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by jobigoud 1y ago
GDP doesn't differentiate between good and bad things and for climate change it would be border line circular because natural disasters like floods and hurricanes are "good" for the GDP (reconstruction effort is a net positiv
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by jobigoud 1y ago
We obviously wish for this to be true so we must be careful with our own bias. It's not clear at all that "centaur" teams are better at chess than computer alone, are there actual tournaments where this is tested? I remember
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by jobigoud 1y ago
I would assume that for any given tool you could make a "tool maker" tool.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
I'm curious why these things are not distributed as extensions rather than full browsers.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Maybe that's to combat the strategy where sellers add an irrelevant category or hyper specific one, in order to get the "Best Seller" stamp on their thumbnail.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Why do you think the models will become out of date and less useful? Like, compared to what? What external factor makes the models less useful? If it's just to catch up with newly discovered knowledge or information then that's no
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Interesting framing. Although I assume all the observations had been done already. It was more about being bold enough to investigate a line of thought that wasn't obvious or popular at the time and proving it convincingly. They alread
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by jobigoud 1y ago
> A lot of us clocked the crypto bullshit waaaay before the crash. I'm sorry what crash are you talking about?
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by jobigoud 1y ago
> The wealth gap is so massive you get revolts This never happens. It's not the relative wealth gap that creates revolts it's the poverty/bad conditions in absolute terms. If the lower class conditions improve, even just a
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Not sure what you are talking about. A baguette is ~1€, same for a croissant or a chocolatine. Maybe 1.10 or 1.20 depending on the place. I do it all the time. It forces me to have the cash otherwise I need to take another random item I don
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by jobigoud 1y ago
How do you pay for things that are just one or two euros? In my local boulangerie they don't accept cards for less than 5€, so if I just want a baguette I need to have cash.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
There are 2 billion more humans living now than in 2000 though, and the world is much more technology oriented.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Normal people that use ChatGPT have never heard of Sam Altman, especially outside the US. These points are only in tech and financial circles.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
> Microsoft's strategy of doing nothing. Microsoft strategy is to maintain backward compatibility as much as possible.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
The black pawn on b2 is eating a lot of possible moves for the other pieces… It has only one legal move, take the Knight on c1. If that pawn wasn't there it would free that square for 4 white queens and a Knight. But of course the blac
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by jobigoud 1y ago
> the interface to view and manage the apps I have installed on the system Why do you go to the play store to view and manage installed apps? If you swipe up from home screen you should get to the app drawer. Or Settings > Apps.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Where is the dot coming from? If you know the dict is not null you would write a["b"], so it makes perfect sense that the new syntax is a?["b"]. The `?` applies to whatever is to the left of it. a?.Method() has a dot bec
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by jobigoud 1y ago
You must not do a lot of C# code reviews? This syntax is used in every codebase. In fact if you don't use it Visual Studio will underline it as "code can be simplified" suggestion. You've never seen something like this?
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by jobigoud 1y ago
This is great. Maybe this hints at a different approach, instead of asking the LLM to expand the bullets into paragraphs we could ask it to generate a text that, when asked to be summarized by an LLM will produce the original bullets.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
But you are mixing input and output. It's obvious if you think about learning a foreign language. Parsing written text silently is a completely different task than producing speech with the right intonations, even if you recognize the
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Even if you have unguessable passwords, the services typically have a way to reset that password. So if the attacker gain access to your email they could do a lot of damage.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
It's the top tier in tier lists. See the image here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tier_list Popular format on Youtube, reddit, etc.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
To be fair Whatsapp works the same, if you are not careful when changing phone you will lose your history. That's because they don't actually store your messages on their servers, they are just synchronized between devices.
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by jobigoud 1y ago
I think a good amount of people pay for Youtube just to be able to listen to audio with the screen off, which is a completely artificial restriction they added to the free version. Such a strange business model, making the free version belo
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by jobigoud 1y ago
In summary the only ones that don't let you put a square immediately are "0", "1", "2" and "1, 1". And as soon as you put a square you can put some crosses (right click). In the end it becomes fa
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by jobigoud 1y ago
It's very easy though, Right click > Block element > Create. Overlays show which blocks you are removing. Sliders can be used to increase/refine. How can we make it even easier and visual? Customizing pages by removing eleme
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by jobigoud 1y ago
On one hand I tend to agree because these students will also be able to use AI when they actually hit the workplace, but on the other hand it has never happened that the tools we use are better than us at so many tasks. How long before a ce
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Have you tried image generation? It can easily apply high level concepts from one area to another area and produce something that hasn't been done before. Unless you loosen the meaning of statistical average so much that it ends up inc
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by jobigoud 1y ago
Millions of pages of fan fic based on existing IP have been written. There is a point where it doesn't really make sense trying to go after individuals especially if they make no money out of it. If we enter a world where anyone can cr
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by jobigoud 1y ago
We are talking about the rights of the humans training the models and the humans using the models to create new things. Copyright only comes into play on publication. It's only concerned about publication of the models and publication

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