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by lossolo 2y ago
What are you talking about? Have you seen Xiaomi EV car factory? Most of labor is done by robots. And part of labor that needs to be done by humans can be exported to India where labor is cheaper than China.
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by lossolo 2y ago
1. It's not entirely accurate to dismiss all Chinese economic data outright. While there is a consensus that some data might be manipulated, international agencies like the IMF and World Bank, and multinational corporations operating i
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> A single cross continental pipeline will not supply a nation of 1-point-whatever (statistics are in flux on a monthly basis) billion people. As another comment in this thread has already mentioned, they have sufficient local production
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by lossolo 2y ago
> though with the construction of a few 5,000-km-long pipelines, I guess that could change in a few years if Russia cares enough https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altai_gas_pipeline https://www.reuters.com&#x
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by lossolo 2y ago
> US Navy can blockade China's food imports and petroleum It's such an unrealistic comment. Have you seen the new Navy report in Congress? Have you seen the yearly Congress report about Chinese rocket capabilities from the last
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by lossolo 2y ago
China have access to Russia through land and they are building new pipeline that should start operating this year https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altai_gas_pipeline https://www.reuters.com/business/e
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by lossolo 2y ago
> The ICC prosecutor’s application for arrest warrants against Israeli leaders is outrageous. And let me be clear: whatever this prosecutor might imply, there is no equivalence — none — between Israel and Hamas. We will always stand with
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by lossolo 2y ago
They have what's called Google cache in every country. In some of these countries, and in many places, ISPs are allowed to connect to the cache for free, including at IXs, which are basically internet exchange hubs around the world. Go
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by lossolo 2y ago
There is one more serious issue: currently, to establish a dictatorship, you need the support of many people because the armed forces consist of people. Now imagine that the armed forces are mostly autonomous robots. I also agree with your
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by lossolo 2y ago
There are only three cases in which you can start war legally under international law, and what you propose doesn't match any of them.
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by lossolo 2y ago
I agree. I tried a few programming problems that, let's say, seem to be out of the distribution of their training data and which GPT4 failed to solve before. The model couldn't find a similar pattern and failed to solve them again
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by lossolo 2y ago
No, translation from one language to the other doesn't occur in vacuum, there are millions of examples of translated text done by humans, without it LLM wouldn't learn anything.
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by lossolo 2y ago
Some of the games you mention were already cracked but not by the scene.
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by lossolo 2y ago
> Allegedly they have a custom approach to each new game, so cracks can take months to appear It's because it's tedious to crack it, it's not really a rocket science, they just generate new VM for the binary so you can&#x2
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by lossolo 2y ago
There are no exploits for Widevine. The system operates by requiring a key, which is obtained from the unsecure hardware enclaves of some of the thousands of devices whitelisted by Widevine. When you access and share publicly 4K content, th
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by lossolo 3y ago
> I can imagine the same thing with laws. Preload a city's, county's etc. entire set of laws and for a sentencing, upload a defendant's criminal history report, plea, and other info then the DA/judge/whoever can
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by lossolo 3y ago
Transformer is not a simple vector database doing simple lookup operation. It's doing lookup operation on a pattern, not a word. It learns patterns from the dataset. If your pattern is not there it will hallucinate or give you the wron
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by lossolo 3y ago
> Which LLMs can’t produce rhyming pairs? Both the current ChatGPT 3.5 and 4 seem to be able to generate as many as I ask for Only in english. If they would understand language and rhymes they would do it in every other language it knows
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by lossolo 3y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure how someone could interpret what you said in the way people are citing here. It's actually obvious that you are right in the context of data in LLMs. Look at LLAMA 3, for example there are minimal architectural
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by lossolo 3y ago
Read this https://www.972mag.com/lavender-ai-israeli-army-gaza/ It's not as simple as you say and it doesn't work currently as you say.
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by lossolo 3y ago
1000x this, I'm not sure why more people do not see that when it's pretty obvious. People that actually use TikTok know what I mean, Israel narration lost and videos from Palestine reporting what's going on were super popular
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by lossolo 3y ago
"downloaded torrent is a split rar. lol in 2024" That doesn't have anything to do with being old fashioned. It's about how racing works in scene FTPs. When you release something race begins starting from so called affil
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by lossolo 3y ago
Architectural changes between Llama 2 and 3 seem to be minimal. Looking at the 400B model benchmarks and comparing them to GPT-4 only proves that there is no secret sauce. It's all about the dataset and the number of params.
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by lossolo 3y ago
> Techniques like object pooling are highly error prone, and certainly not "out of the box" Golang. This one is actually out of the box in Golang, it's called sync.Pool and is accessible in the standard library. It's
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by lossolo 3y ago
> NATO: “Seems a little paranoid, but, sure, we like stability. Georgia and Ukraine, we really like the idea of you guys joining some day, but no membership action plan or security commitments for now.” I think you missed in your summary
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Effects of mass consciousness: changes in random data during global events(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by lossolo 3y ago
> There’s no longer comprehensive legislation trying to solve a particular (perceived) problem. Of course, there is, but some problems are different and difficult. Why are they difficult? Because it's hard to find an alternative sol
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by lossolo 3y ago
You still do not offer any alternative solutions to problems you presented in your original post.
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by lossolo 3y ago
Check out this one "Sniper robot treats 500k plants per hour with 95% less chemicals" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV0cR_Nhac0
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by lossolo 3y ago
> If landlords are forced to follow all regulations, the ROI on renting doesn’t work anywhere. Then, who builds the new apartments that people rent? If 50% of people in Germany rent and there is no ROI from building for rent, then who fi

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