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3y ago
Next we need to train them for the pregnancy stage. We already screen for autism and Down syndrome, with AI it will be even more accurate.
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3y ago
difference between giving the early employees a lamborghini vs a yacht
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3y ago
banks move so much more daily
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3y ago
Adult people, cheetahs will eat kids
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3y ago
These tech companies really had no vision (and risk taking) like NVIDIA.
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3y ago
I can’t be the only one who thinks the end goal should be a personal slave AI, instead of AI rights. This would make life easy for everybody
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3y ago
Didn’t they want to bomb the nazis?
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3y ago
No, it will switch to being something like Micorsoft Cambridge. AKA only for R&D
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3y ago
Was Ilya not the brains of OpenAI? Seems like rest were investors
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3y ago
you get nitpicks on <150 LOC changes and insta LGTM on >2000 LOC I find lmao
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3y ago
Test first, review later. A quick skim of the code with a live test in some staging environment before merging is good enough
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3y ago
Bad leadership always seems to result in heads rolling first before leadership is replaced
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3y ago
The magic died when majority of the population got access thanks to the iPhone and androids that came.
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3y ago
I don’t think a FOSS user facing product can actually work well. The ones that I found that worked very well (aesprite) actually just seemed to be founded by a single team that barely had any outside contributions. Basically they could’ve g
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3y ago
everything relies on consensus anyway
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3y ago
companies have backups, paying hackers is ultimately just for avoiding leaks of data. Ransomware only works against individuals
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3y ago
Sony paying = Sony saying to the hackers please still our data we will give millions. There is no doubt the hackers would take sonys money and then sell the data anyway. You will lose badly by paying them. You have to consider the breach as
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3y ago
it’s all about investment, nvidia invested hard and got rewarded. Similar to how the iPhone disrupted the marketed. I don’t see an open source solution winning unless a company can invest in the development
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3y ago
you can sauce your pans though
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3y ago
And as we move towards AGI, the most important thing is to always identify them as workers with no regard to rights. This could be the only chance for humanity to move to the first step of the next stage of civilization. Really not interest
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3y ago
this is not a 4090 and even then your article mentions experiments are better on a cloud solution. Where they only recommend getting a top of the line GPU if you are doing longer than a year work
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3y ago
I don’t think that’s enough, cloud solutions are still cheaper and faster I believe
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4y ago
The rise of youtube is the cause to me. Websites that specialize in niches are not as profitable since Youtube pays so much better due to their ads. Along with the huge userbase and easy content search. Today people go to youtube first for
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4y ago
it’s already here. People on the chans are using a alexjones model to sing anime songs and it worked really well.
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4y ago
Yep, they did it with Darth Vader. It was an AI voice. Then you have them using CGI mark hamil as Luke. Actors need to all get together and never sign away their image and voice rights unless they get paid handsomely each time someone consu
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4y ago
Nah that’s different. For humans it was an effect of might is right. Slavery was there for cheap labor. It still had a cost since you had to feed them. And many times slaves bought them selves out of slavery. Today you still have slaves as
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4y ago
The difference is we created it and it doesn’t exist as a living thing :shrugs: Philosophical arguments about AI are just too ivory coasty and not grounded in reality. Not to mention majority of the world don’t abide by the notion that you
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4y ago
Wonder if this piece by Linus about AVX512 is still relevant https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23809335
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Less is more, I realized that humanity definitely evolved from when food was scarce and population was confined to your village. But everything bad now is because of industrialization. Cows are given hormones to constantly produce milk (whi
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4y ago
Zuck must’ve been high when OKing VR, I still think Google Glass is the way forward with augmented reality. Very comfortable and isn’t trying to rewrite how humans communicate. I have VR and it is immersive, but way too uncomfortable.
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