dyauspitr

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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
You can’t certify human unless there is some sort of ID check. Even then a human could willfully pass off any AI work as their own.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Unless they have a whole new airport and flying experience, I don’t think a lot of people are going to fly just 125 miles. That’s less than two hours of driving. It would be 2 hours of just airport shenanigans much less the flight itself.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
It uses aviation fuel only after the electric battery is empty. And uses the fuel to run generators, the motors are all electric.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
I doubt it. It’s not just America working on these breakthroughs anymore. Now we have two powers working at break neck speed to get to that point and the Chinese are making a lot of progress.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Stop making the same comment over and over.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Someone should update that “compiling” xkcd.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
I don’t think the complexity scales with every additional degree of freedom like you are painting here. I think it’s just a matter of getting the right training data in sufficient quantities for an LLM to output across all degrees of freedo
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
How much more sensitive do you need to be compared to say a standard mobile capacitive screen and those are essentially dirt cheap at this point.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
There’s no universal answer. Like most things it’s highly subjective and some people will want the standardization line to be in a particular place than someone else. I for instance, love the standardization of programming and science resea
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Whatever they’re using within the Maps app is not good at all. I cannot just ask it for things conversationally like I do with ChatGPT. They really need to put a better model in there. I don’t even think it maintains context across two diff
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Pocket was awesome. I am sad it’s gone and even though I found replacements I just don’t use them as much as pocket.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Until you have an objective way of measuring pain in a subject it’s not truly scientific. Hence the endless stream of opioid users lying at the hospital to get their fix.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
There is nothing scientific about psychology. There can be no science where everything is subjective.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
How? Can you explain how they screwed it up.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Nothing can maintain its essence over time, things change and morph. If you want something scrappy you’re going to have to start over with something new until it too eventually ends up the same way.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
But one of EVE’s biggest selling points is specifically the 1000s of players in one area.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
The biggest free speech violation I can imagine.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
> I have seen people mentioning difficulty on problems where you need to mentally rotate a cube, but I can do that just fine - it's just that I don't "see" or "picture" the cube, but I still have the concept
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
That’s how leaders throughout history have worked. Usually you prove your mettle in the first half of your career and then do the hard work of being the face of the company once you’re an executive. Diminishing what a leader does is the for
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Usage was 5% of what it is now before.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
No one just starts companies as soon as they land. It takes decades of hard work and building yourself before they are at a point where they can start companies.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Salaries are still very low (like 10x lower) compared to the US.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
At the HR/JD level, not at the actual interview.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
I don’t think so. I think we’re past the point of rapidly increasing population in most of the world at this point (aside from sub sharan Africa which will change soon as well). I don’t think the current low birth rate has anything to do wi
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
As a hiring manager no one tells you who is an immigrant and who isn’t when you interview them.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Yes you can. This comment might have made sense in early 2025.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
50% of all American unicorns were started by immigrants. This is sheer stupidity to prevent the best of what the world has to offer when they are knocking at your door.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
We’re nowhere close to it, but if we actually solve the vast majority of cancers, we will have taken several steps towards a true utopia
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
The simple joys of being a man.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
It would make zero sense. These things are improving by leaps and bounds every week, we are not at the point where you can burn weights into silicon and put it on one of the largest consumer devices on the planet yet.

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