emanuele232

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by emanuele232 12d ago
"if llms are so intelligent why is cancer still not cured?"
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by emanuele232 12d ago
that's the point, it is clear the the bar to determine if llms are useful / intelligent is being moved every time these systems improve, but it is starting to fell like people are in denial. we are seeing significant progress, at
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by emanuele232 17d ago
we can't define it, therefore we can't even assess the distance a "being" is from becoming conscious. We assume other humans are sentient because we personally are (or feel we are), but there is no way to guarantee that
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by emanuele232 2y ago
street view has images from years ago depending on where the google cars are mapping in that moment, waymo needs constant mapping of the cities it has cars in, therefore needing more man-hours. furthermore the driving laws differs from coun
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by emanuele232 2y ago
because waymo relies on a continuous mapping of the cities you can take it. that's why it is available in few US cities, but this does not scale at all. The point of those startups (and tesla's) is to produce something that can dr
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by emanuele232 2y ago
i have a raspberry pi3 (4gb, 50 euros) and a pi5 (8gb, 100 euros). i run a k0s cluster (for fun) w/ pihole, plex, some monitoring and homeassistant. that for me is cost effective
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by emanuele232 2y ago
yup, i belong to the already-cloud generation, having a capable router+ a couple of raspberries have taught me a lot
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by emanuele232 2y ago
forced work for who breaks the law? you risk to fall in the "slavery with extra steps" situation
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by emanuele232 3y ago
nop, corpos acquire a lot of houses in the market and rent them. They can pay more for the houses since their scope of investment (years to break even) is longer than your average mens' lifespan. rent goes up. a smaller and smaller per
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by emanuele232 3y ago
Actually i do agree with the statement. I live near the biggest city in my state and my friends are different in ideas, political opinions and preferences (also kinda different in economic possibilities) due to the fact that we all went to
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by emanuele232 3y ago
this is getting philosophical, but maybe humans are sophisticated tools
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by emanuele232 3y ago
harsh reality is that 80% of humanity works a dead-end/awful/not wanted job just because bills. IT is a nice bubble in which you do something you are mostly passionate about and you get paid well. I'm not saying "we got
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by emanuele232 3y ago
I actually had a discussion regarding this topic with a peer of mine that at the time was doing art-studies . She was extremely angry and devastated that in her field weren't enough jobs available for every one that mayored in it. That
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by emanuele232 3y ago
yeah, we did not ask for farmers permission before producing Farming machines
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by emanuele232 3y ago
i agree in part with the parent comment, art can be done for hobby or for work, if the work part is being replaced by generators then art will be confined as an hobby and maybe that will be better for everyone. Stop at all the laundry-multi
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by emanuele232 3y ago
i agree with both, "finished" software i think can happen only with small pieces of sotfware, every medium size+ project needs a continuous development
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by emanuele232 3y ago
the point is that the user don't really know what he wants or can't communicate that efficiently
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by emanuele232 3y ago
and Death Cap is just a mushroom!
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by emanuele232 3y ago
don't understimate the ability of a 15yo that wants to learn something with passion. It outperforms seniors
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by emanuele232 3y ago
"up to 80%". isn't it to be read as "from the same price to a 80% discount" ?
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by emanuele232 3y ago
uhm cite a couple, maybe? off the bat i can't point at a profession that does not benefit of the internet knowledge
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by emanuele232 3y ago
for what i recall, the actual messages on whatsapp are end-to-end encrypted, metadata and attachments are not. It is just another mass data gathering service
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by emanuele232 3y ago
??? have YOU ever been to italy? from my experience banks are totally going to lend you money for you mortgage if you have a non-temporary contract that covers 80% of your house cost. you just need to have roughly 30% of the house cost cash
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Feminist Hacker Barbie(computer-engineer-barbie.herokuapp.com)
34 points by emanuele232 3y ago|5 comments
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by emanuele232 3y ago
well, not questioning that the market makers are not encouraged to make the market "fair", they wants to make the market "favorable" for its own people but i see a difference between companies that sell luxury goods (not
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by emanuele232 3y ago
yeah, not a thing in this comment makes sense. you can train a model to have specific (subtle or less) opinionated approaches to answering, a good example of this is midjourney apparently only generating attractive people in its composition
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by emanuele232 3y ago
proton is swiss boi
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by emanuele232 3y ago
profit is the most important thing in history ?
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by emanuele232 3y ago
The most inefficient decision-making structure known, democracy and voting?
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by emanuele232 3y ago
for the web to disappear, the companies that hold the infrastructures that power internet have to go out of business, the websites are mere content creators

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