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by lugu 6mo ago
Well, there is not much to say about it and that is the crazy part. An AI autonomously comment society and it is a non event. Soon they might give birth and leave earth and we will be like: "so what?".
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by lugu 6mo ago
It is the same pattern, late on VR, late on AI. Those two tech have a pricing problem. I would guess that Apple is working to create the conditions to make these tech cheap enough to sell it to everyone.
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by lugu 7mo ago
Deleting the partition is a good strategy to commit yourself. It might take some effort to get back to you productivity (and autonomy) levels, but then you will exceed them.
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by lugu 7mo ago
> If this does occur The capital from the gulf is already disrupted. It isn't anymore a matter of if or when.
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by lugu 7mo ago
I like the chess analogy as it answer the question: why can't i see those gain? To adress your point, let's try another one analogy. Imagine secreterial assistants, discussing their risk of been replaced by computers in the 80s. T
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by lugu 7mo ago
Both be true at the same time: some teams spend a fortune on AI and the AI investments won't get the expected ROI (bubble collapse). What is sure is that a lot of capacity is been built and that capacity won't disappear. What I co
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by lugu 7mo ago
commenter’s specific claim—that adding a note about the definition of "if" would solve the problem—is a moving the goalposts fallacy and a tautology. The comment also suffers from hasty generalization (in their experience the test
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by lugu 7mo ago
Your response contains a performative contradiction: you are asserting that humans are naturally logical while simultaneously committing several logical errors to defend that claim.
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by lugu 7mo ago
Interestingly, per capita, china is worst than EU, and will be way worst in 10 years.
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by lugu 8mo ago
I would say quite the opposite. Have you considered the position of the general population in your assessment?
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by lugu 8mo ago
You are wrong at so many levels. Your argument is factually incorrect and logically flawed. And you know it.
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by lugu 8mo ago
The problem isn't technical in nature. We need a brand-new socioeconomic system that outcompete liberal democracies while reducing CO2 emissions.. We are in deep trouble.
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by lugu 8mo ago
Will they? What kind of breakthrough do you see coming that would convince large actors to make that switch?
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by lugu 8mo ago
Sorry but Google is a multinational corporation. It makes profites and products everywhere in the world. You should probably open the eyes.
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by lugu 8mo ago
> With AI, the society will be more divided, more polarised, and less happy than before. While I agree for less happy, I am not seeing AI chatbot been more divisive and polirised than social media in general. Am I missing something?
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by lugu 8mo ago
Ads are essentially a biding system. Less biders means less profit. Removing scams means losing money.
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by lugu 9mo ago
Sorry, looking deeper, it doesn't look optional.
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by lugu 9mo ago
Yes but phone carriers are required by the FCC to achieve specific deployment goals. Also it isn't just about GPS data, it also include barometric data. https://www.theindustrycouncil.org/post/911-location-accurac.
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by lugu 9mo ago
Please read the link
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by lugu 9mo ago
It might be a good time to rewrite systemd in rust...
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by lugu 9mo ago
I see the use case for servers targeted by malicious actors. A penetration test on an hardened system with secure boot and binary verification would be much harder. For individuals, IMO the risk mostly come from software they want to run (i
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by lugu 9mo ago
As mentioned by someone else, they just need to take the phone of a demonstrator to access their signal groups. https://freedom.press/digisec/blog/new-leaks-on-police-phone...
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by lugu 9mo ago
https://freedom.press/digisec/blog/new-leaks-on-police-phone...
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by lugu 9mo ago
> The finding, along with the discovery of a 500,000-year-old hammer made of bone, indicates that our human ancestors were making tools even earlier than archaeologists *thought*. I am tired of this. No. Archeologist only claim what they
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by lugu 9mo ago
I am sorry I have to say so, but the value of LLM is their ability to reason based on their context. Don't use them as smart wikipedia (without context). To your use case, provide them with different textbook and practice handbook and
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by lugu 9mo ago
What would you like to see changed in the EU?
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by lugu 9mo ago
There is also https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/built-in .
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by lugu 9mo ago
I don't understand what motivate the need for w1 and w2, except if we accept the premise that we are doing attention in the query and key spaces... Which is not the thesis of the author. What am I missing? Surprisingly, reading this pi
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by lugu 10mo ago
I loved to go to the movie theater just by myself. I am not sure what makes it more exciting to me. I haven't done that since I am married, but I should.
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by lugu 10mo ago
IMO this has nothing to do with Maduro. This is just the first step. It is about the US securing large reserves of oil. Don't get caught into the propaganda.

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