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by borissk 3y ago
Sounds like bad news for Blue Origin - they can't even lunch Amazon's own satellites.
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Hunter-gatherers first launched violent raids at least 13,400 years ago(sciencenews.org)
22 points by borissk 3y ago|17 comments
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by borissk 3y ago
Would the world be a better place if the US Government lets China become the dominating world super-power?
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by borissk 3y ago
The symbiosis with chloroplasts was a lot easier, as the host already had a nucleus.
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by borissk 3y ago
Hmmm, the worst I've seen are german cars with laser and matrix LED lights. Followed by cars fitted with chinese lights off ebay, whose manufacturers don't care about any local regulations.
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by borissk 3y ago
The origin of eukaryotes is an amazing story. The chances of survival of the original combined organism were 0.0000000001%. All the bacterial RNA and DNA that the bacteria produced during life and death were surely messing up with the archa
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Company commander of the 47th Brigade Mykola Melnyk:The Russians knew our routes(censor.net)
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The Minds Behind Windows: Raymond Chen [video](youtube.com)
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by borissk 3y ago
The part about NTFS is slightly incorrect. It wasn't really a new file system. It was a copy of High Performance File System (HPFS) for OS/2, that was originally implemented in assembler by Microsoft's best programmer Gordon
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by borissk 3y ago
What can I run on nVidia RTX 4060 Ti with 16GB RAM?
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by borissk 3y ago
In many startups the board doesn't really receive much formal communications from the CEO. Often the members of the board are free to speak to the employees any time about their work.
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by borissk 3y ago
Sam can make every single employee of OpenAI a multi-millionaire. To a degree the whole drama was about cash in hand vs potential safety issues an cash in hand won.
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AGI Ruin: A List of Lethalities by Eliezer Yudkowsky(lesswrong.com)
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Eliezer Yudkowsky on if Humanity can Survive AI [video](youtube.com)
1 points by borissk 3y ago|0 comments
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by borissk 3y ago
Is Ml.net just a toy or a real AI tool? Are there any AI startups or big corporations using it?
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by borissk 3y ago
My experience using Pixel 7 is it has the smoothest UI of any Android phone I've tried - including flagships like S23 and Xiaomi 13T. Also the author assumes Google wants to do on-device AI processing, but given Google's desire fo
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by borissk 3y ago
Lisp is amazing. Interesting why Python won the race to become the language of choice for the neural networks wave of AI.
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by borissk 3y ago
The whole blue/green bubble thing is how Apple got something like 80% market share in probably the most valuable demographic in the world - US teenagers. They are no going to let it become less relevant without a desperate fight.
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by borissk 3y ago
The board is desperate. A $90B company turned overnight into a lemon nobody wants, despite having amazing tech and APIs. They need to find a way to keep at least 20% of the employees from leaving, as that will allow them to continue running
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by borissk 3y ago
ChatGPT-5?
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by borissk 3y ago
MS is not going to randomly withhold cloud credits, as OpenAI is going to sue them for billions of damages.
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by borissk 3y ago
One way or another the current OpenAI team will split into two teams - one headed by Sam and focused on making money and another headed by Ilya and focused on creating a safe AGI.
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by borissk 3y ago
xAI along with Anthropic seem to be best positioned to take advantage from the OpenAI/sama scandal.
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Ousted OpenAI CEO Altman discusses possible return, mulls new AI venture(koreatimes.co.kr)
1 points by borissk 3y ago|0 comments
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Germany, France and Italy reach agreement on future AI regulation(tbsnews.net)
1 points by borissk 3y ago|1 comments
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by borissk 3y ago
Closed AI
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by borissk 3y ago
A train can never move at the speed of light (as it has mass) ^_^
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by borissk 3y ago
So you think human readers have magical powers to rate say a book that an AI can't replicate?
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by borissk 3y ago
Interesting question. Beijing has huge problems with traffic jams and the CCP has has taken some extreme measures to limit the number of cars there. E.g. they practically don't issue registration numbers for ICE vehicles and there&#x27
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by borissk 3y ago
The only way to keep your data safe if the NSA decides they want to have a look, is to not use modern technology. Even if you have the type of resources that a big tech corporation like Google has, sooner or later the NSA will get a copy of

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