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by kolinko 2y ago
no it isn’t
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by kolinko 2y ago
not necessarily so, in terms of tflops per $ (of apple’s cost of gpus, nit consumer), and tflops per watt their apple silicon is comparable if not better
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by kolinko 2y ago
Why wouldn’t it be believed?
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by kolinko 2y ago
Input embeddings are taken from a dictionary in case of text tokens, but they don’t need to be - they can be any vector really.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Dodn’t their president just leave because he missed with their approach to EVs?
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by kolinko 2y ago
Boster was awesome, but the ship itself and watching heat dig through the fin slowly - that was one of the craziest moments I’ve seen out if all the launches :)
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by kolinko 2y ago
People care less about whoever comes second - especially when they are 4 years too late.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Probably a miniscule amount compared to humans doing the same thing.
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by kolinko 2y ago
You could have multiple failsafes, and after a part of them fail, you dehibernate automatically. We have systems that work well with such approach - planes being the most notable example - multiple redundancies, and when sth critical fails,
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by kolinko 2y ago
What else could they have done? Their Symbian efforts failed on every front, and their software engineering seemed broken to the core (looking at it from an outside engineer who tried building apps for Symbian, but also as a device user). I
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by kolinko 2y ago
Did you try to develop for Symbian and push anything to their store? The experience was so terrible, that it was easier to build for a jailbroken iPhone, pre-appstore, than for Nokia. Nokia App Store - that was introduced a year after iPhon
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by kolinko 2y ago
Space has resources we could extract without damaging the environment. (Aside from the primal human need for exploration, which brought your ancestors the where you live now - unless you live in central Africa)
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by kolinko 2y ago
Only if you have a non-zero temperature. You have to program in nondeterminism, because otherwise they are 100% deterministic.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Sure, the point was that it’s not black and white.
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by kolinko 2y ago
It’s not a headline of an article though
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by kolinko 2y ago
Are you usually an early or a late adopter of tech?
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by kolinko 2y ago
Nokia did the „stupid” things only when their business was already collapsing due to Symbian, not the other way around. Took them around 4 years from iPhone’s premiere to get to that point. And I remember people saying that Symbian’s user b
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by kolinko 2y ago
I give them 2-5 years. One thing is crappy search, but another is bad company culture. On the other hand, their AlphaFold effirts seem to have no real competition, so it would be funny if the whole company pivoted into biotech one day :D
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by kolinko 2y ago
> Google isn't dead because it still has a massive user base, generating more money than ever. Do you remember when iPhone was introduced and Nokia/Symbian was still the king? This is exactly the reasoning line that Symbian&#x2
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by kolinko 2y ago
But it then takes you 10-20 min to find the information on the returned pages - unless you are looking for something very specific.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Which foreign systems? If US would’ve withdrew from cold war, half of Europe would be learning cyrylic now, and there would be few countries to import tech from. Not to mention engineers from the eastern block working for the opposite side.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Bombs help protect people from countries like Russia
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by kolinko 2y ago
It’s quite easy - we have numbers for humanity’s electricity and heat production. We also know how much atmosphere and oceans weigh, which we can multiply by specific heat of air and water. From this you can calculate how much we’ve heaten
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by kolinko 2y ago
All the energy we ever produced and are likely to produce in the forseeable future has neglible impact on the atmosphere’s temperatures. (Unlike co2 ofc) Here is gpt doing estimates - the numbers are similar to the ones I calculated by hand
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by kolinko 2y ago
The issue is with the lack of good quality startups than with financing really. Long-term is not a big issue, because funds can exit before the startup’s exit through secondaries. Also some of the funds in this field are ok with long term i
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by kolinko 2y ago
Especially considering how well MacOS handles focus mode / do not disturb. I don’t get notifications unless I want to (or they are truly urgent)
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by kolinko 2y ago
The website is very pretty.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Crypto projects had papers available from get go at least.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Wow, your experience with the AI-written email sounds like a scene straight out of a tech-themed horror movie! I can just picture the eerie moment when you realized your friend's message was more "robotic overlord" than &quot
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by kolinko 2y ago
Checked it on my neighborhood in Warsaw and wow - it seems to work well

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