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by jryan49 2y ago
They view the knowledge as corrupt and fabricated. So they believe they are purging the world of lies. Or they know it's true and have an evil, manipulative agenda.
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I recognized the lyrics at the beginning right away. The song is reel big fish’s say goodbye which has some other relevant lyrics > I know, you feel like a whore Working for a dream that isn't even yours Pleasing everybody but yours
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Doing Math Academy right now and I'd say it's working well. https://www.mathacademy.com/ I just started with Math Foundations 1 and relearning from the beginning :)
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Is it possible the models do something entirely different? I'm not sure why everyone needs to compare them to human intelligence. It's very obvious llms work nothing like our brains why would the intelligence they exhibit be like
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Just watch the everyday astronauts coverage on YouTube! Great commentary, and feed from the official space x stream as well as their own cameras
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How are they going to learn how to control themselves when you're not around though?
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It seems llms are very useful for some people and not so much for others. Both sides believe it's all or nothing. If it's garbage for me it must be garbage. If it's doing my work it must be able to do everyone's work...
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Photons are massless and have way more interactions that matter probably does.
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I got one of the first batches of the 13", been using since 2021. It's on track to last as long as my old thinkpad from 2014. The screen chassis got seriously dented and I was able to fix it without replacing the entire laptop (th
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I would suggest to stop trying to predict the future, and carry on as normal... There is no way to really predict how AI will pan out. There always has been a trade off of being a generalist vs specialist. Probably good to try to be both. I
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I would think it's like committing suicide, so no payouts. (in America)
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I like how the video game Soma showed it. If you fork a brain you kind of have a 50% chance of it continuing into the copy, and 50% chance of you being "left behind". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x790AjID0FA
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But did their "consciousness" continue? We currently have no way of telling.
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That is recovery of the top part he’s talking about not the bottom
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I would like to make a note about the fan noise issue. I have a work laptop that is a Dell, with the same exact specs as my Framework. I ran Blender benchmark on each, and found that the Dell stayed quiet but took twice as long as the Frame
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A video game engine
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What stops the electrical college from giving the majority an advantage?
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I feel like this would be the few times where virtue signaling is probably a benefit. It can make all the people in the company feel like the leader is on their side, and maybe make the employees less resentful and be more productive.
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Who knows, past progress doesn't predict future progress...
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If I disable JS it stops working so I imagine it's not CSS? Also there are no elements really attached to it? EDIT: Ahh it's a video, https://huly.io/videos/pages/pricing/plans/common.mp4
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It's a joke to think trump cares about taking care of his own after all the evidence to the contrary. He throws everyone under the bus the first chance the gets. > When Elon Musk came to the White House asking me for help on all of
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Hmm it's almost like there might not be anything of substance to share...
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Graal let's you compile native binaries
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It's okay. It can handle some boilerplate for me. For example, the stuff you have to do to make a bridge in electron between renderer and main. I'd say it's better than co-pilot though. I asked it to pull up some state and it
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Java does "abstract" the operating system away from you and in systems programming with java you can end up with leaky abstractions.
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This says the bug is fixed? https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8066915
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Then I'll figure it out then. No sense planning for things that probably won't happen.
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So if I want to do this I have to invent everything from scratch like he did?
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https://github.com/mogenson/PaperWM.spoon
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It's probably because it's providing different amounts of value to different people. For some people, it's not giving any benefits, and in fact making their work harder (me). They are skeptical because people naturally don&#x

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