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by ivalm 3y ago
Not sure that’s the solution. I think the issue is poor attendance of existing events, not lack of events.
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by ivalm 3y ago
I come from a poor first gen immigrant family and got all my jobs + conventional success from referrals. I don’t even think I’m that good at networking (introvert, feel very shy in groups of strangers), but I do have strong bias for action.
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by ivalm 3y ago
I’m confused, is the housing broken? Some of the battery elements destroyed? How was the car still functioning but poorly, is it that when exposed the cold affected it? Total amount stored was reduced? It’s hard to understand how the scratc
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by ivalm 3y ago
I still don’t know understand why astronomers had to leave a a specially built building. Can’t you reorganize and move away the two bullies and keep most people where they are to minimize disruption?
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by ivalm 3y ago
Big part is deduping. If they have a million images that are identical they can just store one and symlink the others.
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by ivalm 3y ago
They don’t track you for free. Advertisers pay. They don’t have to store data if no one pays. This of course in no way justifies the journalist losing his data.
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by ivalm 3y ago
Sam is a salesman, ilya is the scientist. Both are important, unclear what is more important now.
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by ivalm 3y ago
Duties to not dilute them or specifically target them, but majority can absolutely make decisions about executives even if those decisions are perceived as harmful.
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by ivalm 3y ago
Elon had a massive preexisting AI-compute capacity from Tesla and ann enormous training set from X. That’s very different.
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by ivalm 3y ago
Fine tuning. You can autogenerate all kind of factual questions with one word answers based on these triplets.
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by ivalm 3y ago
The positions presumably got closed/not refilled. Zillow itself claims it’s part of normal audit process. Happens all the time and doesn’t make news.
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by ivalm 3y ago
Yes, but 23 is ~0.3% of their labor force, which is negligible. Their weekly natural employee churn is likely more than 23.
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Can AI help close the medical care gap?(auxhealth.io)
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by ivalm 3y ago
Sure, but there is no reason to think that universal utilitarianism is the correct moral philosophy. I think lots of people get trapped into thinking from these universal principles in the abstract and it’s important to remind that that’s a
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by ivalm 3y ago
Not all lives have the same subjective utility to the donor. When pressed into making a choice I think most would rather save their own child’s life than a million random children in Africa. If someone likes the band I imagine the donor wou
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by ivalm 3y ago
AuxHealth | Senior SWE -- EHR Integration + Backend | Remote / Carlsbad, CA | US Only | FULL TIME | https://auxhealth.io At AuxHealth, we are building generative AI systems that facilitate clinical workflows by interviewing
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by ivalm 3y ago
I may sue the person who made it public without my consent.
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by ivalm 3y ago
I just disagree that it's shady. If you put your personal info into public circulation I think it's absolutely morally fine to have a model train on it.
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by ivalm 3y ago
For most companies “deleting the model” is equivalent to dissolving the company so that is equivalent to not being able to comply. More realistically what they would need to do is exit the market of the country that has such stupid laws.
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by ivalm 3y ago
Citation provided: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposable_household_and_per...
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by ivalm 3y ago
It is true for median worker (not tech): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposable_household_and_per...
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by ivalm 3y ago
US median income, even disposable income after all the medical/housing costs, is higher than all of the large EU countries (France, Germany, etc). So if anyone has bullshit pay, it’s the Europeans.
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by ivalm 3y ago
Why do you think so? Many people tried neuroinspired stuff and had no results. Entire field of comp neurosci produced what exactly over the past decade? People invest in transformers because they work while everything else so far doesn’t.
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by ivalm 3y ago
I do think exact cloning may be what a lot of folk would choose for. If you are single and plan to remain so then having a clone of yourself, perhaps a somewhat prettier/sportier/smarter one is what people will elect. Overall, I t
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by ivalm 3y ago
These all seem very solvable. Also, when I say “cloned” I mean also a broader set of technologies, such as artificial wombs and genetic designer babies. If desired all couples should have the ability to create children in artificial wombs a
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by ivalm 3y ago
Why? We allow people to have children, why can't they have clones? We can still grant these clones all the normal human rights.
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by ivalm 3y ago
I think the simplest desire for cloning is propagation of one's own genetic code. I strongly believe that these clones should be accorded all the privileges and rights of normal humans.
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by ivalm 3y ago
We play god all the time, and I'm glad for it. Little about human habitat is natural, it's all reshaped to our need by us. In terms of responsibility, it can be the same as normal children -- either they are assigned parents or th
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by ivalm 3y ago
Even if instead of NPV they simply paid lost wages/opportunity cost then it would be something. In Japan there is a lot of discrimination against young women because of fear they will go on maternity leave/not stick around. As a r
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by ivalm 3y ago
From what I understand the problem is discrimination in the workplace that young women, and especially mothers, suffer. If a woman sees children as a block to her personal success then a little bit of money (and it is a little, compared to

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