elcomet

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by elcomet 4y ago
You're happy to see people go to jail for sending spam? This seems crazy from my perspective. It seems to me like a minor offense that wouldn't require jail time (and where jail would be counterproductive). Of course if you are ac
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by elcomet 4y ago
Of course their model was not conscious but I disagree that we can never build a conscious machine based on symbol manipulation.
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by elcomet 4y ago
For tech in certain areas / domains yes. For most of positions all over the world, salary is the only compensation.
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by elcomet 4y ago
Definitely worse-quality. Maybe more diverse for some prompts yeah.
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by elcomet 4y ago
I'm suggesting all of this is just finetuning a very generic and powerful object recognition and tracking ability of the brain
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by elcomet 4y ago
It's not a counterexample. Your 16-year old human has millions of years of evolution into its brain. That's a lot of pre-training data.
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by elcomet 4y ago
But it is solving the last-mile problem
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by elcomet 4y ago
I disagree with you. On the contrary, I think it can only be solved by throwing more data, but much more data that we have available now, to get first a smart AI that has common sense about the world (a world model). Then we can start try
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by elcomet 4y ago
I'm not sure it help to shame people who fall for those scams. People do fall for it, scammed are exploiting human's trust that most people are nice. Most scams seem dumb once you know about them. And once some scam becomes well k
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by elcomet 4y ago
This does not apply when playing machines. Like facial expressions or gestures do not apply when playing poker with machines.
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by elcomet 4y ago
This assumes an infinite number or clients. I don't agree with this. If the marginal cost is zero, the proper price is definitely not zero.
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by elcomet 4y ago
Yes but without a strong state to prevent this, the incentives do push the companies to collude
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by elcomet 4y ago
Of course they could, you just have to prove that they are harmless (at least in their expected usage and dosage)
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by elcomet 4y ago
ISPs are not held responsible
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by elcomet 4y ago
In France it's an offence to not configure securely your network if there's some illegal stuff happening on it. You are held responsible for any downloads on your own network.
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by elcomet 4y ago
Thanks to put things in context, that was quite interesting!
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by elcomet 4y ago
Why wouldn't you say it if it helps to sell the product ? It's marketing, not science.
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by elcomet 4y ago
This is a very "american" definition of freedom, which is basically, just let me do what I want. GPL uses a different definition of freedom, which I prefer. They look at consequences of restrictions / permissions, and their i
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by elcomet 4y ago
Please no. I don't want to work 10 hours on some project for free.
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by elcomet 4y ago
Bitcoin is anonymous (ie your key is not linked to your identity) but not private (all your transactions can be seen)
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by elcomet 4y ago
It's an expression. It means what people say at the end of their life.
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by elcomet 4y ago
They can make you unhappy by being not nice with you. They can help you being more happy by supporting you. But if you're really unhappy about your life or work, that's usually not enough
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by elcomet 4y ago
Yes you are forcing things on people, without noticing it. You are forcing vulnerable people to stay at home.
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by elcomet 4y ago
But that's not for you to decide. We live all together, and someone getting sick from an infectious disease concerns us all.
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by elcomet 4y ago
But there's also clearly an upper limit. And it's not clear what is this limit.
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by elcomet 4y ago
Your first sentence is already problematic. Do you have any data or research to back this up ? It doesn't seem very true to me.
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by elcomet 4y ago
He had a math PhD though, he was not a total outsider
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by elcomet 4y ago
I'm not a crypto fan but I don't think every crypto is like that. You don't need more users to keep Bitcoin's price stable.
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by elcomet 4y ago
I think it was exactly designed for this purpose - monitoring
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by elcomet 4y ago
They are a private company, they can do what they want, no?

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