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by gitaarik 11mo ago
And besides, if they don't reach AGI, they might reach market domance, which is their real goal.
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by gitaarik 11mo ago
> He did heil a couple of times. Also a democratic senator, Cary Booker, did the same salute recently [0]. But when a Democrat does it nobody really cares. Or rather people seem to understand that it's also just a natural wave towar
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by gitaarik 11mo ago
But in what way does Elon act like a nazi? Sure he's right wing on some topics, and he speaks out against racism against white people. Something controversial in this woke world, but therefore also important for a certain group that&#x
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by gitaarik 11mo ago
I don't see how you conclude that Elon is so focussed on white people. From the articles you posted, it seems more about culture rather than skin color. The only times he seems to talk about "white" people is when these peopl
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by gitaarik 11mo ago
What do you mean? There is a statistic that's been supposedly well studied, and it concludes some differences between woman and man. Now you say as soon as you accept that statistic, you cannot set that aside when you're evaluatin
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by gitaarik 11mo ago
But in what way do you conclude that he is a racist? If you're just stating facts about the general differences between man and woman, and aren't necessarily making any conclusions about any particular person. In what step of the
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by gitaarik 1y ago
It might just be useless. Maybe 50% of woman are not as interested in the same topics as 50% of the man. Maybe it's ok and natural that man and woman have other talents / interests / perception / interpretation of things
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by gitaarik 1y ago
And there are just as well people that would have no sympathy for people who seem to think it's ok to call people nazis for baseless and childish reasons.
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Yeah, but you can argue that the AI has been biased because of biased training data. Ultimately every AI is biased based on what you train it on and how you instruct it. I tend to use LLMs from different companies and personally compare the
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by gitaarik 1y ago
All propietary AIs are probably biased in some way. I mean, that is the power of them and the reason they're propietary, right? So I tend to use different LLMs from different providers, personally compare them and read between the line
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China bans foreign AI chips from state-funded data centers(tomshardware.com)
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Yeah, it makes sense, LLMs are trained on slop, and so they produce more slop. And then everybody uses the same slop. In the meantime real engineers still use the proper tools.
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Earth's climate always changes over time, it's not unusual, although not always the best for us. What causes this climate change, how much infuence humans have on it, and how much we could possibly do about it is unclear. That&#x2
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by gitaarik 1y ago
You can automate scaling rental hardware too
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by gitaarik 1y ago
What? Mostly solved problem? I can think of countless household tasks that I can't think of a robot for
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by gitaarik 1y ago
It was the first thing I also thought, but then I thought that would be ridiculous. But now I watched this video. And in fact, it's actually currently completely operated remotely. With the idea that they'll collect the human oper
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by gitaarik 1y ago
But humans can learn. LLMs don't learn, they only get trained on data previously discovered through human research.
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by gitaarik 1y ago
So what's your point exactly? That LLMs cán write software, just not yet?
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by gitaarik 1y ago
That Trump is a cult leader and his followers are the cult followers? And that the following won't go away if the leader doesn't go?
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by gitaarik 1y ago
It reads the local wifi network you're connected to. What would a VPN make for difference?
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Sounds like 1984 to me
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Would be interesting to see how much sides you can keep adding before the shape can't pass through itself. Or maybe you can indefinely keep passing them through, occasionally encountering noperts. Or maybe the noperts gradually increas
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by gitaarik 1y ago
I don't understand this. Should only Trump be blamed? I think that's stupid. All presidents before him were just as corrupt as him, only Trump doesn't care how people think of him, so he's not very sublte, like the other
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Very nice, I've been working on something similar, but for regular news. But I want to summarize complete articles, and RSS only provides the headlines and sometimes the first paragraph of an article. So I decided to write web crawlers
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Does this news not make you frown? I wonder what level of censorship would it take for some people to stop and ask questions.
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by gitaarik 1y ago
You can just add any frontend framework and bundler you like with django. Django just serves HTML templates and you can load your JS libraries in your HTML template. Yeah you can't use create-react-app or something. You have to do a li
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Are sodium batteries more dangerous?
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by gitaarik 1y ago
I always got the feeling with rap and hip hop that it's more about the style and how cool you are than it is about the music.
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by gitaarik 1y ago
What do you mean reliably distinguish a computer from a human? I haven't been surprised one time yet. I always find out eventually when I'm talking to an AI. It's easy usually, they get into loops, forget about conversation c
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by gitaarik 1y ago
Interesting. But is it also not just that Flask was build more for making websites in general, and FastAPI for making REST APIs specifically? I would say that if you want to make a REST API, that FastAPI is easier and more convenient to use

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