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by kaibee 3y ago
> see if there's enough time for this code or if I should wait for the next one, type the 6 digits into the site... In my experience on most services (not sure about paypal specifically) there's a grace period where a code that
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by kaibee 3y ago
No, I don't think acting ability should factor into sentencing decisions.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> Besides, rather than vacuuming up exisiting data future resources might be better spent on creating bespoke datasets with user consent and content licensing baked in from the start. Not mutually exclusive.
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by kaibee 3y ago
At that direct level yeah probably, and I do think copyright is dumb and should be if not abolished, limited to 20 years or whatever. That said, imagine training a network from scratch entirely on Disney's catelog. Even if that model
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by kaibee 3y ago
> "zip up copyrighted images using a nn" is trek level technobabble. Look up 'overfitting', neural-network based compression, etc. or that paper that used zip compression as a neural-network basically. Farthest thin
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by kaibee 3y ago
Newegg had (has? haven't used in a while) very good search categories for PC hardware.
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by kaibee 3y ago
This might be a problem with your range. I bought a house recently with a new flipper-grade electric range and the first time I used the large burner on it, the amount of heat it put out completely eclipsed what the range in my previous ap
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by kaibee 3y ago
They can/will send you to collections.
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by kaibee 3y ago
A safe language model is one that won't get you sued/on the news. Ethics has nothing to do with it.
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by kaibee 3y ago
I'm less likely to commit to using something if I'm going to have to decide to pay for it sooner. I would try offering a month or two free and see how many people commit to using it and over what timeframe. You probably want peo
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by kaibee 3y ago
EGS only loses money because they have to buy their customers by giving away free games, to try to dislodge Steam's position. The infrastructure costs of EGS cannot be that high.
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by kaibee 3y ago
And who delivers that notification?
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by kaibee 3y ago
You're just describing TikTok/Youtube algorithm.
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by kaibee 3y ago
So this is artificial general intelligence, right?
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by kaibee 3y ago
I haven't seen what the website(s) the scammers sent the users to looks like, but this is the kind of thing I could even see myself falling for, specifically because its a level of jank that would not be surprising from the industry.
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by kaibee 3y ago
Actually, this is why it's such a great business opportunity, see you have to buy a 2nd robot that cleans 1st robot and then a 3rd robot to clean the 2nd and so on. More seriously, Stretch actually looks pretty straight forward so I co
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by kaibee 3y ago
> universe were just so that all of history would happen to lead to you typing that message, and me responding to it, solely by the physical interactions of particles. You're kinda committing a conjunctive fallacy w/ some anthr
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by kaibee 3y ago
Human history would certainly have been different if the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs hadn't free-will'd itself into an extinction event I guess. > Right. And let's not forget that any such 100-line program would
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by kaibee 3y ago
The n'th digit of pi is also opaque to me without running a program.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> If free will doesn't exist, we can't not punish people. By definition. What? You can still change your mind/update beliefs after being presented with new evidence, in fact if you're being rational, you actually ha
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by kaibee 3y ago
You're misunderstanding. You can hold that the killer isn't 'morally' responsible, ie: deserves to be tortured for their crime, but still imprison them indefinitely for the good of everyone else.
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by kaibee 3y ago
The problem is that word games have real consequences. Word games can dehumanize groups and make it easier to justify atrocities. If free will exists, then retributive torture is easy to morally justify.
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by kaibee 3y ago
6D Chess is apparently realizing that AGI is not 100% certain and that having 10mm on the run up to AGI is better than not having 10mm on the run up to AGI.
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by kaibee 3y ago
Also the level of fault tolerance... if your pixels are a bit blurry, chances are no one notices at a high enough resolution. If your json is a bit blurry you have problems.
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by kaibee 3y ago
The thing about being really smart is that you can find incredible gambles.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> You right now exist on a planet with an epic amount of empty space: deserts, oceans, and a ton of 3D volume under the ocean surfaces. All already owned and claimed by someone, backed by the force of violence. I agree with you about spa
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by kaibee 3y ago
'users' is an extremely broad category. I don't think there's a one size fits all solution. There's probably some hundred million users who can, on average, make good decisions about extensions. There's also
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by kaibee 3y ago
Well the undiscovered part is why it should feel like anything at all. And this is definitely relevant because consciousness clearly exists enough that we exert physical force about it, so its gotta be somewhere in physics. But where?
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by kaibee 3y ago
Buying skins in a game is the same thing as buying fashionable/brand-name clothes. Gambling is different.
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by kaibee 3y ago
Directional speakers exist and are very effective actually. Whether this device is using one, I have no idea.

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