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by gizajob 1y ago
New for 2027 - ABSOLUTE Self Driving Pro Max!
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by gizajob 1y ago
Deaf people can drive fine.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Well we have 8 billion non-artificial general intelligences walking around on earth yet we’re dedicating enormous resources trying to electronically replace them. This is in the name of tech companies stealing value rather than spreading it
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by gizajob 1y ago
Boomer harems lol that’s a new one on me but undoubtedly a thing. My whole career in the UK I’ve noticed a similar thing in HR harems - in many places, particularly recruitment companies but it’s common everywhere, 90%-100% of the HR staff
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by gizajob 1y ago
Twitter really is a hellscape. I was drawn in for a few days recently and started getting affected by the barrage of relentless right-wing garbage. And for those on twitter it seems like the most important information in the world when it’s
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by gizajob 1y ago
I always found this a bit of an omission in Bostrom’s argument in Superintelligence - on one hand he’d say we should avoid giving AI a goal like paperclip maximisation while overlooking that the method of transistor maximisation used to att
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by gizajob 1y ago
The economics will work out when the district heating is run off the local AI/cash furnace.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Yeah that happens too. I generally say UK. In Europe I’m maybe prone to saying England/English perhaps, like in Italy “Io sono Inglese” but in the UK my parents are welsh and I was born in England so don’t really identify with either v
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by gizajob 1y ago
Hail our ukogbani overlords. Sorry to hear you didn’t get paid.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Well half of Northern Ireland would happily burn your ISO rulebook to the ground. Plus nobody says “I’m from GB” when abroad, we all say “I’m from the UK”. Country is called UK.
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by gizajob 1y ago
This short sentence cadence always stands out to me – a native British English speaker – as a hallmark of a contemporary American writer trying to write something deep and impactful and profound. Usually just comes across as the opposite.
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by gizajob 1y ago
I’d say most Indians are pretty happy about the cricket situation.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Why is not using .gb a mistake? The official name of the country is The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - Great Britain is the island containing England, Scotland and Wales. The UK also contains Northern Ireland. It wou
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by gizajob 1y ago
Who makes money from closed-source AI models?
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by gizajob 1y ago
Just use Kiwi.com yourself - it’ll be quicker.
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by gizajob 1y ago
The Beatles got richer, and then got a whole lot richer.
617.
by gizajob 1y ago
"Handmade CW from Finland" - explains everything.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Its so effective that after clicking through the warning I get nothing but a black screen on MacOS Safari and Chrome, and the same on Safari on iPhone.
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by gizajob 1y ago
What a surprise.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Why would you ever need to take a wrench to a disk? How many of apple’s users have ever actively used or even held a wrench?
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by gizajob 1y ago
Where I live in the UK there’s a chain of shops called Home Bargains that for some bizarre reason has a life-size cardboard cutout of a security guard at the door of every store instead of the real thing. This seems like a version of that b
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by gizajob 1y ago
I don’t think that really counts if there has to be a giant campaign of quantitive easing by printing dollars alongside.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Given there’s fabs doing essentially the same thing elsewhere then yes. Getting down to 3nm and the technology and secrets that involves would take a while though. TSMC can’t do it either without xUV lithography machines made by ASML in the
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by gizajob 1y ago
That would have cost more than $100billion, not the $10billion for the same sized stake in intel.
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by gizajob 1y ago
I agree but by the same logic intel could have done it and didn’t manage to so far.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Same as the US is restricting sale of Nvidia chips to China.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Nvidia has a market cap of 4.5 trillion dollars and everyone is committing hundreds of billions to AI CapEx in their direction - they can afford to organise chip fabs if it really came to it. Ok TSMC and ASML would need to be on board but i
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by gizajob 1y ago
Absolutely. Fountain pens are the way to go - with one I can write beautifully, with a BIC or Biro it’s a spidery mess.
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by gizajob 1y ago
Peter Singer was writing popular ethics books concerning exactly this kind of specieism (or speciesism) some 50 years ago. Many such cases: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciesism
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by gizajob 1y ago
Except that its main plot point was about infertility. And we’re not living in camps. And we haven’t gone feral with guns.

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