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What Musk suit are you talking about? The rest of your comment doesn't make sense.
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1y ago
AMD gives OpenAI $30B worth (todaty's value) of AMD stock. Cash-poor OpenAI pledges/promises about ~$100B in purchases. AMD makes back the money on (a) 30% volume discount is normal? (b) stock pop from AI hype (AMD popped up ~$100
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The Fields Medal isn't the only achievement in math. > based on an ancient premise that old mathematicians can't make new incredible discoveries. Not true. The Fields Medal is an encouragement to do more work, not a reward for
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1y ago
What does this mean?
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1y ago
> Often what happens is some nontrivial branch of mathematics suddenly finds a novel and impactful application. Then crowds jump in to learn that Math. But it's mostly already a little too late for them, they have missed this bus. H
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1y ago
Frequeently submitted, rarely engaged: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... Not quite the same as this submission, but a better place to start for most people.
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1y ago
Can you gently suggest that she consult her information architect community to help her make her website human readable?
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1y ago
Very helpful for people who need to be constantly reminded to have top-of-mind instant access to the definition of words like "thing" and "what", at all times.
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1y ago
It's anything but an escape from the grind .
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1y ago
Every egg-born species was hatched from a different species, at some point in the past. The egg came before the chicken.
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1y ago
It was advertised on HN last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40082864 https://extraordinaryaliens.substack.com/p/o1-visa-hacks-for...
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1y ago
Why within a sector? make everyone compete, and we'll find if any local workers want the high paying jobs. The H1B count can be increased to cover jobs that locals don't want even at high salaries.
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1y ago
China (and India) are near the border, which is creeping downward as nations develop economically. Australia is the funny one.
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1y ago
I'll send the message via DJI drone.
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1y ago
Missing an opportunity to put ads in History.
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1y ago
Semafor is Ben Smith's blog, trying to imitate a reputable newspaper like Financial Times.
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1y ago
> The policy doesn’t specifically define what it means by “domestic surveillance” in a law enforcement context and appears to be using the term broadly, creating room for interpretation. > Other AI model providers also list restrictio
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1y ago
The contact's restriction is on the usage of the model, not the behavior of the model.
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1y ago
Or you can use personal accounts to bypass red tape for government business.
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1y ago
Everything is dangerous by default. That's the point.
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1y ago
Collatz-like except on one critical aspect: it is known to terminate!
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1y ago
In principle, analysts could could analyze all machines of size K or less, classifying many of them as being halting or not, and all the rest could in fact be non-halting, but the analyst would never (at any finite time) know for sure whe
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1y ago
What makes this 850 page document "notes"? How large would a non-"notes" version be? For the easily intimidated, here are smaller introductions: https://www.math.purdue.edu/~arapura/graph/algcur
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1y ago
https://www.apple.com/v/os/c/images/macos/highlights/mac_pho... Two different fonts (Mac vs iOS) for the same data display? And replacing all humans by AI avatars, to make it easier for spambo
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1y ago
It's only notable as a clickbait narrative for ignorant readers -- FastCompany's target market
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1y ago
I have a hobby of photographing scientifically incorrect explanations on placards at science museums. Usually found in smaller towns.
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If this is detected as leading to copyright violation, then that can be the subject of a lawsuit. Since the violation is detected via model output, it doesn't matter what the input method is.
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Or the judge can reject the settlement as insufficient, which is what TFA is about.
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1y ago
What is illegal about using pirated software that someone else distributed to you, if you never agreed to a license contract?
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1y ago
I thought that distribution of copyrighted materials was legally encumbered, not reception thereof.
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