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by kolinko 3y ago
It may not scale, but it's not greenwashing - for it to be green washing, you'd need either claims of lower co2 to be false, or pretend that this solves the issue completely. Lufthansa, at least - when I checked - made no such cla
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by kolinko 3y ago
It is releasing co2, but in case of SAF, that co2 was captured first by plants or other methods - so it's considered close to carbon neutral. Similarly, burning wood/biomass for heating is considered roughly carbon neutral, as opp
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by kolinko 3y ago
I just checked and you're right. In Poland it's also during taxation - the penalties for using that are due to taxation laws, not environmental laws.
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by kolinko 3y ago
In practice it's mostly that, but to a way lesser degree it's other kinds of tech - even direct CO2 capture (although that one is very expensive). Here is a definition from EASA: https://www.easa.europa.eu/eco&#x2F
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by kolinko 3y ago
In Poland at least, people were doing it - mostly rural in their tractors - but just straight using cooking oil for your trucks&tractors is illegal - too much pollution. Of course SAF is cleaned up to different standards. Also, SAF is n
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by kolinko 3y ago
Also, it may include a cost of shipping to orbit.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Completely unreadable on mobile, but iPhone’s reader view did the job
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by kolinko 3y ago
There was a nice paper recently showing that even people encode the knowledge differently depending on which language they use. According to that paper, people made decisions more emotionally in their native languages compared to their seco
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by kolinko 3y ago
Vram is dependent mostly on the parameter count, not on the number of input/output tokens, if I remember correctly. Also, in case of english language, it's one token per one word (more or less), so it's the same as in Chinese
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by kolinko 3y ago
I wouldn't be sure of that: - if by efficiency you mean the speed of operation, then it's the network size that determines it - the input token / vector size is not dependent on the language
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by kolinko 3y ago
What? Dalle generates hands with no issues.
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by kolinko 3y ago
There is no such thing. There were a few articles in press about such clothing, but it doesn't work. If a human can see you, an AI can just as well - with modern tech. The only success was with highly controlled environments, and speci
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by kolinko 3y ago
Interesting to see how different countries approach this. In Europe, the AI act is that it explicitly bans systems like these. Two societies - one embraces such monitoring, another bans it. We'll have a nice experiment going on in the
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by kolinko 3y ago
The question is whether it is because it’s processed food by itself or missing micro/macro nutrients.
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by kolinko 3y ago
It’s also smoking https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-total-daily-smo...
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by kolinko 3y ago
Depending on how well it works, it can be much better - accepting longer context sizes etc
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by kolinko 3y ago
You'd pay $.80 plus minimum overbid amount - so $.81 or $0.85 or sth like that.
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by kolinko 3y ago
With proofs or without proofs? :D
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by kolinko 3y ago
> You cannot have a labor union and still be a successful company. Huh? A plethora of successful companies in established industries has worker unions - virtually all manufacturing companies, but also service (airlines etc), and so on. I
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by kolinko 3y ago
It would be easy to workaround using other open source models. You use GPT-4 to generate content and then LLAMA-2 or sth else to change the style slightly. Also, it would require OpenAI to store the history of everything that it's API
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by kolinko 3y ago
Having a 2FA for credit card / wire transfer payments solves this issue and it's a de facto standard now in many European countries.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Hear hear. We have the same thing in Poland.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Carbon or tungsten I don't know, but sand as a thermal energy storage medium can be quite economical. Energy loss scales with the surface area (^2), energy stored with volume (^3). With grid scale, above certain dimensions, you can sto
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by kolinko 3y ago
I would ask them what is the absolute minimum required by law and to provide citations and the penalties for not applying it correctly. The last time I checked (a few years ago) most websites were doing a serious overkill with the banners,
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by kolinko 3y ago
They also do it in Singapore iirc.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Google does the same to produce a search index.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Did you try asking chatgpt to write it? :) For async and retries I just asked the bot to write proper code, and it worked fine. Could do it myself, but it would take longer. With hung connections - I didn't experience those, but it sho
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by kolinko 3y ago
I may be wrong, but isn’t Worldcoin using zero knowledge proofs in their system? It would mean that nobody has access to the private data behind them - not even WC.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Flagging as fake - OpenAI was using OpenCrawl before, if I'm not mistaken, so it was also respecting Robots.txt
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by kolinko 3y ago
Previously they used OpenCrawl afaik, so they didn’t have a dedicated crawler

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