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des1nderlase
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des1nderlase
3y ago
I'm wondering why would Woz care tht much about this publicity, even through a Serbian friend connection (tennis player Tipsarević). Serbian tech scene is getting stronger every year, getting some big tech presence, but still I doubt W
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des1nderlase
3y ago
But how is this different than Google or any other company provide their services only through native apps? They can choose today to cut anyone who is not using native app and they are choosing not to do so.
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des1nderlase
3y ago
So, in principle, how is this different approach than DBT?
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des1nderlase
3y ago
So you said it yourself, it's not really a 100% utility as "someone" decides what is a spam and what's not. Try running an email service yourself. Being open protocol still gives leverage to someone to decide who can and
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3y ago
I'm from EU, and i've been driving both manual and automatic transmission. I can testify that auto transmission is safer, your hands are 100% at the steering wheel. Most people cannot turn and change gear at the same time. I'
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3y ago
Part that I dont understand, whenever new tech comes up why affected dont use it at their own advantage. Why don't creators don't use it to create their own (better) summarization (for example as a short video), and work with (new
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des1nderlase
3y ago
Well, maybe bot asked that question.
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4y ago
KITT talking scene is so relevant to 2023
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4y ago
"as a professional I wouldn’t want to be emulated even if I’m be happy to share knowledge with fellow humans" It was long time ago when the humans freaked out first time about automation and loosing jobs due to higher productivity
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4y ago
Yeah, a tool = increased productivity => output = worker time x multiplier a robot = automation => output = machine time (without human) + worker time (part that cannot yet be automated)
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4y ago
To offer counter perspective, how is this different than any craftmanship being replaced for centuries by mass scale factories and automation. Is this is just the last wave of workforce displacement by automation?
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4y ago
You are not asking for something impossible, its just not there yet. The speed of progress in the field is something few can extrapolate well over next 5 years.
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4y ago
Some of the hobbies Some of the basic (power)tools, drill, driver, saws, clamps. It's increadible how cheaply you can start a woodworking, metalworking fabrication projects. Trick is to dedicate some time and have a big enough garage&#
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4y ago
So we are going to end up with a less powerful version of Copilot, which would benefit who? Copilot competitors?
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4y ago
This is not a niche scenario by any measure. Edu videos are getting more views than probably any other edu content online or in person.
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4y ago
I'd like to see an XKCD with this statement.
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4y ago
But the real question is why should fair use include both human and machine type of learning?
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Ask HN: How to Shield from War Propaganda?
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4y ago
Yup, general public needs to read The Art of War to understand these conflicts at a deeper level.
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4y ago
To give a hypothetical analogy, let's say Mexicans in California are fed up with limited opportunity and low paying jobs, and various groups form, advocating separation from the US, to get better rights. Given their majority, they wou
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4y ago
Faster we escalate this conflict, faster China would become next #1 power. Playbook from the history,...
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4y ago
Tell that to women on onlyfans platform earning millions.
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5y ago
Finally, one of few comments about the narrative that I support. I'd like folks to understand that every system, organization and government is built to protect their own interests. Everything else ( good vs evil, ethnic, political or
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5y ago
Really? So can we support Russians when they say the same? Everyone still justifies the anti -russian-people narrative, as they are part of the economy that funds their government... It looks hypocritical and is part of the reason why it&#x
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5y ago
Any government can and will control any present company if "national" interests are in question.
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Sure that's true for any nation having huge stock of natural resources (i.e Nigeria, UAE). But still, the west wants cheap oil and other resources. Mistake is perhaps, from the power play perspective, not to have tighter relationship w
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Russia accuses Kyiv of deadly missile attack on Donetsk
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I hope people realize bigger danger of easily rationalizing such narrative. Of course governments and institutions need to protect their interests, hence such actions. However regular people almost always lose by having such view. Should we
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TikTok for example?
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5y ago
Well said. Also do you think that Russia military is capable of achieving air superiority? And how this the status changes in case they manage to do so? Ie would NATO be "forced" to respond?
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