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by imjonse 3y ago
BTW, besides the impact on climate, it's worth taking into account the effect of tailpipe emissions on health. This is where EVs have a big advantage especially in crowded areas.
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by imjonse 3y ago
No, but we should probably stop eating or cut back seriously on cookies, cakes, and other non-fruit sources of sugar.
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by imjonse 3y ago
They hired Bobby Tables.
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by imjonse 3y ago
Future hardware implementations for these <8bit data types will result in much larger (number of parameters) models fitting in the same memory. Unless they are standardized, each vendor and software framework will have their own slightly
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by imjonse 3y ago
It's probably not about skill but productivity. Many founders have no skills apart from getting others to do the actual work (I am not being sarcastic, that is a skill too) so for them automated agents are just another road to producti
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by imjonse 3y ago
In the age of most projects having animated websites, videos on the homepages, ads for courses and maybe an online conference for launching a new version, I find this use of 2006-era blogspot strangely comforting.
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by imjonse 3y ago
I never argued for restrictions (I don't agree with the article authors) and it's a real risk if powerful AI is only controlled by already powerful entities. My comment was about the dangers of equating AI safety with aligning cha
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by imjonse 3y ago
Execution is everything, especially when shooting someone with a gun.
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by imjonse 3y ago
That too, but dismissing AI safety entirely because big companies are cautious not to get sued if their chatbots parrot hate speech is missing a large part of the picture. In the coming years 'free' AI will no longer mean just rog
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by imjonse 3y ago
Not computers or math in general, but there are plenty of safety measures and legislation around things using computers and math such as heavy equipment, weapons, cars, medical devices. Not because math itself is dangerous. And not for AI y
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by imjonse 3y ago
indeed, cars kill people. She couldn't have done that with an AirTag and a bicycle.
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by imjonse 3y ago
Possibly lack of tools that make code search/navigation easy.
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by imjonse 3y ago
Media made sure these three were tied to violence.
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by imjonse 3y ago
There are no peace Nobel prizes for such Pakistanis though. Malala got it for figthing for education of young girls. Although I no longer remember how Pakistan got into the discussion and if we're arguing or agreeing :)
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by imjonse 3y ago
You are right. Although those recipients were clearly in favor of non-violent fighting for human rights and were not explicitly anti-western or anti-US (the definitions of non-recipients this subthread started with) When Dr King began oppos
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by imjonse 3y ago
I mean the Philippines is traditionally a US ally, but Duterte both openly criticised the US and tried to get closer to China. And Maria Ressa is definitely not an anti-US or anti-Western activist.
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by imjonse 3y ago
While literary Nobel prize winners may have their feuds, peace prize winners' disagreements can get much more serious.
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by imjonse 3y ago
To be fair, Mandela did not get it while imprisoned and while the US and the UK were tacit supporters of the Apartheid regime. And Maria Ressa seems anti-Duterte, and pro-US if I read correctly.
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by imjonse 3y ago
Lê_Đức_Thọ, who fought the US in Vietnam, got it in 1973 (together with Kissinger) and promptly refused it. Maybe the Nobel committee does not want to be embarrassed by a refusal again, and that is the only reason it no longer awards it to
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by imjonse 3y ago
Pythagoras definitely did not have him killed since he had been dead for ~50 years. So even if the story is true it is about Pythagoreans, the followers of Pythagoras.
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by imjonse 3y ago
It's from the CEO of a 'web3 design agency' as per the Twitter bio. I would expect nothing less from such a person.
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by imjonse 3y ago
I wonder if it's behind the subscription, but I see no reference source code for StableLM.
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by imjonse 3y ago
or drumless versions of bad albums, making them better...
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by imjonse 3y ago
They aren't called rainforests for no reason :)
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by imjonse 3y ago
"Always minimized crimes against humanity in one direction". You haven't read much Chomsky have you? The one key point that comes across from his thinking is how much we (westerners) minimize our crimes even when they are com
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by imjonse 3y ago
I wasn't talking about confiscation, although expropriation and similar measure are common when done for a public good. Anyway in this case I think the whole product is bogus and it's mostly VC bait.
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by imjonse 3y ago
Due to little info coming out of Cambodia at the time, from what I read, Chomsky said he underestimated the immensity of the genocide, not that he denied it. Later he acknowledged it, you make it sound he's some sort of Holocaust denie
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by imjonse 3y ago
I wonder if they could have referendums on keeping these shady middlemen and being a financial paradise or these are subject beyond popular debate.
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by imjonse 3y ago
which he *never* claimed didn't happen. You are another of those quickly educated on PragerU and similar Youtube channels but who never go to original sources?
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by imjonse 3y ago
Can you cite him exactly on any of your points or are you paraphrasing what you have heard second hand?

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