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an undergrad for most of the jobs.
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When I saw the original article - i thought this should totally be possible without needing that much ram, so let me just build it. So I started looking at the models I needed for each (whisper, florence etc). Before building, i decided to
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In other countries (Germany, France, Canada etc) - there are spelled out paths for getting the permanent residency. I would be a permanent residency by now or maybe even a citizen if I had decided to go to any other developed country. But h
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Not anymore. My PERM was cancelled for this exact reason. The job advert was put on LinkedIn and the company's website like any other job. They didn't hire the local worker either because they didn't pass the interview but my
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Why weren't these attacks tested on the frontier models? The models they tested these on can also be fooled by poems and rhymes.
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did you know that this existed and is pretty good and doesn't hog 50GB of swap? https://github.com/iliashad/edit-mind
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I mean if they did this to avoid accidents and road congestions for other human drivers then it makes sense.
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Thanks for the clarification. Given the scrutiny on these platforms, this is timely done. Thanks.
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Wait- why isn't there any conflict of interest statement provided in this paper?
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Society - as in population; people are using AI more and more everyday. Governments - I did not mean US government. I meant general government bodies. I have not seen any critical impact assessments of AI by any of these. or they haven&#x27
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>>Of course, if you quote a paragraph in a book, you're generally expected to attribute it. 100% agreed. >>While there are no hard boundaries (and the attribution guardrails depend on the situation), people of course loosel
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Plagiarism by default is unauthorised so I think the title should be "AI is just authorised plagiarism". It's authorised by the markets, the governments and the society at large.
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I think this highlights the dichotomy of AI use and how it's shaping everyone's opinion based on their own experience. It's your AI versus mine. You could be OpenAI with unlimited compute and disprove a conjecture or you coul
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Few questions that the blog did not answer, if anyone knows that'll be great: - Does anyone know if this was a 1 minute of inference or 1 month? - How many times did the model say it was done disproving before it was found out that the
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Love it. gonna be listening yardbirds all day today. The map also feels like a jeans.
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thanks for this clarification. until today i was under the impression that they planted male trees only because they looked prettier and weren't as messy as the female ones (to reduce the cleaning bill of the local municipal)
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Wait, I thought railway was a cloud provider like AWS, GCP but better and more agile. At least that's the impression i got from their website.
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Even though I don't have words to express how impressive this capability looks. I am genuinely scared at the harmful use cases of this.
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100% and that was bold and set a good example, at least from the outside.
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yeah but i don't think there's any large org which is 'good guys'. Anyone who wants to become a monopoly or very very large is probably suffering from some sort of a neural condition (psychosis, if plural) which we will
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Karpathy is talented and to me he always seemed like someone who would be against building something like skynet. Anthropic is lucky to have him.
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Do you wanna get an endoscope test? I think there is koolaid in your gut.
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No one. Wouldn't it be better if they let the population of the world drop to say a 100 million? they don't need the human resources like they used to; they will have robots doing the work.
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Let me simplify it like i would for a 5 year old. The loophole is that they never pay taxes on the unrealized gains bc they lived on the borrowed money their whole life. They will never sell their stocks, so there will be no taxable event.
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Good attempt at manipulation. Why don't you link some studies here which say it will be better to leave the tax system as is than taxing the unrealized gains somehow.
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>>This post makes the mistake of counting unrealized gains as income. That's not how taxes or investments work. Unrealized gains are NOT income. Rich people always borrow money on the stocks they own. In effect, those unrealized
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Last year year Jeff bezos and I both paid taxes for the year of 2024. The percentage he paid on the money he made is far less than I did. I gave higher share of my income to the government than he did. Bezos's true tax rate was less th
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thanks for the explanations. BBC's line is so confusing; i thought semen and breast milk would be the key reasons but they wrote 'bodily fluids such as blood and vomit' and I just couldn't figure out how it was transmitt
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>>Outbreaks between people start when somebody catches Ebola from an infected animal >>It spreads through infected bodily fluids, such as blood and vomit. Can someone please educate me on how ebola is spreading? are these 100 de
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I see but it's still predicted annual revenue. I can understand people not liking the word 'predicted' here because it is more grounding but that's what it is in the end? I guess i understand it now. thanks.

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