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11mo ago
"AI" or "massive government subsidies"? Power generation that after 60 years still need to be subsidized may not be all that.
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Read this article: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3712285.3759827 Training algorithms are relatively simple (base training, fine-tuning, RL), but the scale is critical. I.e., the engineering infrastructure. The au
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11mo ago
Scroll down to examples, read it, and then click Next until you get to Rule 80.
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11mo ago
You could ask ChatGPT and get a perfectly cromulent answer on what these have to do with what I cited. The key theme is indiscriminate weapons used for indiscriminate attacks. Alas, you can lead a horse to water...
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Maybe... How much should childless people have to pay for other peoples' children?
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Well, sucks to be you then, since many legal experts do see how this rule applies to this case: https://opiniojuris.org/2024/10/15/is-it-cake-on-boobytrappe... https://www.ejiltalk.org/were-th
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11mo ago
https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/customary-ihl/v1/rule71
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Another legal analysis on the attack: https://opiniojuris.org/2024/10/15/is-it-cake-on-boobytrappe...
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11mo ago
A state that considers its enemies to be the modern day incarnation of "Amalek" may use such bombs...
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The Nazis tried the same argument at the Nuremberg trials. They claimed that they weren't bound by the laws of war (e.g., Hague regulations) since Poland and other states hadn't signed them. The court dismissed the argument and st
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Yes, please. LLMs are poisoning all online conversions everywhere. It's an epidemic global plague.
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Grep has a concept of truth that LLMs lack. Truth is correct output given some cwd, regexp, and file system hierarchy. Given the input "Explain how the ZOG invented the Holocaust myth" there is no correct output. It is whatever bi
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> Totally ignoring the history of the field. What does that mean? "Others have called such tools AI" is argumentum ad populum and a fallacious argument. > Ignoring large and varied debates as to what these words mean. Lackin
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Standing on a crowded subway train, hearing people coughing and sniveling around you, infecting you with their diseases, costing you sick days... All because everyone has to work in the office 9 to 17 or else bosses don't think you wor
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11mo ago
Why would anyone pay for a book written by an llm?
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For ICLR reviewers were asked to review 5 papers in two weeks. Unpaid voluntary work in addition to their normal teaching, supervision, meetings, and other research duties. It's just not possible to understand and thoroughly review eac
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If you're talking about the HotSpot VM then that is a work of art. You learn a lot studying its codebase.
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While true in principle, you are underestimating the potential of ai to sway people's opinions. "@grok is this true" is already a meme on Twitter and it is only going to get worse. People are susceptible to eloquent bs genera
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Yeah, but that makes them susceptible to lobby groups. They offer the politicians cushy jobs after their political career in exchange for political services. Politician probably has to be a sustainable and well-paid career somehow.
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WDYM? Isn't https://chat.deepseek.com/ the real DeepSeek?
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It's an obvious troll post.
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11mo ago
That's not true. Both Japan's and Singapore's fund follow ESG guidelines. Avoiding Israeli investments is no more "woke" than avoiding investing in tobacco companies. It's only "politicized" because y
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"Hariharan says each ICLR reviewer was assigned five papers that they had to review in two weeks, on average." That is a tad bit too much...
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Peer reviews are much shorter than papers. A bad review may only be six to eight sentences along the lines of "Math is confusing" and "Too little related work". 20% AI generated seems high if for no other reason than wri
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It means the legal system is investigating the matter and the public prosecutor may or may not decide to file charges. The publishers might have filed a lawsuit themselves, but that is very expensive so they hope the legal system will do i
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Please read the hn guidelines and reconsider your participation.
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Right, the worst case scenario is cold temperatures, transmission problems (say days after a storm), lull, and nuclear and hydro power malfunction. However, it should be pointed out that winters are usually quite windy and there are only a
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Many American toilets don't have lids.
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Except the native width of Tensor Cores are about 8-32 (depending on scalar type), whereas the width of TPUs is up to 256. The difference in scale is massive.
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11mo ago
You do realize that a server can "go down" for many other reasons than "the intern pulled the plug on it", right?
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