobs, not fewer. Doesn't mean it will happen this time (i.e. if AI truly becomes what was pr
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> Being negative about Xi might have similar results, but less likely in practice. Being negative about Xi has typically much worse in consequence and closer cooperation with China might make it more likely in practice. I'm not sayi
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Why are you not happy about Mercosur? I'm from EU and I think it's a great deal!
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by azan_ 9mo ago
China is also building renewables and nuclear at record pace and their per capita emission is much lower than USA. If we also take historic emission into account (and we should - the CO2 from decades ago is still in atmosphere!) then China
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Why is that? Could you say something more?
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by azan_ 9mo ago
If you initially make factually wrong comment then you should at least apologize and say that you are sorry for being wrong, not keep pushing your agenda further.
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by azan_ 10mo ago
There are tons of free lunches everywhere though.
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by azan_ 10mo ago
Could you perhaps share such agents.md? Sounds interesting
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by azan_ 10mo ago
Please read my comment again. If you lived with chronic pain that multiple doctors failed to correctly diagnose and ChatGPT actually suggested correct diagnosis then you wouldn’t call it just perceived ease, but something that made your lif
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by azan_ 10mo ago
> Dystopian and frankly, gross. Its amazing to me that so many people are willing to give up control over their lives and in this case, their bodies, for the smallest inkling of ease. I've read people with chronic conditions reporti
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by azan_ 10mo ago
If we had effective treatment, then psychiatrists that are effective would quickly displace ones that keep you hooked on non-effective ones.
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by azan_ 10mo ago
I think there is no person more qualified than Tao to tell what's interesting development in math and what's not.
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by azan_ 10mo ago
> Neither the cow nor the cow's food retains much water Isn't it true for datacenters too? The water used by them does not disappear, one could even argue that cows capture permanently more water than datacenters.
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by azan_ 10mo ago
Depends on the data - if you had genetic data they might run PGS and infer that even though you are healthy now, your genes might predispose you to something bad and deny insurance based on that. If you truly do not see dangers of health da
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by azan_ 10mo ago
Quite contrary - it will give them much more work, I can guarantee.
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by azan_ 10mo ago
Could you please explain how does Europe cater to Trump and how does it make him more likely to invade Greenland?
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by azan_ 10mo ago
I don't know about other stats, that's why I won't comment on them. But it doesn't matter - your water use stats are still manipulative and make your point much weaker.
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by azan_ 10mo ago
That's very dishonest. Daily water intake is a fraction of how people use water! Producing 1 kg of beef requires 15 000 litres and if you put it that way (which is much more honest) it's not that bad. If you'd also take into
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by azan_ 10mo ago
Not true at all! Please read up on that.
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by azan_ 10mo ago
No, it's what I found in 2025 in Moscow, if I were to look in whole Russia I would find hundreds of these. I'm ending this discussion, unfortunately it's very typical for Russians to discuss like this - always deny anything w

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