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by casey2 7mo ago
Are dw writers ok? 2000 people died due to the nuclear accident at Fukushima?
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by casey2 7mo ago
The last one was flagged and removed so why would't this one be?
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by casey2 7mo ago
Political parties, social networks, religions. these are all engineered systems. All of them including AI involve people. For starts nobody is going to do the massive amount of work to train a useless AI that is skeptical and cynical. Imagi
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by casey2 7mo ago
It's there to poison the context, making your further token spend worthless. Internally they don't have that.
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by casey2 7mo ago
What actually happens is that the 1% is ignored or outlawed. The shovel doesn't do 100% of human excavating tasks better than hands, but we rightly realized that the space of possibilities involving a shovel was much greater than the 1
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by casey2 7mo ago
Research papers are already summarized, at the top there is a section called "Abstract" which includes the summary. Usually the first and last sentences are the relevant abstraction layer for most people. When automation comes alo
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by casey2 7mo ago
The US wants too keep the price of oil high so they can get investment in the Venezuelan oil fields. But they don't want the global economy to collapse. They also want Iran participating in globalism.
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by casey2 7mo ago
I think it was mostly caused by the reclaimed oil fields in Venezuela and the us and Israeli governments being packed full of Zionists. I don't feel it was particularly shocking. In Iraq (2003) are the Kurds not considered citizens? Si
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by casey2 7mo ago
It's illegal to hand a minor harmful material. Meta did exactly that. I support people's rights to make and buy sports cars, But it is illegal to hand the keys to a minor and leave them unsupervised.
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by casey2 7mo ago
Planes aren't trying to replace birds. ML is trying to replace humans, so unless they also demonstrate that quick learning ability isn't necessary to perform the tasks a human does the measures still make sense.
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by casey2 7mo ago
All of flapping, flying and intelligence are physical actions. If your "flying" machine can't get up to altitude fast enough to avoid small hills then it's not an adequate flying system. Despite so many claims an LLM has
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by casey2 7mo ago
Interesting that the script has flipped, now china is leading breakthroughs and hardware startup culture is perpetuating frauds
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by casey2 7mo ago
People always talk about velocity and speed debating slowing down and speeding up. But the wider tech industry hasn't solved any real problems in a decades, even in mobile things are pretty much the same. We are well into the optimizat
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by casey2 7mo ago
The entire point of parenthood is to validate your narcissism, you can't talk reason into parents they can only be socially programmed.
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by casey2 7mo ago
Random shuffles usually have a big loop
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by casey2 7mo ago
So rather than machine translation... really primitive machine translation with extra steps?
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by casey2 7mo ago
Because most people can't read. Wait for agents generating personalized websites/self checkout apps.
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by casey2 7mo ago
I like the choice of firefighter. Though it is a super tough and physically demanding job. When there is lots of uncertainty jobs like these increase certainty. On the west coast more people taking these jobs will more than pay for themselv
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by casey2 7mo ago
What's the value over an script that creates and/or finds subreddit based on a CID. If your app became popular then Reddit would just steal the idea.
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by casey2 7mo ago
The people writing the article, the people designing the site and the people slapping ads on it all work for PC gamer. You aren't saying anything that everybody doesn't already know, the point is that they are all prisoners unable
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by casey2 7mo ago
This is technically trivial. Most data comes froms chats these days, not the web. Start thinking!
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by casey2 7mo ago
I'm sure any competent agent would send an email, or just ask as an aside in a chat.
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by casey2 7mo ago
By talking to users? I'm 100% sure Google and OpenAI know every major news story, in much greater detail, long before NYT publishes it. I'd imagine they already have a database of users such that if multiple people talk about a po
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by casey2 7mo ago
There is a clear and widespread cultural problem with javascript. Sites should think seriously hard about server side rendering, both for user privacy (can't port the site to i2p if you drop 5MB every time they load a page) and freedom
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by casey2 7mo ago
Has there ever been a tariff in all of human history where the technical gap between 2 countries' products has been this large? This is nearly a new product class.
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by casey2 7mo ago
They were the users and it was too slow for them so they switched to python. Not C++ of course, what they meant was "the libraries we wrote in C++ were too buggy and slow that using them was slower than if we just used Python."
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by casey2 7mo ago
This is the difference between scripting and programming. If you use C++ as a scripting language you're gonna have a bad time.Of course a scripting language is faster for scripting! That doesn't mean you go full Graham and throw a
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by casey2 7mo ago
Sadly, not the US either. It entirely cultural. Starting around Victorian times wealthy people took great pride in children who didn't work, fast forward to the industrial revolution a symbol of poverty was the child being the main bre
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by casey2 7mo ago
Not when Windows is actively pushing people away. New computers are a tiny market, people stay with their old computers for decades now.
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by casey2 7mo ago
These days it's as easy as running a powershell script. There is 0 functional barrier to installing Linux from any windows machine. Soon the same will be true for the Neo.

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