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by czl 2y ago
Before World War I, Britain observed Germany's rapid rise and perceived it as a threat to its own global dominance. This situation is a classic example of the Thucydides trap, named after the ancient Greek historian who noted that when
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by czl 2y ago
Rocket landing on the moon does not count? Luna 9 in 1966 was the first spacecraft to achieve a controlled soft landing on the Moon.
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by czl 2y ago
While Britain's decision to enter World War I was indeed triggered by Germany's invasion of Belgium, it's important to consider the broader context. In the years leading up to the war, Britain had engaged in a naval arms race
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by czl 2y ago
Based on size (parameter count) they are in different categories. GLM-4V-9B is in the "light-weight" competition. gpt-4o-2024-05-13 is in the medium or heavy "weight" competition.
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by czl 2y ago
> Allies did not initiate war and did not want war. An argument made that WW2 was continuation of WW1 and that WW1 was wanted by British leadership who were locked in an arms race with Germany that they could not sustain much longer and
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by czl 2y ago
Are "images" of encrypted devices possible? How much does this help when an "image" of the encrypted device exists? Perhaps there need to be different sessions stored with different unlock codes for each session? (Much l
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by czl 2y ago
Yes, for a search to be considered narrow, the resulting group should be small and specifically defined by precise criteria, not encompassing a significant portion of the population. *Notice once criteria are stacked groups can get small.*
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Yes that and remotely read the road situation via all the sensors (cameras, lidar, etc) and figure out what reasonable path to input. Automation of "turn the wheel" / "press the pedals" is trivial by comparison.
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by czl 2y ago
Mechanical turk chess was also amazing in its day so I do wonder how often there is a remote human driver vs not. Not that there is anything wrong with that. Getting semi-automated remote driving working at scale is an accomplishment.
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by czl 2y ago
> All of a sudden I've gotta go. Not to dismiss your observations but to supply an alternative explanation for your belief about them: Do you remember your embarrassing experiences vs the not embarrassing ones equally well? A select
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by czl 2y ago
Indeed. Another example of this is Forbes featuring outlier successful people on its front cover who have later turned out to be involved in criminal activities or scandals. (1) Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, who was once celebrated
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by czl 2y ago
FYI: Some have suggested that Mendel's data might be too perfect, indicating possible manipulation or fraud. (1) Mendel's results are unusually close to the expected ratios of 3:1 for dominant and recessive traits. Some argue that
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by czl 2y ago
> not like there's a human on the other side reviewing what the user is doing With LLMs looking at all this data if you want to persecute or narrowly propagandize those who are X (X = pro-israel, anti-israel, pro-trump, anti-trump e
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by czl 2y ago
See "This Chinese Cult is Not Your Friend - the Falun Gong story" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JaPzJKycxc
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by czl 2y ago
> There was never a way to tune RAM usage AFAIK. Wsl2 has a config file setting for ram usage. WSL1 just shares the windows RAM.
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by czl 2y ago
> does not constitute genocide Crimes are decided by courts and when countries are involved international courts / international judges become involved. To threaten or bribe or ignore judges does not look good. I am not saying this
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by czl 2y ago
Did I claim coincidence? The openAI sky voice has been available among many other voices since last September and I shared evidence that there are other actors who could claim the voice is more similar to their voice. Yet you think the voic
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by czl 2y ago
Listen to the voices side by side: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1cwy6wz/vocal_comp... And here is voice of another actress ( Rashida Jones ): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by czl 2y ago
FYI: This isn't a case of the sunk cost fallacy. The sunk cost fallacy involves continuing an investment due to the amount already invested, regardless of future potential. What you're describing is more related to regret aversion
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by czl 2y ago
Yes they tried to copy film Her yet the voice ai character in the film you think was original? No other films predate that film with female AI voices? And would the actor have claim on the fictional character they played in the film vs film
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by czl 2y ago
Listen to the voices side by side: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1cwy6wz/vocal_comp... And here is voice of another actress ( Rashida Jones ): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by czl 2y ago
Motors primarily convert electrical energy (or fluid/air pressure in the case of hydraulic/pneumatic motors) into mechanical motion. Engines primarily convert chemical or thermal energy into mechanical power. The term is also appl
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Go further back and there were machines called "siege engines".
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You asked the good question about why they may have acted as they did and I attempted to answer it. In hindsight based on results it may look reckless but decisions need to be judged based on that is known at the time they are made and the
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by czl 2y ago
> even Johansson's family and friends couldn't tell it apart are somewhat telling. You can listen to the voices side by side: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1cwy6wz/comment/l4
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by czl 2y ago
Civil trails are based on a preponderance of evidence (aka 50%) burden of proof standard (vs beyond reasonable doubt standard in criminal trails). I can see a civil judge or jury being given evidence showing very few listeners think the voi
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by czl 2y ago
I put the "NOT IN REPLY TO YOU" since I meant that as a thought experiment of a possible future that where a similar situation may arise. Notice it is not freedom of thought that is in question. What is in question is freedom to s
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by czl 2y ago
So the voice of the AI in the film "Her" who do you think has more rights to it being reused elsewhere in association with AI? The voice actor? The film owners? Why then the current news?
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by czl 2y ago
OpenAI wanted to imitate the AI from the film Her. When you show that film to 100 random people how many will know who did the voice for the AI in the film? I myself had no idea. Moreover there are people now running blind voice similarly t
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by czl 2y ago
> and until the court settles the questions at hand, Open AI and its ilk are operating in a legal gray area. My understanding of western law is that things are ok unless law forbids it. So they are operating in an area that under _curren

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