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by beeflet 1y ago
Are they spending enough money on the product for these companies to be profitable, after R&D costs are factored?
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by beeflet 1y ago
Even if it is transformational, who will realize the gains? AI service providers have no moat. We can all just run LLMs locally for a fraction of the cost. They're essentially just throwing VC money at training to do free work for all
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by beeflet 1y ago
I remember subredditsimulator was big (based on GPT and GPT2), but there was some confusion because no one could get ahold of these models
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by beeflet 1y ago
Time is money. the investment of time and resources spent on AI could be spent producing food or healing people. Not that I think we should, but the "Cash is just paper" attitude makes no sense. If it's just paper, how is Ope
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by beeflet 1y ago
Do we really need "good" doctors all of the time? I think the industry is overregulated to restrict the supply of healthcare.
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by beeflet 1y ago
You can't just throw money at the world hunger problem, it will end up in some warlord's coffers. Hunger still exists because it is politically useful to keep people hungry.
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by beeflet 1y ago
by creating new problems
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by beeflet 1y ago
Competition is for losers!
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by beeflet 1y ago
Regardless of the positions held, I think that moderators and admins have a lot of control over the discussion on reddit, and a lot of subreddits and users just get banned for no good reason. There is a selection bias at play. Just because
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by beeflet 1y ago
Well at least we can all agree violence is efficient way to create political problems
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by beeflet 1y ago
>An individual should be able to have multiple Discord nyms, right? Yeah, I think so. I mean this is like my 20th hacker news account. I am using my 5th discord account right now. But at the same time it would be an interesting to see ho
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by beeflet 1y ago
I agree. It is possible, but that does not mean it should be done. The thing is with such a ZK system you are still collecting and compiling all this data, it's just done by some sort of (government?) notary and there is a layer of ano
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by beeflet 1y ago
Make it so that the proofs are not reusable.
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by beeflet 1y ago
>Think about it - the claim is that those systems can prove aspects of someone's identity (eg age), without the site where the proof is used obtaining any knowledge about the individual and without the proof provider knowing where t
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by beeflet 1y ago
this has nothing to do with kessler syndrome. If anything, it's the opposite: satellites that are low in orbit deorbiting naturally. The article fails to explain why deorbiting sattelites at this frequency is bad, it just loosely sugge
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by beeflet 1y ago
>You're also left with the idea a white savior story that says might makes right I think the first book is more nuanced than that. It's a demonstration of the nietzschean perspective, but it doesn't make any assertions abo
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by beeflet 1y ago
what is AI? It is a loose word that changes meaning depending on the era.
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by beeflet 1y ago
I am reading Dune Messiah now and it clearly isn't as good as the first book. I consider the story more of a self-contained book than a series. Taking the first book by itself, it doesn't speak much about the relationship between
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by beeflet 1y ago
There is a new kind of machine in the works that converts your grey matter into grey goo
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by beeflet 1y ago
I am skeptical about the price action of bitcoin due to the influence of a certain michael saylor.
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by beeflet 1y ago
nothing ever happens
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by beeflet 1y ago
When you introduce such a high level of moderation and ranking what you get are a load of reddit style "funny guys" that are desperately trying to be noticed. I prefer random comments without ranking, because it gives you a more t
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by beeflet 1y ago
There is, it's almost every successful advertisement-driven social media site. Youtube, reddit, facebook, etc. have all adapted to remove negative and controversial comments and leave positive/advertiser-friendly comments.
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by beeflet 1y ago
I think outrage is good. I like conflict and debate. It is the systems that supress outrage that are annoying. Really, you just need to supress spam.
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by beeflet 1y ago
I am not sure if I am pessimistic about the prospect of it being solved by an AI, or optimistic at the prospect of it being solved at all and what it entails.
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by beeflet 1y ago
whats the significance of this? is there new information that suggests this may occur?
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by beeflet 1y ago
You couldn't figure out by yourself not to use a dysfunctional browser?
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by beeflet 1y ago
There are a couple companies doing HTGR and SMRs that seem to be on track.
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by beeflet 1y ago
do you? maybe we just need more supply
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by beeflet 1y ago
It takes a strong man to deny what's right in front of him, and if the truth is undeniable... you create your own

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