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by blast 2y ago
yes and it seems unscrupulous to take kickback money for this. on the other hand, as someone who has one of these problems, I'd be only too happy to pay an insider to fix it. It's not just the technical problem (account suspension
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by blast 2y ago
Isn't that what they call an "externality"?
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Measuring the Mobile Body(eurozine.com)
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by blast 2y ago
I couldn't find a transcript on that page.
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by blast 2y ago
Is there a transcript?
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by blast 3y ago
Those quotes have been cherry-picked to give you that impression, so the article leads with outrage. I didn't think the Economist did that. Note that they sourced those quotes from a country which is still a more conservative society (
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by blast 3y ago
Oh yes, it's ridiculously unlikely. Just the point is there are lots of ways for the timing to be not a coincidence, yet the death still a suicide.
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by blast 3y ago
The timing is suspicious but that doesn't mean it wasn't suicide. If he was determined to kill himself there might be several reasons to do it today. Maybe he wanted to cast suspicion on Boeing. Or maybe he didn't want to tes
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by blast 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmq0udSUuxc
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by blast 3y ago
All the examples I looked at say killed by Israeli airstrike or Israeli sniper.
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by blast 3y ago
It's the buzzword for "make an LLM work on custom data" such as a codebase.
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by blast 3y ago
HTML: https://kk.org/outofcontrol/contents.php PDF: https://kk.org/mt-files/books-mt/ooc-mf.pdf
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by blast 3y ago
I hope not, but this is likely to get C&D'd by the famously secretive TJs.
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by blast 3y ago
Some people read it as a death threat but they mostly seem to be people who dislike him or his politics. To me that seems like it's being exploited for political reasons. Which Garry obviously made easy to do. Not the same thing as an
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by blast 3y ago
The controversy is whether that's an accurate description of what he did.
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by blast 3y ago
Stripe too
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by blast 3y ago
The issue in this case is (possible) genocide, which is a different question.
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by blast 3y ago
Also interesting about Fanon: https://mg.co.za/article/2019-06-06-00-the-radical-afterlive...
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by blast 3y ago
What happened there?
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by blast 3y ago
Wirth must have adopted the quote (how could he not), but it actually goes back to a clever line by someone introducing him at a conference. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38858993
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by blast 3y ago
The joke goes back to Adriaan van Wijngaarden introducing Wirth at a conference in the 1960s. I'd love to see a video of the audience reaction to that one. https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Niklaus_Wirth https:/
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by blast 3y ago
Can you tell us what it is?
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by blast 3y ago
New tenants have to pay market rate to begin renting. Rent control kicks in after that and prevents the rent from increasing much. If the other renters had been there for many years, they'd still be paying market rate (plus a bit) from
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by blast 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zB1T3zgne5Y
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by blast 3y ago
It's a question of proportionality. Some responses are justified, others not. The question is whether the current response is justified or excessive. One can deplore Oct 7 without calling it unprovoked. This conflict goes a long way ba
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by blast 3y ago
Some of this has to do with balancing closeness and distance. One reason why it can get weird is that one motive can be conscious while the opposite motive is unconscious. So for example I might be consciously distant by refusing to speak t
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by blast 3y ago
GP might have been joking
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by blast 3y ago
> it’s not as if a nuclear bomb dropped on their HQ Oh yes it is.
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by blast 3y ago
Surely a rounding error compared to OpenAI
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by blast 3y ago
> A month ago, Sutskever’s responsibilities at the company were reduced, reflecting friction between him and Altman and Brockman. Sutskever later appealed to the board Does anybody know how his responsibilities or what led to that? Seem

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