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by dpflan 3y ago
Very curious how these opportunities for housing were marketed to the masses? These ghost cities you describe, I can see how the new housing can be presented as a life-changing opportunity, with nice images/videos but the reality is...
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by dpflan 3y ago
True, I would expect someone to review the footage in entirety without the presenter biasing the presentation.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Oh indeed, at least the presenter wasn’t stuck as a cat avatar. That would make the coincidental recurrence of connectivity issues even funnier, but shouldn’t the authorities have received a copy of the video, devoid of “internet connection
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by dpflan 3y ago
Can this technology be used in exo-skeletons? Providing support and mechanisms for movement?
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by dpflan 3y ago
There will always be conflict. It is human nature. The issue of the article seems to be more about kinetic war as conflict. The internet/media is a theatre of war.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Sure, still, humans in the loop making decisions on where to spend their attention and time. One example of improvement, there are satellites surveilling the entire globe continuously, that did not exist in the past -- very limited ability
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by dpflan 3y ago
Failure, intention, malice, strategy -- not sure, but bellicose people will look for ways to be bellicose. And yes, humans are still involved, so human failure is always a possibility.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Capabilities vary by nation/bloc.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Of course, video is a medium.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Right, there is no question that today intelligence is better / more capable.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Indeed telegram existed. But now we have "telegrams" everywhere, in pockets, with advanced analytics possible on the myriad of types of "telegrams", etc. Video can tell a much more compelling, convincing, and detailed st
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by dpflan 3y ago
What about the influence of internet technology and near-light-speed communication and advances in military technology versus WWII conditions/state? -- EDIT -- This document is referenced in the article regarding analysis by the Pentag
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by dpflan 3y ago
Right, reduce headcount, adjust balance sheets, extract profits with fewer people.
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by dpflan 3y ago
This comment should be way higher, the details by Levine reveal much more about the situation.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Was Twitter Cortex created from a graph-ml startup acquisition (M. Bronstein | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabula_AI ?) (initial research on news misinfo analysis use-case)?
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by dpflan 3y ago
Kind of sounds like an enterprise deal and Apple can keep selling hardware/services to funded governments and corporations?
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by dpflan 3y ago
The license is the key, as a barrier to entry. Medicine is very high and takes a lot of time but pretty impenetrable. Law is cheaper for the time and money. What else would have this property?
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by dpflan 3y ago
Why is this seemingly general rule so specific to law (being an attorney)?
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by dpflan 3y ago
What if Apple helped to make trains/consumer rail?
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by dpflan 3y ago
Cash salary or made up stock options valuations?
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by dpflan 3y ago
What does build a system mean?
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by dpflan 3y ago
There is no mention in Roman/Latin texts anywhere of this particular object, it's quite a specific thing...? Some merchant probably sold it and had an inventory...right?
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by dpflan 3y ago
Agreed, plus I must imagine that Python's opinion on syntax and whitespace may not make this a most ergonomic solution. Where does this verge into the realm of a Jupyter notebook? And why would this be better than such a notebook? The
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by dpflan 3y ago
Unless they formally, mathematically proved it can't work rather than just empirically, I mean, it's not understood yet, then I don't see why it can't be trained out when we discover how to.
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by dpflan 3y ago
So you can poison a model, and you can't heal it without just replacing it with a healthy model -- is that correct? Fine-tuning a model to be poisoned makes sense, but it's now a different model by definition, right? Are there mod
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Hours of Work in U.S. History(eh.net)
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by dpflan 3y ago
Nature Cities Paper from the article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s44284-023-00011-7
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by dpflan 3y ago
I think you may be right regarding the thc industry in the US, its gray area of existence.
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Knuth would approve of this literate programming?
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by dpflan 3y ago
Your post-script is something to consider. I should've added this comment from the SEC, the entity that just authorized this ETF: """ Though we’re merit neutral, I’d note that the underlying assets in the metals ETPs hav

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