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by etiam 3y ago
Yes, the thought has occurred to me. This one seems particularly egregious, since it often results in going from a reasonable quantities of decent quality light to noxious quantities of noxious quality light.
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by etiam 3y ago
Agreed on all. I'd like to add it also pains me that the power to produce about five times more light for the same electricity expenditure has been given without question or qualification to most of humankind, and yet almost no-one se
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by etiam 3y ago
That might have be more helpful if it was clear that there is actually anything like thinking going on in GPT-4, but to the extent there is I don't believe it's a good analogy for EU-the-organization. It's multiple regular hu
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Superconductor (?) Update(science.org)
3 points by etiam 3y ago|0 comments
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by etiam 3y ago
What datasets do people use for applications like these? Seems like you'd want huge amounts of photos of people (abundant publicly, though not necessarily free for use) with huge amounts of tagging for assorted clothes, body styles,
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by etiam 3y ago
Hesitantly the audience began to clap and after a moment or so normal conversation resumed. Max began his round of the tables, swapping jokes, shouting with laughter, earning his living. A large dairy animal approached Zaphod Beeblebrox&#x2
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by etiam 3y ago
No, not as such. But it would entail that they could actually advocate at all for something, rather than just spewing unknowing language trajectories for some people to anthropomorphize.
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by etiam 3y ago
On the other hand you'd think people would flock to an alternative that actually works, while they're searching. And truly successful in the sense 'never ever need the service again' probably has enough obstacles after
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Colors, Eyesight, and Reality(science.org)
3 points by etiam 3y ago|0 comments
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by etiam 3y ago
Not that I know the details of medieval vampire lore, but doesn't it sort of follow that if the deceased has crossed to far side of Styx they'd be much less eligible for walking/flying/crawling/whatever around as on
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by etiam 3y ago
That sounds like recipe for really poor relations with the sizeable fraction of customers who are more concerned with getting their data back than delighted to be introduced to a cutting-edge text compression method...
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by etiam 3y ago
Newly declassified material maybe? Or just newly digitized?
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‘Endless possibilities’: the chemists changing molecules atom by atom(theguardian.com)
3 points by etiam 3y ago|1 comments
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by etiam 3y ago
That does look like a serviceable intro to those topics and fantastic in total though. I think I'll get myself a copy of the latest edition. I recognize the design, but I've never looked more closely before. Thank you!
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by etiam 3y ago
For sufficiently high standards that may be true, but even if so, it won't prevent numerous organizations from profiling based on it anyway and targeting accordingly. Also, in favor of freedude's position, we may have just not wai
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“Not This Stuff Again” (SARS-CoV-2 Update)(science.org)
57 points by etiam 3y ago|11 comments
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by etiam 3y ago
Anybody got one for IP networks, firewalls and network security?
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by etiam 3y ago
> August 8, 2023: added Kevin Mitnick Foresightful, as it's currently August 6 in most of the World...
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Mainland China airs documentary signalling military preparation to attack Taiwan(scmp.com)
3 points by etiam 3y ago|2 comments
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How to Spread Disinformation with Unicode(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
4 points by etiam 3y ago|2 comments
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by etiam 3y ago
Thoroughly upvoted and discussed "The first room-temperature ambient-pressure superconductor?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36864624 has barely fallen to second page yet, but as the topic is of exceptional
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Superconductor news: What’s claimed, and how strong the evidence seems to be(science.org)
1239 points by etiam 3y ago|470 comments
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by etiam 3y ago
Possibly to some extent Intel x86 considered harmful – survey of attacks against x86 over last 10 years - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10458318
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by etiam 3y ago
The submitted URL is broken currently https://github.com/facebookresearch/audiocraft works
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Long Covid Shows a Card?(science.org)
4 points by etiam 3y ago|0 comments
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by etiam 3y ago
Another good point was, the fact that it doesn't get metabolized (much) before excretion does not mean it does not interfere in destructive ways with valuable physiological processes on the way: https://www.science.org/
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Will GPT models choke on their own exhaust?(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
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by etiam 3y ago
Or 2007 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=90154
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by etiam 3y ago
Not that I have any experience of it in practice, but shouldn't those whole machines be possible to emulate gracefully by now? If not in software alone, at least combined with e.g. a decent FPGA. Of course that's of limited benefi
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by etiam 3y ago
"... at about 20¢" is how I usually read the implied part.

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