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by est31 3y ago
The same is happening with other countries and other sectors. Say how strong the farming sector is in France.
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by est31 3y ago
The EU is at the side of the customers as long as the companies making the product are not in the EU. Had the EU a strong phone manufacturer industry that didn't use USB-C, we still wouldn't have that requirement. Companies always
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by est31 4y ago
I was talking about this stuff: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primitive_reflexes
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by est31 4y ago
They aren't accurate models of the human brain just as airplanes are not flapping their wings and cars don't walk on legs. Our brain's way of achieving intelligence is not the only one out there, even if LLMs aren't ther
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by est31 4y ago
There are a few innate reflexes but you lose them quickly and they are pretty basic. Our brains have way way more neurons/parameters than these models and are still not overfitting... the issue lies in the learning method.
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by est31 4y ago
What about Transformers? And GPT-3 is fundamental improvement to earlier LLMs. Same goes for speech recognition which went from highly parametric to end to end in the last decade. Many other things like stable diffusion, TTS, etc. It&#x27
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by est31 4y ago
They didn't have strategic ICBMs from the get go. At the start they only had tactical nukes enough to scare the japanese into submission. And not enough to completely nuke someone like russia. Their nukes also required accessibility b
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by est31 4y ago
I think it's always been the case that if industry really gets interested in making progress in some particular area, they make it, and way faster than academia ever could. Not just in computer science but also in fields like chemist
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by est31 4y ago
That's US data FTR, and 62% is indeed impressive. Globally, Tesla has 12% market share however. BYD Auto, a Chinese manufacturer, has 20%, so Tesla is only second globally. https://www.counterpointresearch.com/global-el
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by est31 4y ago
A lot of Tesla fans have been saying how the incumbents are unable to compete with Tesla in the EV segment, and with all driving going electric this would mean very high Tesla market shares in the future car market. 10 years ago this was th
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by est31 4y ago
Yeah before you needed soldiers and many of them so you couldn't add all of them to the 1% of elites. Those people were obviously sympathetic with people not from the 1%, so you could only go so far until the soldiers mutinied or just.
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by est31 4y ago
That only means that the robots will also be in a similar situation: in the end the only thing that will be of any worth is resources (land, mines, oil fields) and market shares, while labour and IP will become worthless as we reach a plate
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by est31 4y ago
Fair points, I stand corrected.
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by est31 4y ago
OPV is only applied in developing countries, where setting up an infrastructure with syringes and refrigeration is way harder. IPV is better in all ways, but OPV still is better than nothing at all, even if it can sometimes mutate back to t
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by est31 4y ago
Yes, this suggestion is practically impossible to prove (or disprove), and quite fringe, but the listed examples in that article are usually of things people suggested outside of their field after they got the Nobel prize, and often things
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by est31 4y ago
I would also add point 3.5 which explains that there has been a historic transition (Electroweak Symmetry Breaking) where particles which were massless and travelling at the speed of light before, slowed down and attained mass due to the Hi
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by est31 4y ago
FTR, people are trying to build systems to compare LLMs with each other based on how well they are at saying "I don't know" (of course knowing is still rewarded higher): https://github.com/manyoso/haltt4l
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by est31 4y ago
According to a scientific theory, this is done to keep the noise of the process low: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23998793 Given how well conserved this is among plants, this has probably evolved multiple times and
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by est31 4y ago
Fair points. I'm definitely a fan of Netflix, and their european productions are very shiny visually although sometimes the the quality of the script is kinda bad. But some of their european productions are really great. But in those p
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by est31 4y ago
> Also, Netflix has probably done more for both the funding and international distribution of European TV shows than all European streaming services combined. Note that they also get a lot of subsidies from the local governments to film
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by est31 4y ago
The overall population of Germany is not declining yet, in fact last year the German population has never been as high. In general, if Germany wants to keep its economy the population has to continue increasing until the boomers are dead. S
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by est31 4y ago
A lot of people leave the east in general, while a lot of people come to Munich. Tech is an exception here.
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by est31 4y ago
> you can also derive all other devices' pairwise session keys from the password hash as well, i.e. intercept their traffic. Note that deriving keys in a passive fashion only works with WPA2. With WPA3 SAE you must do an active Man
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by est31 4y ago
The AI doesn't have to be 100% self reliant. It might just do the dirty work while the humans in the background support it in an abstracted form, making it easier for them to lie to themselves about what they are doing. When your job i
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by est31 4y ago
It removes the human from the actual thing. Which means two things: it's easier for humans to tell themselves that what they are doing is good for the world, and second it puts a power multiplier into the hands of potentially very radi
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by est31 4y ago
AI makes the entire process less reliant on human involvement. Humans can be incredibly cruel, but they still have some level of humanity, they need to believe in some ideology that justifies their behaviour. AI on the other hand follows co
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by est31 4y ago
Your criteria also all match for authoritarian regimes. Many of which love AI based surveillance solutions.
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by est31 4y ago
Being in school is also just a tool to knowing stuff, being able to read, and being around similar aged peers, etc. Whether the knowledge is directly in your brain or in a device you operate (directly or through an API) shouldn't reall
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by est31 4y ago
Students in school also will not never learn to read without being exposed to text. Does this mean that teachers who write exercise sheets and school text book publishers now own the copyright of everything students do?
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by est31 4y ago
They used data from youtube, with multiple selection methods. A little supervised data for 72 languages (90k hours of audio with text labels provided), some pseudo-supervised data in english (100k hours; the english labels were generated by

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