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by lukan 5mo ago
And that this key is called "superkey" is a widespread standard on computers? Or just linux? I think the latter. And it might surprise you, but there are computers with no linux installed. I think the vast majority actually. So wh
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by lukan 5mo ago
You seem to enjoy either pedantery to feel right, or genuinly missunderstood the conversation. And more pain I am not taking here.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Thanks, but I don't need to click, that to know what is inside. And to be honest, a LLM could have give me the same response. (But I made no claims of AGI btw.)
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by lukan 5mo ago
Depends on the jurisdiction I think. And if you take donations, the line gets blurry even faster.
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by lukan 5mo ago
"It's a fucking tool, like a fucking shovel." The difference is, if you talk with your shovel, you are talking with yourself. But talking to AI gives you answers and more smart ones, than most humans do. So it is still a tool
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by lukan 5mo ago
You did not ask that: "ask if they thought the EU should be harder and actually perform an armed invasion of a member state that didn't follow them." You asked this: "> the worst they can do is kick them out of the EU
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by lukan 5mo ago
It is almost as if you agree with the authors .. "In this paper, we argue that fork was a clever hack for machines and programs of the 1970s that has long outlived its usefulness and is now a liability" (But thanks for the good ex
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by lukan 5mo ago
Why would he or she think that? Your questions are close to strawman arguments in my perception.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Kicking out is possible, but not established and everyone happy that Orban is gone for now and no immediate need to find out how that process works in reality.
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by lukan 5mo ago
2 years ago I played a bit with the abandoned source of https://www.wickeditor.com a flash like editor for the web, that I found promising. But doing it manual, was too much work, outdated and broken build pipeline, stuck on an
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by lukan 5mo ago
70-85% of the spartan population were slaves. It takes a very brutal approach to keep things that way, so yes, 300 was rather not so much about the general concept of political freedom. Only about the freedom of one class to keep being slav
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by lukan 5mo ago
Yet swatting, making police kick in the doors and shoot the dogs of someone who was victim of anonymous slander, isn't really a thing here in europe compared to the US.
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by lukan 5mo ago
"You can't conflate small DIY projects done around the house with developing software that thousands of people and institutions rely on. " Who claimed that? That was the context: "Fwiw, a non-technical employee in my wor
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by lukan 5mo ago
I don't think you meant it like that, but Kaliningrad, or Königsberg is inhabited since a bit longer. For example Immanuel Kant lived and taught there.
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by lukan 5mo ago
To be honest, especially then I would feel offended.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Well, depends on the definition, but AGI does not necessarily mean for me it will have agency or free will of its own. It will be a more capable tool.
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by lukan 5mo ago
"and in a lot of revolt what the rich have and don't deserve is not taken and distributed, but rather destroyed to show that it's about punishing traitors of the social contract, not robbing them" Or that those who revol
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by lukan 5mo ago
I enjoy open models and profit from them. They ain't scary to me. So whatever they will call AGI likely won't be scary to me neither. But I profit from a more capable model. Doomsday AI is your interpretation.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Well, I like writing. But I have friends who hate it .. but need to for work. So they enjoy LLM's to make professional drafts out of some notes (technical reports) without all their grammar misstakes etc. No fluff, just the document in
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by lukan 5mo ago
You mean on some days it goes faster and some other days slower? That is by design. It depends on how much other people are using their services right now and they do communicate it somewhere in the TOS that they do this. Otherwise they cou
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by lukan 5mo ago
"does anyone else feel like they shouldn't be allowed to?" No. Technical limitations aside, I doubt it could be contained, but will be leaked soon, so won't profit just a small number of ultra rich.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Are you sure he is sending automated messages, or used LLM to polish up some writing? Would be a difference to me, but .. still weird.
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by lukan 5mo ago
If .. many parents would do this (like you imply), then there would be many kids without a phone who can be friends with each other? Also I doubt the "not being able to have friend without a phone" in general. But surely harder in
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by lukan 5mo ago
I would argue yoyo is way more healthy than TikTok.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Since I can see legitimate use case (complex web apps, one sharing data with another) - I would not use the word spying. But still make it clear what can happen. "Attention! This website wants to get access to other web apps running on
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by lukan 5mo ago
"We could on any day collectively decide as consumers to not use Amazon, Netflix, ChatGPT to save our collective selves" I don't use betflix nor amazon, but ChatGPT(or rather Claude) is useful to me. Makes me more productive
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by lukan 5mo ago
"Its not special even in earth let alone in universe. " What alien species you have in mind, that is more capable/consciouss about the universe and how to shape it? "Any species on Earth can replace us given same lottery
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by lukan 5mo ago
"This is creating a separate fatigue among providers who need to keep their guard up at all times so they can maintain focus on the patients who really have these conditions instead of letting their schedules get destroyed by patients
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by lukan 5mo ago
No one mentioned Orwell so far? Well, in 1984 the protagonist learns after a while, that inner party members had the amazing perk of being able to turn off the mandatory surveillance screen for up to 30 minutes. But I guess in this case the
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by lukan 5mo ago
Better encryption sounds good to me in general, but I don't really understand, how we can make quantum safe encryption, when we don't know yet, what capabilities it will have (or if it is possible at all). I am obviously not in th

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