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by elil17 3y ago
There's no reason you couldn't just switch a couple valves out in your AC and perhaps change the refrigerant to make it into a serviceable heat pump. However, you'd need to retrofit controls/electronics, which I don&#x27
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by elil17 3y ago
It's kind of confusing terminology. I'll stick with how these terms are used by industry/laymen - heat pump also has a scientific definition that's more broad than how it's normally used. There's a process call
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by elil17 3y ago
Hofstadter clearly isn't trying to peddle his books for money or clout. He writes in depth, thoughtful books about the nature of consciousness, not guides to making money off of AI. The book he mentions in this interview, I Am a Strang
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by elil17 3y ago
Some of the photos were actually taken about a thousand feet from the zone where you were marked "correct". I clicked right on top of the dam for my fifth guess and it showed me being 0.2 miles off.
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by elil17 3y ago
Transmission is expensive if you're running a line to somewhere without a lot of demand. Something like this could be a relevant solution for anything in remote locations.
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by elil17 3y ago
Yeah, nothing really like that. That’s about containing a ball (/other shape) of gas in a vacuum. This is about creating a turbulent system that doesn’t propagate into nearby fluid. It’s as if you stirred up a bathtub, but there were o
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by elil17 3y ago
I agree with you that it should apply to other unhealthy things and that the "NSFW" label is a misnomer. However, I have seen children smoking cigars (albeit cheap ones). Evidence suggests that they are doing so because they are i
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by elil17 3y ago
Those large number of cores come with a diminishing return (see this benchmark, for example: https://nusit.nus.edu.sg/services/hpc-newsletter/cfd-simulat... )
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by elil17 3y ago
You can legally buy drug test kits here, and I believe some community organizations give them out.
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by elil17 3y ago
Attractive to who? I don't think most people I know find the body builder look attractive.
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by elil17 3y ago
Computational fluid dynamics is actually a problem where parallelization doesn't get you much. It is primarily limited by memory bandwidth.
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by elil17 3y ago
>Use some wit The author's aunt was brutally murdered.
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by elil17 3y ago
Exposure to tobacco consumption drives tobacco consumption: -Children of tobacco users are more likely to be tobacco users ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5084564/ ) -People who watch TV/mov
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by elil17 3y ago
It is really strange which drug-related subs are NSFW and which aren't. Like why not alcohol related subs? I think they probably all should be marked NSFW but it is weird.
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by elil17 3y ago
Update: My Honda does not show brakelights until I hit the brake peddle, even on the highest regenerative breaking setting.
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by elil17 3y ago
I don't like either but they will never be equal in my mind. Person A sees someone torturing a dog and kills them out of indignation. Person B is a hitman-for-hire who doesn't know who he's killed or why. Are person A and B r
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by elil17 3y ago
I'm driving a Honda. I looked it up and people online say that it has the same issue. However, I plan to observe for myself.
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by elil17 3y ago
I have been driving my hybrid under the assumption that my brake lights triggered when ever the car used regenerative braking. Guess I will have to be more careful.
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by elil17 3y ago
I think they're very different conflicts of interest from an ethical perspective. It is morally reprehensible to try to skew scientific results for greed. It is (in my view) not so morally reprehensible to try to skew scientific result
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by elil17 3y ago
I'm not saying your wrong, but I think you should take a step back and consider how this sounds to someone who doesn't share your opinion. You're pretty much saying that, as long as you ignore the studies which you consider t
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by elil17 3y ago
>Why do you think there is any confusion about the overall health effects of eating meat, eggs, and dairy? Because I have genuinely no idea whether you think that meat, eggs, and dairy have positive or negative overall health effects.
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by elil17 3y ago
It’s less about how it could be hacked and more about why an AI would do that or have the capability to do it without any warning.
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by elil17 3y ago
I think this gets at what I meant by "widespread use" - if the results of the AI are being put out into the world (outside of, say, a white paper), that's something that should be subject to scrutiny, even if only one person
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by elil17 3y ago
I agree with you. I that's an excellent and specific proposal for how AI could be regulated. I think you should share this with your senators/representatives.
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by elil17 3y ago
What I was thinking in my head (although I don't think I articulated this well) is that I hope that smaller businesses who build their own AIs will be able to create some jobs, even if AI as a whole will negatively impact employment (a
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by elil17 3y ago
Well I didn't intend it as a "petty jibe," but in general I disagree. Evocative language and solid arguments can and do coexist.
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by elil17 3y ago
Personally I think a simple registration requirement would be a good idea, if it were truly simple and accessible to independent researchers.
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by elil17 3y ago
Well even if ilk had a negative connotation for my intended audience (which clearly it does to some people), I am actually trying to invalidate and dismiss Altman's arguments.
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by elil17 3y ago
Well I don't think it really matters what most readers think of it because I was writing it hoping that it would be read by congressional staffers, who I think will know what ilk means.
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by elil17 3y ago
I used this old-fashioned method of text generation called "writing" - crazy, I know

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