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by drcode 2y ago
Yeah, Hammurabi was probably tired of having to constantly adjudicate disputes between clans, so his top priority was probably to shut down most complaints from the get go.
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by drcode 2y ago
Keep in mind this law code was likely designed to combat intergenerational grudges between clans, which are extremely brutal (look up the "Hatfield-McCoy feud") Without extremely harsh punishments, the clans likely would not have
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by drcode 2y ago
It's likely a way for a judge to inject their own subjective judgement into an accusation of witchcraft: The hope is that people that are innocent are more likely to accept a "trial by water" because they hope the deities wil
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by drcode 2y ago
I'm no expert, but one would imagine the list grew organically, adding new laws as they became necessary, like an append-only data structure.
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by drcode 2y ago
No, asics and fpgas are different concepts
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by drcode 2y ago
One of my bosses in the late 80s had one of these in his living room. It was, indeed, a big TV- Somewhat impressive at the time.
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by drcode 2y ago
Let us do anything we want now because we pinky promise to suddenly do something against our interest at a hazy point of time in the future
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by drcode 2y ago
There is no "plot armor" in the real world, protecting humans from having bad things happening Things do not, in fact, have a way of "working out" If we don't want bad things to happen, we have to actively stop bad
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by drcode 2y ago
I would also prefer more granularity on the data, 100%
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by drcode 2y ago
They're legally required to provide accurate accident data to the government, that's what these figures are based on If you have information that Tesla is faking statistics it's giving to the government, you should make your
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by drcode 2y ago
I don't dispute that people get used to driving, but I think arguing that "driving" requires the same amount of effort as "not driving" is a more specious claim
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by drcode 2y ago
safety arguments need to be statistical in nature there's no such thing as perfect safety
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by drcode 2y ago
nobody is forcing you to spend your money on things you don't like if you don't pay attention when you're driving with a taxi/Uber/chauffeur, that doesn't seem very smart
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by drcode 2y ago
Please stop using anecdotes and provide safety statistics in your argument, like this: https://electrek.co/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2023/10/Tesla...
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by drcode 2y ago
Maybe I'm just a bad driver, but it feels much safer to me having two entities paying attention, instead of just one It's much more comfortable not to have to micromanage the exact position of the car at every moment, as a manual
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by drcode 2y ago
I retired a long time ago, but agree working from home rocks
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by drcode 2y ago
I have FSD v12 and for my drives, in my part of the country, I have to do a mild safety intervention maybe once a week (like, getting closer to another car than I'm comfortable with) sorry other people are having different experiences,
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by drcode 2y ago
he/she was explicitly saying v12 was making an error, and someone corrected to say that it wasn't using v12 yet in that specific case nobody is trying to shift goalposts
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by drcode 2y ago
Since lots of surfaces in Doom are diagonal, using that approach would have required an enormous amount of splitting of polygons, to fit the geometry to an orthogonal tree, probably increasing the amount of geometry an order of magnitude. T
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by drcode 2y ago
the best they could do, with the full resources of OpenAI, is get some second hand quotes from a supposed agent to the supposed actress strange, no?
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by drcode 2y ago
don't go public don't contact OpenAI legal, which leaves an unsavory paper trail contact me directly, so we can talk privately on the phone and I can give you a little $$$ to shut you up
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by drcode 2y ago
Yeah, an ScarJo asked them to provide evidence of this before suing them, and they couldn't... and they have a track record of lying.
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by drcode 2y ago
I personally don't work on frontier AI because it's not safe. Just because other people with poor judgement are building it, that does not make it safe.
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by drcode 2y ago
It's always easy to make fun of people who are trying to be safe after the fact "trying to be safe" means you sometimes don't do something, even if there's only a 10% chance something bad will happen Why bother chec
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by drcode 2y ago
How are we ever gonna know if we can make AI safe from sending all the money in your bank account to a Russian hacker, unless we first give AI access to your bank account?
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by drcode 2y ago
yeah the combination of fsd 12.3.5 + attentive human is incredible
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by drcode 2y ago
https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/...
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by drcode 2y ago
https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/...
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by drcode 2y ago
nicely put
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by drcode 2y ago
we're talking about the mildest reporting requirements in bill SB-1047 (admittedly, I'm getting a bit motte-bailey here, but still)

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