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by ffhhj 2y ago
Like [slowing Youtube down] on [Firefox] [0]. [0]: https://www.zdnet.com/article/youtube-is-slowing-video-loads...
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Ah the irony of defending an AI with a method that an AI should be able to solve. So the captcha solver will own the LLM, it's evolution baby!
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by ffhhj 2y ago
They took care of it: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2013/jul/16/david-kelly... Oh, and this whole thread was in HN's first page just a moment ago and now it dissapeared. lol
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> We usually think of neurons as the only cells in our body that produce intelligent behavior by communicating in large networks. Neurons are constantly communicating with each other in the form of electrical patterns on their membrane a
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by ffhhj 2y ago
In order to survive Google zombified their search engine with ads. Microsoft has brought Windows thru the same process.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
You mean search is dead.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
I've found Poe's assistant to be much better at gamedeving.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
First problem, energy. Second problem, gravity. Third problem, dirt. Don't tell me, they are stuck at the first one.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> Many vintage computers are defined by their fonts. But the article doesn't mention my favorite ASCII table ever, known as the "running man character set": http://www.lazilong.com/apple_ii/a2font&#x2F
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Yeah anything can cause it, chairs, houses, people rethinking their investments: > On March 20, 2000, Barron's featured a cover article titled "Burning Up; Warning: Internet companies are running out of cash—fast", which p
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by ffhhj 2y ago
The whole dot-com bubble burst was caused by lots of companies wasting money on stupid ideas at the same time.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> AI for the rest of us. Their users are the rest, how depressing.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Figma, allow us to do local changes even when files are read-only, so we can fix last minute stuff before exporting to svg.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
I'm still waiting for them to discover a special property of prime numbered elements.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Taxes?
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by ffhhj 2y ago
The world changed a lot, now our computers are surveilance tools.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Firefox is my default browser because it's minimal and non-intrusive, but I'm afraid the temptation to bring shiny crap into it is too much. Devs just leave it alone.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Just run O&O ShutUp10++ after each update to cleanup M$ dark patterns.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
How will goverments surveil their citizens without these companies?
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by ffhhj 2y ago
The enhancement with written language already happened +10,000y ago, the enhancement with pocket calculators +50y ago. There are some bionic devices for locomotion, hearing, sight, cardio, epilepsy, but mainstream cybernetic enhancements ha
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by ffhhj 2y ago
HN should limit to one Elon, one Apple, one Amazon, MS, etc. story per day. People at Arstechnica started complaining about Elon's news monopoly. These companies push their stuff way too hard.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
it's nuclear powered, g is for grams of uranium
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Fortunately O&O ShutUp10++ exists.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
The AI of F.E.A.R. https://www.gamedevs.org/uploads/three-states-plan-ai-of-fea...
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Also it's possible that human intelligence already reached the most general degree of intelligence, since we can deal with every concept that could be generated, unless there are concepts that are uncompressible and require more memory
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Welcome to Attention Economy 101. Social media are engines that run on attention, and will prioritize anything that maximize it.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> [Superintelligence safety] teaches that the glory and sovereignty of [superintelligence] should come first in all things.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> Building safe superintelligence (SSI) is the most important technical problem of our time. Isn't this a philosophical/psychological problem instead? Technically it's solved, just censor any response that doesn't mat
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Could modern AI help amateur mathematicians to build proofs?
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Botulism, that's why we didn't give honey to our young children, it can damage their brains.

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