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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
It approximately is, imho. Wealth follows a power law distribution. People put the dividing line at different points, but it doesn't matter so much. The elite are a tiny fraction. The middle class are also a relatively small faction of
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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
I don't think that's abnormal. That's the norm for political leaders in western countries. There are very, very, few people that rise to leadership positions from a purely working class background. Even Jeremy Corbyn grew up
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by dauertewigkeit 10mo ago
I've been saying this since before Yanis was even a Greek MP. It's just so damn ironic that capitalism and free markets ended up building these huge corporations which are essentially planned economies at nation state scale.
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by dauertewigkeit 11mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but LeCun is focused on learning from video, whereas Fei-Fei Li is doing robotic simulations. Also I think Fei-Fei Li's approach is still using transformers and not buying into JEPA.
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by dauertewigkeit 11mo ago
It's a middle school essay that is trying to score points based on the number of metaphors used. Very unappealing and I wouldn't call it technical. EDIT: For all the people saying the writing is inspired by math/cs, that&#x27
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by dauertewigkeit 11mo ago
CNNs and Transformers are both really simple and intuitive so I don't think there is any stroke of genius in how they were devised. Their success is due to datasets and the tooling that allowed models to be trained on large amounts of
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by dauertewigkeit 11mo ago
Tesla's problems with their multi camera non-Lidar system is precisely because they don't have any spacial cognition.
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by dauertewigkeit 11mo ago
Sutton: Reinforcement Learning LeCun: Energy Based Self-Supervised Learning Chollet: Program Synthesis Fei-Fei: ??? Are there any others with hot takes on the future architectures and techniques needed for of A-not-quite-G-I?
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by dauertewigkeit 1y ago
Millennials are really great parents and the result of that is that the kids are well rounded and less deficient. That results in conformity because the history nerd, also goes to the gym and the gym bro also strives to do well at school.
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by dauertewigkeit 1y ago
better connectivity -> people finding better friendship matches -> groups are more homogenous -> more polarization
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Tensor Logic: The Language of AI(tensor-logic.org)
3 points by dauertewigkeit 1y ago|0 comments
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by dauertewigkeit 1y ago
Why is that bad? When the topic is abortion, not being born is considered a good thing for the child, whose life prospects aren't so good on account of the economic conditions of his mother.
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by dauertewigkeit 1y ago
If you are a cleric, you are not supposed to be involved in any romantic partnership and sex outside of marriage is not allowed. As such it makes no difference if you are straight, gay or anything in between.
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by dauertewigkeit 1y ago
At first I thought it was a passport bro on vacation, but it turns out it was a love affair (cheating). Everything about this is disgusting and whoever pushes this shit as some kind of romance needs a kick in the butt.
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by dauertewigkeit 1y ago
I said nothing about belonging to different economic classes. My point is simply that if you are 1 of 50,000 in a meat processing plant, you do not really have any way of competing with your fellow workers. You might try to work harder and
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by dauertewigkeit 1y ago
Good point. I am not familiar with Hollywood to know what their job market is like. EDIT: another commented mentioned that NBA players are also unionized. I think there is a second element to it, which has to do with how monopolized the emp
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by dauertewigkeit 1y ago
What makes solidarity between workers possible is the homogeneity of their labour. This condition is not present for tech workers. Labour market conditions are completely different from those of say, a meat processing plant or a factory ass
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I experimented with asking ChatGPT to give me python scripts to run directly as FreeCAD macros and it does OK. There is potential there.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I find the marketing interesting considering that this product already exists in other continents ... and it is NOT deployed in factories. It is deployed in office settings. If this our future? Lots of video evidence: https://www
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Isn't conscientiousness a biologically driven psychological trait? I always assumed that to be the case. I don't think you can train conscientiousness or any other psychological trait for that matter. But I am no expert and would
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I agree with you that Sabine often talks about matters far outside of her expertise, but as somebody with a foot in academia, I would bet that a very large number of academics have at least one academic research direction in mind that they
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
The thinking in Europe when it comes to AI, is "AI for industry", or "AI for science". Like they think of AI as providing a supporting role in industry or science, but they do not think of AI as a goal in itself. This th
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Do you access to a computer? Maybe at a public library? Or on a university campus? You can recover your files with ADB.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
It ironically seems like a very similiar market to internet search. There was no moat there either, other than the capital needed to bankroll a better search engine. A lot of these AI companies will eventually fail (not because their models
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Here's an idea: give federal employees tax breaks relative to the financial efficiency of their department.
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Denmark launches $2B Arctic security plan, seeks EU unity on Greenland(france24.com)
7 points by dauertewigkeit 2y ago|0 comments
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Fascism and antisemitism are two completely distinct ideologies, but there seems to be an undercurrent of propaganda trying to conflate the two as if they were one and the same. I have seen quite a few banal comments like yours in the past
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I'm not denying that. I think it might open some people's eyes to the reality that we live in.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Why is Musk be loud about his politics worse than other billionaires being quiet but equally active in the political scene? It's good to know where these people stand.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I cannot believe that people are calling for the ban of TikTok or X or any other social platform. It's just a gut feeling but it feels to me as though the more the economic situation in Europe deteriorates the more the continent descen

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