cwmoore

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by cwmoore 1y ago
So $10/day for 8.2B people is only $30 trillion a year. Tax the bots for UBI. AGI could make that in a weekend.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Same jail
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by cwmoore 1y ago
You made a bet and lost. Things are difficult.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Someone has to run the place.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Me too.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Sure can! “No smoking, gambling, or loose women.” TaDAaaah!
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by cwmoore 1y ago
The Turing Test does not require a machine show any “sophisticated intent”, only effective deception: “Both the computer and the human try to convince the judge that they are the human. If the judge cannot consistently tell which is which,
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Many people work so that other people don’t let them starve or put them in prison.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
They do run computers at Starbuck’s. Can’t imagine a definition that includes 1B people globally, 1/10th in the US. BLS link 404’d for me: https://www.bls.gov/opub/btn/volume-5/pdf/what-is-the-gig-ec
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Solid summary I think, but reading “what the country does if some significant percentage of our 100 million knowledge workers gets laid off because of AI” confused me deeply. Does verifying the difference between whole milk and oat milk qua
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Exfiltrating Federal Court Files Continues(politico.com)
4 points by cwmoore 1y ago|0 comments
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Children prefer warmth and empathy for many reasons. Not always to their advantage. Of course a system that can deceive a human into believing it is as intelligent as they are would respond with similar feelings.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
The Fnords do keep a lower profile.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Ok, what about human children?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Breaking and hauling concrete patios in the Florida sunshine, I learned to take a couple of salt tablets with my gallon or two of water per shift to prevent incapacitating symptoms of thirst. Gatorade was both not enough electrolytes and th
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by cwmoore 1y ago
>We have to be better at listening to experts From the article; “financial burden of these disasters often falls on individuals, businesses and governments, rather than insurance firms.” Considering the article, your post was simply off-
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Discussion from yesterday was flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44859807
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by cwmoore 1y ago
“insurers believe houses will start spontaneously combusting”
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Your examples are not ringing bells for me as a native speaker. The linguistics terms may or may not be confounding, but are too unfamiliar for me to discuss. “Try, and [if successful] [do the thing].”
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Compared with cane toads—completely invisible!
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by cwmoore 1y ago
While reading this headline, I heard a modem connection tone. Top that, AI.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
"What did you try but spit out?"
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by cwmoore 1y ago
For your data
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Francis Bacon's Essays, in print 400 years(theconversation.com)
2 points by cwmoore 1y ago|0 comments
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by cwmoore 1y ago
You seem upset. I am not sure why. There are so many potential problems in between a YouTube search and actual success that I won't expand further. You'd learn more in the shop.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
(nsfw)
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by cwmoore 1y ago
He makes the point that it may not always be applicable, eg. the purpose of internal combustion is not to ruin the air. Pretty obtuse on law enforcement, who don’t honestly do much regarding crime that doesn’t incarcerate people, and does n
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Even at sunrise?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
I like this, but I’m newly concerned about the unitary horizon.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
“It goes up to 1011!”

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