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by fedeb95 2y ago
People in UK should definitely consume alcohol. Irony apart, my idea (borrowed somewhere I can't remember) is that body functions are too intertwined to just isolate a single variable, or determine a single cause. People, consume what
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by fedeb95 2y ago
the depression shouldn't arise from the generation, but from the consumption, for it is the latter that ultimately drives the former; that, in turn, can generate a reflection on what I myself consume.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
to me it doesn't appear particularly against or in favour of. Seemingly, LLMs don't avoid completely some of the mistakes that were already being made. Just as with any technology, the questions should be: by how much the two erro
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by fedeb95 2y ago
once cleaned, can it be kept so? At what cost?
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by fedeb95 2y ago
mainly, if a study turns out to be flawed, other studies based on it could be "revoked" automatically.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
feel free to extend to other contexts. It was basically Socrates' argument.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
1) they could in theory be provided 2) not necessarily: it's a matter of authority, that when ceases to exist, it ripples Edit: to an extent it applies to journalism. Nowadays, at best, you have citations that turn out to be fake and s
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by fedeb95 2y ago
society will be better when research gets the automation it deserves.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
would be interesting to have a local only instance, for use only inside an organization. Will explore if it is possibile.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
not necessarily. It can also open a new market for startups. Content moderation.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
Maybe also TV. But that doesn't mean that targeted web advertising doesn't also, or that it's more harmful, or at the same level. Let's cut both. On another note, obesity isn't widespread everywhere there are TV com
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by fedeb95 2y ago
That's why we need regulations. Against people actually to blame, but also against ourselves. Basically, just so that being unethical isn't profitable for anyone.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
it's a matter of threshold. There's a point up to which targeted advertising doesn't cause harm, after that, it does. Ads on smartphones cross that threshold. Doesn't matter if TV also does: if it does, it should be limi
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by fedeb95 2y ago
isn't this the same as genetic algorithms ?
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by fedeb95 2y ago
this may be true for screen, but what about printing?
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by fedeb95 2y ago
It seems you're missing Via Gallica https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Via_Gallica
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I don't agree with the third law; complexity is bounded by failure.
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it doesn't apply. Checkout the Incerto by Nassim Nicholas Taleb.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
how is the series of the first 100 prime numbers a time series ?
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as you say, without knowing anything about the underlying process, we can't predict generally. Some other comments point to contexts in which we do know something about the underlying. For instance, I don't think finance is someth
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by fedeb95 2y ago
implicit or explicit assumptions, or invariants that can actually vary, should be minimized. Otherwise, try to explicit them with guards and exceptions. This should never happen, so I'll do that - when you think this, stop and put an &
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by fedeb95 2y ago
as Marcus Aurelius reminds us, the applause of the crowd matters very little since our life is very short and death will cancel it anyway for us.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
many interesting responses which I'll read in depth better later. My comment wasn't against solar panels and batteries and in favour of oil etc. as some assumed. Just interested, because recycling seems a pretty big deal to become
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I keep wondering how we'll get rid of used batteries and panels in the future.
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by fedeb95 3y ago
"Dash Cart" is something Esselunga does in Italy since a long time ago. Nothing new.
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by fedeb95 3y ago
This goes back to the medieval idea of via negativa, defining through negations. Interesting it worked out for you.
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by fedeb95 3y ago
This is relevant to many domains, with different degrees of relevance.
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by fedeb95 3y ago
good website, but useless estimate. Assumes that country and age are a good predictor, while other factors probably are.
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by fedeb95 3y ago
I think the best part is that users subscribe to services, not the server.
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"Eurasia’s geographic layout inherently facilitated a quicker spread of critical innovations compared to other regions of the world, such as the Americas and Africa." sadly, "critical" and "innovation" are sema

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