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by kart23 8mo ago
definitely not right now. but I believe sometime the progress of models will plateau while hardware continues to get better. and maybe it would be cheaper, especially if you have solar. 3. this is like saying the average person doesn’t have
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Ask HN: Better hardware means OpenAI, Anthropic, etc. are doomed in the future?
5 points by kart23 8mo ago|10 comments
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by kart23 8mo ago
it’s illegal to make a gun for personal use without a serial number in ny and ca. https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/attachments/press-docs/consu...
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by kart23 8mo ago
humanity is done if we think one bit about AI wellbeing instead of actual people's wellbeing. There is so much work to do with helping real human suffering, putting any resources to treating computers like humanity is unethical.
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by kart23 8mo ago
https://www.anthropic.com/constitution I just skimmed this but wtf. they actually act like its a person. I wanted to work for anthropic before but if the whole company is drinking this kind of koolaid I'm out. > We
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by kart23 8mo ago
didn’t it say fresh receipt? how would tangles have live data from hacked phone records? also, yeah in that your phone company is at fault for violating your privacy. Agree that using hacked sources is unethical and shouldn’t be done, but i
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by kart23 8mo ago
the example at the top of the article isn’t exactly the best example to show people why this software shouldn’t be allowed. they could go to the liquor store, and ask them to pull cameras, and with a warrant if needed. it just seems more po
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by kart23 9mo ago
I understand that, but what should the actual rate of the LVT be? If the LVT rate is too high, nobody will want to develop that parking lot at all because the taxes outweigh the possible profit. And if they are lower than land appreciation,
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by kart23 9mo ago
Can someone please explain to me a practical way to apply the LVT? Vancouver used to have an LVT, it was too low and there was a housing speculation bubble in the early 1900s, since property was appreciating much faster than the tax rate. A
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by kart23 10mo ago
Isn't that the entire stock market for the last 20 years?
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by kart23 10mo ago
The critiques of 'circular funding' don't really make sense to me. If you invest 20 billion and you get back 20 billion, your profit is the same. Sure your revenues look higher but investors have access to all that informatio
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by kart23 10mo ago
Carrying cash isn't a crime. The fact that no charges were brought says that they couldn't prove a crime was committed either. And please read the fifth amendment. > No criminal charges were ultimately brought against Gutierrez
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by kart23 11mo ago
I don't know a single one of the "Social Science" items, and I'm pretty sure 90% of college educated people wouldn't know a single one either.
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by kart23 1y ago
why are there no pictures of the backseat? tired of cars with four doors and backseats made exclusively for children. and they say it can fit 8 people???
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by kart23 1y ago
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/1143082727259... > THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO BUY!!! - @realDonaldTrump today at 6:37 AM PST
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by kart23 2y ago
Not for at least 10 years because government is propping up house prices with their holdings of MBS, although market has definitely softened in some places. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WSHOMCB
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by kart23 2y ago
C8 corvette as well
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by kart23 2y ago
read the fine print > The last month’s payment for each product will be the product’s purchase price, less all other payments at the monthly payment amount
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by kart23 2y ago
Are they even profitable in SF or LA? I don't disagree with you, but if being profitable means charging more than Uber/Lyft and having slower trips on average than a human, thats not gonna work out too well. And these are the high
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by kart23 2y ago
fiber isn’t ’obliterated’ in a blender, it’s only removed with juices. in juice you strain all the pulp and seeds out, smoothies retain the seeds and fiber.
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by kart23 2y ago
Is there any evidence showing that cars with 1000 horsepower and top speeds of over 400km/h have higher fatality rates than lower powered cars?
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by kart23 2y ago
I still floss because I think its gross and I have bad gaps in some of my teeth, but I think flossing can also cause harms, for example some floss has PFAS in it. https://www.consumerreports.org/toxic-chemicals-substances&#x
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by kart23 2y ago
Isn't flossing not supported by science also, but all the news articles said you should keep flossing?
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by kart23 2y ago
Read my first comment. I definitely agree privacy is important. All I'm saying is that this is not one of the harms we should be worrying about when saying targeted advertising is a problem, and I don't understand why this is an i
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by kart23 2y ago
> If you like having this option available, then you should like this FTC report and the position they are taking. I can like other positions and actions the FTC has done, like requiring the ability to turn off targeted ads, and not like
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by kart23 2y ago
> Profound Threats to Users Can Occur When Targeting Occurs Based on Sensitive Categories > Targeted ads based on knowledge about protected categories can be especially distressing. One example is when someone has not disclosed their
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by kart23 2y ago
someone in the US government is probably freaking out about all these iphones and macbooks made in china right now.
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by kart23 2y ago
> and of course, more money then you could ever dream of making at any other company. I didn't really find anything in the pdf outrageous except this line.
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by kart23 2y ago
sounds a lot like meta’s portal
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by kart23 2y ago
Can't you just weigh the bike? how much weight does a motor+batteries add? And anything that isn't super light would get heavier scrutiny.

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