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genman
3y ago
Not proven, but illustrated, in number of cases.
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3y ago
I think that this a fair take, especially about the possible power structure.
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3y ago
I think it would first banned because of "corrupted Western values" etc.
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genman
3y ago
Bump and dump, but with llamas.
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genman
3y ago
And these authors are hurting science because they equate actual lies like made up stories created to deceive masses with scientific simplifications.
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3y ago
> Leave it to HN to spend checks 57% of the toplevel comments debating whether the word "lie" in the term "lie to children" is in fact literally correct. And it is not and it is hurting the debate and is causing seco
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genman
3y ago
You mean the desert people, like the people living in complete opposite conditions to high humidity?
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3y ago
> Send 1K bytes over 1 Gbps network = 44ns Doubt.
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3y ago
It is incredible how US politicians and journalists can't see through Russian propaganda nonsense and take it for real. No, US government didn't fight against possibility to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, it fought with Russian p
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genman
3y ago
It was actually the other way around. The mandates were a reaction to the anti-vaxxer hysteria.
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3y ago
Yes, confirmed in EU and US to be the case.
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3y ago
In its extreme alcohol is a truth serum. The ones who don't drink want to keep their secrets to themselves and can't be trusted.
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3y ago
You are arguing that keeping a mass murderer with a large army in power is a "more secure word". Saddam Hussein was a huge regional threat to US allies - Israel and Saudi Arabia, he was also a huge international threat by supporti
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3y ago
> Many assumed that ShotSpotter coverage was concentrated in disadvantaged parts of the city, an unsurprising outcome but one that could contribute to systemic overpolicing. Are these areas also the ones where the majority of crime take
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3y ago
And the only thing that would justify this kind of global waste.
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3y ago
Ok, I'm getting it now. AI spam is really becoming a problem. I think the page should be much more upfront about the content being AI generated summaries.
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3y ago
> You can't really get simpler than this. ls But thanks for taking the time to explain.
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3y ago
We can, but it happens that one country prone to child labor usage happens to have large deposits of it with everything it entails.
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3y ago
War against car usage is war against middle class. Upper and upper-middle class will not suffer - they can afford what ever it costs and will keep their fancy parking places and if it leads to less traffic, they win even more. If you make a
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genman
3y ago
Interesting, so now instead of telling everyone to use Google, we tell everyone to use ChatGPT and we dismiss possible human written comments as those could have been written by ChatGPT? This user usual comments don't look like botspam
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genman
3y ago
Sure, but not every reader is intimately familiar with Linux command line tools. I'm pretty certain that it is human written as ChatGPT gave much more detailed clarification (actually I got the idea to try it after reading this comment
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genman
3y ago
Can less provide syntax highlighting?
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3y ago
I find that extensive flagging of this comment represents the degradation of users on HN. Yes, this comment may sound a little dismissive when you take the most derogatory interpretation, so what? It provides very useful context and was joy
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genman
3y ago
What they discovered is a traveling wave (like in stadiums) - the stars move "up and down" in relation to the "Milky Way gravity". They have no idea why it is happening.
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3y ago
Our dog is not particularly smart but once we counted that she knows at least about 20 words, one of those being "cat", so we use "that furry animal" instead when we talk to not agitate her for no reason.
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3y ago
Maybe, but UPS is close to it. They for example are sending out emails that request users to log into their account to "avoid losing their profile". If this is not ripe for phishing then I don't know what will be.
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genman
3y ago
You mean everyone should install a piece of software from a company that appears to be ignorant about security?
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3y ago
Imagine a human brain that has only read all what ANN has without any connection to the real world (no senses, mind you!). Would the output of this human being differ from "human blabbing"?
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genman
3y ago
Perhaps the question was not fully understood. A function is simply a mapping from one state into another. In principle we can define it over what ever state. As such we can consider a human thinking as kind of a function. ANN are function
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genman
3y ago
These "apologies" are something that deeply irritates me.
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