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kakacik
5d ago
You got it reverse - people look at prison populations and deduce criminality rate from there. Switzerland almost 3/4 are foreigners, Germany its 50% and so on. Unless given country has similar % of foreigners (and of course they don&#
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kakacik
5d ago
> And because the outputs are supposed to be affordable Well market forces will quickly align these back to reality, unless somebody will keep pumping in tons of money to subsidize this.
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kakacik
7d ago
> Are benchmarks bullshit when comparing different architectures? Bingo, each CPU is too unique with its own strengths and weaknesses to make broad statements, marketing picks up what they like and ignore rest
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kakacik
8d ago
Not sure what is there to laugh at when millions died in pretty horrible ways including americans, anyway that was classical war mongering where one of the parties got exactly what they wanted (prussians/germans). That they got more th
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kakacik
9d ago
Maybe mathematicians are smart enough to never ever buy such piece of shit on higher principle, regardless of their actual fiasco?
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kakacik
9d ago
This is one thing that gives me a sliver of hope for our future relations as European, please keep 'civil disobedience' up to these unhinged oligarchs for better future of us all.
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kakacik
9d ago
I think it applies to all humans of all ages in one way or another, these varying imperfections is what makes us what we are
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kakacik
10d ago
Folks can keep their heads in the sand for pretty long, as long as they look just at progressively smaller circle around them and ignore rest of reality. The momentum China already gained, and gaining more every day is well beyond anything
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11d ago
Me, me, me, personal anecdotes dont transfer much further. No full unsupervised self driving in Europe (as in the only SELF driving there is). I look outside of a tiny IT bubble and the only change I see is people got a bit better search &#
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11d ago
Why not both? Perfection is the enemy of good. More good reliable friends is always better, and fuck the unreliable backstabbing ones as much as possible and reasonable, future will sort out details. World is not static, alliances change
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11d ago
Interesting case, even after reading its not clear to me if he was exemplary revenge one-shot by USG (expecting big contracts from parts of government which they promptly cancelled since he wasn't willing to hand over customer data wit
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kakacik
11d ago
You are not alone, its pretty obvious what force of evil overall (even if some local good was done here and there) missionaries have been. And I don't mean just some 16th and 17th centuries horror stories, I mean even recent times. The
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11d ago
russia declared war on whole west (including this open forum) in 2014, if you cared about the topic a bit you would know that. They are not even hiding it, quite contrary. Attacks keep happening basically daily in entire Europe now, thats a
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11d ago
There was recently this german lady reporter who posed as actively pro-Putin for few months and it didn't take long for fsb/gru to come to her online. It started small, just check this or that, little favor there but soon escalate
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11d ago
What you wrote becomes completely incorrect if non-native speaker picks up the pen (like half of folks here, including me). Then you can easily start seeing this stuff and having these... non-smart reactions to manually written comments. &g
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kakacik
11d ago
Thats you, don't assume everybody in the IT world works in code sweatshops like that. Your above ultra confident statements are also not correct across much of industry.
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11d ago
Yeah its getting annoying how people discuss endlessly how some text is AI or not... like some extra imaginative points are awarded to those who spot the most. People seem to keep getting triggered by little insignificant things in the text
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12d ago
How long is that comfortable? For sure not couple of hours in 1 go
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kakacik
14d ago
Heroine and cocaine too, coke was full of... coke at the beginning
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kakacik
14d ago
Yeah follow the money (or power, or mix) is usually enough for this world
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14d ago
Unions, please... that should put some proper friction to tens-hundreds of millions soon losing their job with no replacement job in sight.
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15d ago
So is taliban, yet they both rule a country.
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17d ago
Sounds like 50% reduction to me. 100% reduction means price -> 0
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17d ago
Thats the big question, its doing a lot of good and a lot of harm in the same time. So, is it 2 steps ahead and 1 step back, or 1 step ahead and 2 steps back (or any numerical variant of those)? People with actual power in this are too invo
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17d ago
Well, good luck there and I mean that. Where were those activists when it was already clear what these companies are doing, but before the famous ad? I am not trying to be nasty, if one wants to be outraged about something bad happening, it
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17d ago
Sure, just that my forecast is a bit more cloudy than yours for reasons mentioned
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17d ago
> There is now a death zone of 50km, only controlled by drones and automatic weapons. If there would be such 50km death zone, front line would not move a nanometer in a year, would it. You yourself contradict above in your next post. No
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17d ago
Hard disagree here, population growth is still happening and will keep happening for some time, maybe step out of your bubble if you don't see that. Africa is still growing massively for example, world is not just western civilization.
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17d ago
> someone will "restore order" by any means necessary. Ah the good old appeal to / waiting for higher authority that will be moral and just and will do whats right and correct things. Thats the shit naive humans hope for,
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18d ago
There must be some room for some anti-llm agent that can profit from specific behaviors of these models when deployed against actual markets. The idea that somebody here came up with idea that all professional algo traders didn't explo
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