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by deltree7 4y ago
They aren't. https://www.t-mobile.com/news/un-carrier/t-mobile-takes-cove... I'd also bet on Starlink to scale better than Globalstar (after they also own the fucking rockets). Add better features and in
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by deltree7 4y ago
Once again you have zero access to the AI that was provided to Israel Government, just like you have zero access to Google's AlphaGo or AlphaFold or Imagen to make a judgement
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by deltree7 4y ago
Bad decision is *your/author's opinion* There is absolutely no vote that took place where citizens were provided with both sides of the argument with factual and counterfactual data (and not scary propaganda)
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by deltree7 4y ago
You don't have proof that AI is woefully unreliable, especially the ones used by the Isreal government
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by deltree7 4y ago
See above.
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by deltree7 4y ago
Yes especially when the lay person is swayed by privileged people leading comfortable lives telling others who are in danger of getting killed or lose sovereignty. Do you provide good faith argument about the net benefits of such a system t
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by deltree7 4y ago
1) The Author has no clue about the details of the contract. 2) The Author has no clue about the capabilities of AI (Google or Amazon). 3) The Author has no clue about where the systems are deployed. 4) The Author has no clue about laws of
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by deltree7 4y ago
National Security is an incredibly complex, nuanced debate. You should always take articles written by "an amateur woodworker and struggling shade tree mechanic. There's nothing he can't take apart, but many things he can&#x2
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by deltree7 4y ago
It is. But, someone can come and disrupt that too
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by deltree7 4y ago
ok, this is the text book definition of "out of touch"
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by deltree7 4y ago
Sadly, any start-up tool firm can't have any other business model other than subscription.
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by deltree7 4y ago
Again, you have no clue how to handle this. It's not about the money. Assume you can hire 100,000 people. How would you maintain consistency among all those 100,000 people. You'll get huge variance in the kind of decision making f
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by deltree7 4y ago
People with cushy lives, working for some mid-level corp writing CRUD apps used by 20 people, also have never faced the challenges of moderation at million people scale. So, it kind of cuts both ways
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by deltree7 4y ago
* It boils down to a simple question. Does this give me better lifestyle / standard of living? Will I get laid more often? Eat Better Food? Have better relationships? Create Wealth? Will I even get more freedom ? Love ? Then why the f*
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by deltree7 4y ago
Yeah, Oracle built some of the best Database and Datawarehouses and kicked serious ass. There is a reason it powered almost all fortune 500 companies in the 90s to pretty much 2015.
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by deltree7 4y ago
credit cards provides plenty of benefits to the customer which debit cards won't. Fraud protection, charge backs. This in turn, makes consumers use more credit cards stimulating the entire business economy
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by deltree7 4y ago
A house bought in Turkey will always pay the rent-equivalent dividend (in whatever currency you denominate it) A business bought in Turkey will pay the net-profit margin of the said business (in whatever currency you denominate it). Both ar
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by deltree7 4y ago
This is a conspiracy, QAnonish take on securities
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by deltree7 4y ago
1) Currency fuels nearly $100 Trillion of global economy. 0.0000% of them transacted in Gold or Bitcoin 2) The fundamental property and requirement of currency is fast, seamless transactions. Don't confuse this with store of value. If
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by deltree7 4y ago
I never mentioned anything about Klarna. I merely commented on capitalism and debt
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by deltree7 4y ago
I would challenge that notion too. I rather travel the world, eat great food, take tennis lessons, dance into the night when I'm in 20's and 30's where I get the most enjoyment rather than in my 60s where my body is not in go
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by deltree7 4y ago
debt is a fantastic instrument that solves a production / consumption mismatch of both individuals and humanity. A 55 year old is the most productive member of a society, but that is also the age where you start to consume very little.
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by deltree7 4y ago
all businesses are risky. that's why we have capitalism and there are bunch of people who are willing to take the risk and rewarded for taking that risk
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by deltree7 4y ago
AI will solve all humanity problems (Macro Optimism) AI is currently shit (too resource intensive, too biased, lots of details still to be worked on) (Micro Pessimism) So, let's work on addressing each of this
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by deltree7 4y ago
That also means his blog won't be indexed and won't be found in search results
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by deltree7 4y ago
No they aren't. Go back to the framework Upside(Gain) / Downside(Risk) is a pretty simple framework. All I'm saying is, Downside(Risk) is not f(Expected Value) Downside(Risk) is not f(p(winning))
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by deltree7 4y ago
Just because "Stock Image Sites" haven't sued Dall-E, doesn't mean it is legal. The minute Dall-E becomes a threat, these sites will enforce Dall-E to retrain from public / creative commons images. But Stock Image s
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by deltree7 4y ago
Also there is nothing preventing Stock Image Sites themselves using Dall-E to generate additional images. Heck they can use their own existing images for training (which the other's can't due to copyright issues) to increase the p
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by deltree7 4y ago
Expected value is really a dumb way to evaluate lottery tickets. I can't believe even supposedly good mathematicians use it. The next dumb way to evaluate lottery tickets is to compare it with other long odds (lightning strikes, marryi
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by deltree7 4y ago
Audiophiles:vinyl::HNers:Privacy This is no different than a section HNers fooled by companies like DuckDuckGo and VPNs

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