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It seems like we just externalized our emissions though. The U.S's production-based emissions starts dropping at the start of the millennium, and China's starts increasing at the inverse rate. And this is the same time that China
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I’m extremely confused why people claiming to make (or corroborate) a massive scientific discovery are using potatoes to film their evidence.
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Why Worms
(vermicompostingtoilets.net)
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I always love getting my tarot cards read. Do I believe it has special knowledge of the universe? Absolutely not. Does it get my thinking creatively and critically about the personal story that I have with my self? Yes. And that has some va
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This is my experience with Siri for my HomePod. Me: turn the music off Siri: Got it, setting a timer for 5 minutes Me: No! Stop! Siri: There are not timers to stop right now. me never using siri again
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Q
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So many jumps to conclusions I had to quit early. Assuming we have a clear definition of “understanding”, “consciousness”, intelligence, ai.. etc. “It’s just auto-complete”.. more of the same takes dabbling with the same unknowns but with h
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Lol nice. I’m not entirely sure what the authors argument is. If an intelligence explosion occurs with humans and AI working in collaboration, it is still an intelligence explosion. No? Computers will make themselves smarter - with the help
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Project Kamp
(projectkamp.com)
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Status is subjective depending on your social circles.
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Ding ding ding…. It’s not about education… or income, it’s about STATUS.
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> They are optimising for financial independence. And WHY exactly would someone do that? So that they don't _have to_ work. Optimizing for rest does not mean resting 100% of the time. That will also lead to depression. IMO, optimizi
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Interesting read. Though I can’t see how the general claim is true, “you can’t optimize for rest”.. Surely, you can. Many people do. It’s called FIRE.
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Your comment is very adversarial ;)
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No one owns basic shapes. You can claim ownership to the complex geometry of your work - and that’s it. The exact complexity of said geometry is impossible to define - you’ll know it when you see it.
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This is a great question and I think the answer is it depends on the problem. For example, multiple people driving a single car often a bad idea. The more complex the problem, the more difficult it is to coordinate communicating the solutio
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Lots of bold accusations. Lots of fashionable takes. Very little substance.
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The test is silly. It doesn’t necessarily show a bias in cultural expectations. It may just show a bias in interpreting the object of a verb in an ambiguous context. I.e the reference of the first subject may take priority - regardless of
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How are you scraping all this content?
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Clever girl
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A potentially rational explanation (though I don’t necessarily believe in these inter dimensional beings) is that, these beings take a form familiar with to us explicitly to communicate. The google research about communicating with animals
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What evidence suggests our brain is leveraging quantum computing?
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Show HN: An AI Art Focused Feed and Newsletter
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“The world's entire scientific ... heritage ... is increasingly being digitized and locked up by a handful of private corporations.... The Open Access Movement has fought valiantly to ensure that scientists do not sign their copyrights
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I feel like those issues could be ironed out by backend technical solutions though. Look at ChatGPT with Wolfram. Those two work together very well with high accuracy. The same could be done with a cab or food. Of course the chat bot would
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This is the kind of thing I see as the ultimate app killer. Maybe not this implementation in particular. But almost all consumer apps can be removed with a chat interface. Hiring a cab? “Please get me a cab to X from my current location” Fo
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- Subscription to GPT4. = super human code drafting - High quality text to speech browser extension. = super human reading abilities - gym membership - healthy food that minimizes inflammation - books relevant to your domain. Use text to sp
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Twitter’s policy seems to specifically mention “media” accounts. Not just any business.
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Yeah I was think yesterday maybe we can start translating dolphin language. Someone get on that
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4y ago
I am a SWE currently making a pivot into business owner. The future I see is that everyone is about to become a CEO with a personal assistant that can run a business. So I'm going to start building something of my own starting now.
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