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by didibus 3y ago
How do small businesses manage this? Restaurants, coffee shops, local bookstores, small gift shops, local specialty clothes store, etc. ?
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by didibus 3y ago
> Consider plato's cave. How do scientists determine what causes the shadows? They build vases, puppets, etc. and compare-and-contrast then eliminate the ones they've created which do not match I feel like here you're limi
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by didibus 3y ago
You didn't really address what og_kalu brought up. Which is that, it's possible that the model learns human like thinking, because that's the best way to accurately predict the human response itself. I generally agree with yo
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by didibus 3y ago
My point isn't to advocate for increased taxes, but to address how we initially distribute wealth to mitigate inequality from the start. This might include revising corporate practices, improving wages, and enhancing public services, l
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by didibus 3y ago
> So, communism No, that would be another instance of a similar pattern of "pool all the money and put it in the hand of a select few that gets to decide if, where and how to redistribute it". I'm talking of a system that
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by didibus 3y ago
Is there somewhere which documents all these tricks for better prompt performance?
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by didibus 3y ago
The US government is elected by you (assuming you're a US citizen). Public companies you can actually acquire shares in, and hold some control over. And there's a level of transparency in what they have to report to the public. El
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by didibus 3y ago
I think you can question the efficiency and ethics of a system where wealth accumulation and redistribution are largely controlled by individuals or private entities, instead of being managed in a more collective or systematic way that migh
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by didibus 3y ago
I'm sorry for doing this, but I'm going to defer to ChatGPT 4, as it does a better job than I could at explaining why I'm not convinced by what you're saying to believe it's any better now that Musk owns Twitter. 1.
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by didibus 3y ago
> I disapprove of what you say, but will defend to the death your right to say it” -Voltaire I also just want to elucidate this quote a bit in case you didn't know. Voltaire did not actually write these exact words. The line is a su
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by didibus 3y ago
You don't truly believe Twitter has become any better at free speech than it was before do you? Cause that's foolish. There's tons of bans and blocks, and there's still bias in the algorithms for promoting tweets. The on
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by didibus 3y ago
> but not because they rested less or got up to stretch their legs more often There is so many more things that are very different between them and industrialized counterparts, I feel this is at best a stretch that maybe it's all th
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by didibus 3y ago
For table making it might have been?
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by didibus 3y ago
> fully understood the challenges they'd face to get their companies off the ground, they would never have pursued it What kind of challenges is that? I'm genuinely curious. I don't particularly see the job of an entrepren
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by didibus 3y ago
What exactly is hard? Anyone listened to the full interview and knows? Is it just the stress of it all? Negotiating the deals, worrying you're going to lose it all, all your money, and be left with nothing?
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by didibus 3y ago
Did you read the article for context? The article, and the parent commenter both refer to "what's missing" for AI to reach human level intelligence. > The ability to use information in intuitive ways corresponds to what I
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by didibus 3y ago
That's why I agree that you can decide to consider it a form of intelligence. Just like some people find Cancer cells evading the immune system, going into hiding, etc. is a form of intelligence. But it's not human intelligence. B
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by didibus 3y ago
TV also followed that addictive formula though, because it too was just a means to show you ads. Recommendations, promotion, automatically playing a related video after the one you watched ended, etc. Even a landing page with "tailored
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by didibus 3y ago
For sure there's no clear specific on exactly what intelligence is, but I'd just go on to say it's what you'd consider intelligent as any other human. And when you play even with GPT4 or Claude. While it's able to a
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by didibus 3y ago
People love all kind of things that aren't necessarily ethical, or good for them, good for society, etc.
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by didibus 3y ago
I didn't realize the technology has gotten this good. And it also deep fakes in the product and product interaction?
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by didibus 3y ago
> increased equality of opportunity directly leads to decreased equality of outcomes You're going to have to back this up. Places and periods without high equality of opportunity for example appear to me to have terrible equality of
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by didibus 3y ago
I'm talking about better versions of this for example: https://www.infoq.com/news/2020/10/nvidia-video-bandwidth/
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by didibus 3y ago
Even if it's 120 fps you can still have high latencies, because the time from button press to the next frame acting on that button press can be slow. The game can stream at 120fps, but take extra like to register a jump for example. Ag
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by didibus 3y ago
Agreed. Too many people debating it like arguing for their favorite football team. It does not matter what the industry is, a 70 billion acquisition from one of the only trillion-dollar companies just is not a good thing. We live in an unpr
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by didibus 3y ago
Stadia worked a lot better than xCloud though.
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by didibus 3y ago
You must not be sensitive to lag or low latencies. Some players have no issue playing a 30fps games with dips into the 10s for example. Others do. For me, it's just simply not up to the quality I can enjoy the game at.
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by didibus 3y ago
15 years is a long time though. I suspect we're not far away from being able to sell a 100$ device, that can AI reconstruct and upscale a super compressed video feed, so that you can stream with lower latencies or even with worse conne
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by didibus 3y ago
I can see that for some non-profit with more nebulous goals, but as a user of Processing, I'd assume all the foundation does is just further development, maintainance, bug fixes, and like managing the bug reports, the announcements on
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by didibus 3y ago
My read is that no money went to the development of P5 as well. I think he refers to Processing as all of it's versions, so the Java and JavaScript based variants. But maybe that needs some clarification from him.

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