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hutzlibu
3y ago
AirBnB should also show the cheaper options?
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3y ago
"Are they truly ready to put Gemini as the default interaction model, pitting it against their search?" Probably not, since they have not figured out, how to integrate the ads into the AI.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Oh yes, always document everything! Thinking is real work and unless you are an extreme exception, after some time you will forget even the greatest ideas!
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3y ago
Because there currently is no self replicating industry, but allmost every step, from mining to refining to manufacturing requires human manual labour or supervision?
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3y ago
"Anyway, 15 mins after we get a proper AI it will make a spaceship and fuck off somewhere that we are not..." How will it do so? By the power of its mind? No matter how smart something is, physical work remains physical work. This
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3y ago
Oh so why do you ask, if you know it (better)? ;) What is optimised for parallelism, is not optimised for single thread performance, which is what one expects out of a CPU ..
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"Comparing Bandera to Hitler is utterly ridiculous" I was comparing the line of argument. "but if all you can do is comment on Azov in 2023" And I can and did a bit more, but there is probably no point in further debatin
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3y ago
Well, we have sort of the same debate in germany, where people want to praise Hitler, because he build the Autobahn and because he ended mass unemployment. But it is still Hitler we are talking about and consensus is, the holocaust weights
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3y ago
Yes, my own link: "Bandera's favorability appeared to shoot up rapidly, with 74% of Ukrainians viewing him favorably according to an April 2022 poll from a Ukrainian research organization."
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3y ago
Well, I am not an expert but something that can perform the same simple operations massivly parallel. Meaning, you want to avoid branching for example and there are lots of footguns, otherwise everything will be slow, or not working. And de
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3y ago
Are there any official Nazi regiments or heros officially admired by the US? (In Russia you have the motorcyle gang with strong links to neonazism who are buddies with Putin edit: but upon a quick check, that might have been propaganda from
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3y ago
This is just the (clickbaity) headline. "a blow for Tesla (TSLA), Volkswagen (VWAGY), BMW (BMWYY), Stellantis (STLA) and more."
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3y ago
"the possibilities are relatively open for varied application." They are actually very limited, because a GPU does not work, like many cpus in parallel (how I initially assumed). So you will be limited and restricted in everything
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3y ago
That movie ... seems messed up (but was a success, so more is coming). And the only other thing coming out I am aware of, is a Meme, leading to Winnie the Pooh being banned in china.
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"we find evidence that life is more likely than expected" But only after we really lowered our expectations in the first place. I have an old book, about the Viking Mars lander, describing the technical details, before the rover s
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3y ago
"Worthless HN karma? Thats subjective...HN karma does have some first order effects you havent considered. I will leave it at that." Are you talking about farming HN karma to foster bot accounts to manipulate the front page, or on
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3y ago
Proofing you were not at a crime scene at a certain time. You disabled location saving - that's suspicious? /s More serious, if it would be my data under my control, it can be fun checking the past. Exploring where you travelled a
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"can i be compelled to explain to them what all the little codewords actually mean" I would like to think not, as usually you cannot be made to compell against yourself. The famous right to silence. https://en.wikipedia
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3y ago
Isn't that a violation of the right to silence? "Australia has no constitutional protection for the right to silence,[4] but it is broadly recognized by State and Federal Crimes Acts and Codes and is regarded by the courts as an i
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Not sure, if you have to have more karma for it (would not make sense to me), but for me the delete button is right next to the edit button.
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I would work with all that stuff, but only remote controlled. I guess one day this will be indeed standard, but as of today, (useful) robots that could do it, are way more expensive than humans ..
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3y ago
You can also delete your wrong comments .. (within 2 h I think)
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Ok so no sarcasm, well, there are many reasons a train can spend a long time in the workshop: Complete checkup takes time, or one important mechanic is sick, delaying things or whatever. It is not the responsibility of the manufactor anymor
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3y ago
Was that sarcasm?
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3y ago
In case you missed it(it was on the frontpage here a couple of days ago), play around with this awesome 3D visualisation and animation to get a basic understanding: https://bbycroft.net/llm
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"There is nothing romantic about a constant struggle for survival." Just like the idea of the noble savage is wrong and hard to get rid of, so is this idea. It was never a constant struggle for survival. Depending where the tribe
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"All in all, the research suggests, hunter-gatherer adults spent an average of 30 to 40 hours per week on all subsistence-related activities combined, which is considerably less than the workweek of the typical modern American, if the
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I did not thought this was a thing, either, until I learned, that in some circles apparently it seems pretty normal to get a child by any means, whether the father wants or not. And quoting the article, apparently it is legal! "it’s no
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If you have competent police - than taking the drugs away is sort of a lackmus test. Meaning if they get violent - then they are a danger and further meassures are needed. So yes, jail (conventional or mental) is then the temporary solution
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"and if the police do get involved you definitely go to jail." Have you been to europe? I was born and live here and have been to allmost every other EU state and people going to jail for drugs is allmost not existent to my knowle
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