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golem14
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golem14
6d ago
Exactly. We should have a general kickstarter-like fund for cases like this. Maybe John Oliver is interested :)
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golem14
6d ago
I wish they had used a better name. Why try to make it sound sinister and adjacent to piratebay etc? It's not that these models are illegal to own or download.
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golem14
9d ago
I doubt it. Trademark “infringement “ only happens when the two parties compete in the same space. I think if the other party is the music party game, you’re pretty much in the clear. They may still sue you and lose unless you cave.
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11d ago
My most likely doom scenario is that a frontier model convinces the CIC to press the nuclear retaliation button. Maybe this will only kill 90% of humans, but as far as I am concerned, that’s good enough.
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11d ago
The famous salami tactic (Yes, Minister)
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16d ago
These devices should just have an API so that they can be controlled externally, e.g. by a home app. And maybe the EU could force a common API core for devices like this. e.g., I'd LOVE to have an API to have dryers/ other high cu
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16d ago
apt reference: https://electricliterature.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Tr... "The Petty and the Small; Are overcome with gall ; When Genius, having faltered, fails to fall. Klapaucius too, I ween,
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17d ago
Sounds like Rincewind's spell from the Octavo.
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18d ago
Something like this got Schmidt/ Jobs into serious trouble …
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19d ago
Sure, but without that farming, how would we get our almond milk lattes?
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19d ago
Historically, those family fighters had really trouble keeping their families alive and very little to lose.
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19d ago
There is also a completely unreasonable shortage of water for a much bigger city.
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20d ago
People with minor kids and/or dependent spouses/family often disagree.
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22d ago
Ah, so you're one of those hippies hooked on free software too, yeah? What's that your smoking there? Emacs, huh? what's your OS? Linux? I knew it . Corporal, put him away.
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22d ago
I think it's even more than that. The hybrid engine has to run one single RPM to drive a generator, it can be vibration insulated, probably needs to be only smaller because it doesn't have to provide the high max power the convent
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23d ago
The real benefit really seems to be that the electric motors have a much smaller failure rates than mechanical ones running near their top rpm. The hybrid motor can run at a much optimized RPM, so the idea is that this will improve the over
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23d ago
You're right, yet I agree with the website's approach. The goal of this site is to educate users about how people lived, not educate them about stats. IMO. I would have chosen the same algo. It's clear to me that an even bigg
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23d ago
"random" != "uniformly random", if you want to be pedantic.
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24d ago
Recte!
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24d ago
And yet, Bell was split.
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25d ago
had any luck with college students? That's where i would start. interviewing is time consuming tho.
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25d ago
Yeah, I meant for kernel.org It's hugely inconvenient for users not having an account and want to do more than clone an entire repo via an API of course.
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25d ago
Also: right there with: Kill all the poor (Mitchell and Webb): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_4J4uor3JE
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25d ago
It's certainly one way to bring down medic{are,aid} costs.
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26d ago
why not require an account for html access and otherwise just serve say a pre-cached complete repository requiring minimal work?
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29d ago
George Carlin: you are all diseased …
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1mo ago
>Usually these bioengineered yeasts need pretty specific growth conditions in order to eat Until, say, they mutate independently. Now, I have no idea how likely that is, but I think the fear is not baseless. There's a fun SF book, &
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1mo ago
The US could do this TODAY. Just saying.
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1mo ago
As an alternative viewpoint, countries who use 'good-enough' AI much more unrestrained than say in the US can get a real leg up. Just requires fewer scruples.
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1mo ago
“The mantle of command”, a FDR biography, goes into some detail on this point. Good read.
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