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by casey2 2y ago
It's not mindblowing because there were public systems doing performing much better years earlier. Using the exact same tech. This is less like rsync vs drop box and more like you are freaking out over Origin or Uplay when Steam has be
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by casey2 2y ago
s/the internet/youtube, facebook, instagram, twitter, reddit/ s/twitter/x/ Youtube subscriptions generally work fine, it isn't worth my time maintaining rss feeds for channels. Just make sure you click the
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by casey2 2y ago
Who is going to pay 20K for an oversized RC car? Youtubers?
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by casey2 2y ago
Exactly how will BYD's 400k vehicals "crush" the US auto industry? They could give them away for free and not even make a dent.
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by casey2 2y ago
surreal and dystopian is realizing that the US military has likely had (much) better tech than this for at least a decade.
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by casey2 2y ago
You are constantly breaking the law. The lesson here is to stay popular and keep the right palms greased.
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by casey2 2y ago
It's exactly this kind of structuralism induced fatalism that makes more towns than ought shit. If you know a town is shit, it's your moral obligation to tell them so that their kids and smart residents move out. Post 2000s progre
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by casey2 2y ago
Complete nonsense, they just have a bot that optimizes for engagement, engagement doesn't equal longevity or increased revenue volume over some number of years. Nor does engagement mean that it's what you want. If someone walks up
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by casey2 2y ago
Not without adding fat
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by casey2 2y ago
The only thing "wrong" with it is that both parties are being intentionally vauge and operating at a "higher level" than the actual problem they are dealing with. You can immediately rule out "carbon-sucking machine
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by casey2 2y ago
Articles like these always lack perspective despite desperately trying to seem woke. These "awful people" are the people that stepped up in the system and were forced to make the hard decisions. You can either be the guy paying st
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by casey2 2y ago
It is the definition of rent. The cost is that I have to run your software on my device. I could create value for myself by running software of my choice, instead Apple destroys that value to create a percentage of it for themselves. Apple
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by casey2 2y ago
>the free rider problem Yes charging rent does stop the free rider problem. The cost of maintenance is infinite if Apple says it is cause nobody else is allowed to maintain Apple services. When people and universities are allowed to main
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by casey2 2y ago
Linux is a tiny tiny part of the OS on phones. Power usage is most certainly not handled by android or linux in the vast majority of cases. Who in their right mind would leave something so critical to the success of their product to a gener
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by casey2 2y ago
But linux use outside datacenters and server farms is irrelevant in terms of power use anyways I don't think anybody would be confused in the context of power usage.
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by casey2 2y ago
I don't get the appeal. For LLMs to be useful at all you at least need to bin the the dozen exabit range per token, zettabit/s if you want something usable. There is really no technological path towards supercomputers that fast in
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by casey2 2y ago
7-5 JuryNow is banned.
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by casey2 2y ago
It needs some kind of low latency world model. Or at least more agent inspired pretraining (I did x and it failed, I did y and It failed, I should try z now) GOOD (I did x and it failed, I did y and it failed, I should try x now) BAD
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by casey2 2y ago
Whose baby is it? If I get a transplanted womb and have hundreds of kids are they mine of the original owners? I would assume the current owner, but Anglo laws tend to be completely backwards when it relates to sex.
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by casey2 2y ago
I really dislike fiction where the author tries to convince you it's real but has so many holes that it reads like more like a hastily conceived debate premise than a real work. In reality libraries are one of the most conservative cla
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by casey2 2y ago
Yes there is. You can literally just pay them to put up a banner. Please clarify your statement
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by casey2 2y ago
It's a big deal, but not in the way that you think. A race to the bottom is humanities best defense against fast takeoff.
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by casey2 2y ago
Were you in a Google street view car when you took the photo?
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by casey2 2y ago
They should definitely add that feature. Tell it your name and then it just looks you up and street views your house, and puts that all into memory.
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by casey2 2y ago
Geoguesser was already a solved problem. I guarantee you ChatGPT is much worse than current systems designed to play Geoguesser (NMPZ). Chatbots appear to have some amount of fluid intellgence so they can do impressive tasks with this infor
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by casey2 2y ago
The other story here is incremental growth of camera technology. The daguerreotype came out after his voyage on the HMS Beagle, by the time Origin of Specices was published (with no photography) Cameras still had to many practical limitatio
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by casey2 2y ago
Such a useless feature too. There was like 1 or 2 book sharing threads in sci in the last few years and 1 in arts and crafts and 99.9% of people don't even know about it and just use offsite hosts
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by casey2 2y ago
QA won? what the butt
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by casey2 2y ago
Right from the first paragraph I know this is just nonsense that is only being posted because of currentpoliticalthing The US leapfroged the rest of the world in both science and engineering by it's civil war, this isn't disputabl
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by casey2 2y ago
All of these points are overstated or just flat out wrong. For example the price of cheap manufacturing labor in America isn't higher than it looks, it's much lower, because there are an extremely large number of NEET men. The iph

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