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I think the international community has become numb to the issue of the hostages due to the civilian death toll on the other side being so high
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If it were easy why bother learning it? It would have no more value than web development if the average web developer could use it well.
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3y ago
People can bring up WW2 or whatever all they like, Israel will do what it wants. It is about sending a message to the world that if they are messed with they will starve and blow the enemy to bits. Adult or child. No obscuration USA will no
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3y ago
Prostitution
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3y ago
Is there a browser that doesn't crash when I have 50 tabs open?
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3y ago
Porn is better Real life is too many attractive to unattractive 18-80 year old guys chasing after the attractive 18-25 year old women (also other way around but less money involved there) The notion that all the unattractive people will pai
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3y ago
I don't think the content of the comments in this thread is limited to ML. I think there is lot of applied math research out there (almost all of it?) that hardly anyone outside of academia actually reads. I think there's some use
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3y ago
>they are not apathetic Not trying to single-out a particular country but "Post-9/11 wars have contributed to some 4.5 million deaths, report suggests" https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/05
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3y ago
"You can receive $100 but someone in the world dies at random" I mentioned the above scenario to my wife and she said she thinks the majority of people would take the $100. I don't know if she's right but I think in any
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3y ago
So it's like the new react
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3y ago
What is the economic moat for a skill that any software engineer can learn with an hour a day investment?
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3y ago
US tax dollars at work
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3y ago
>1. Human-level (or greater) AI is possible. Is the average human that intelligent??
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3y ago
Offer big paychecks and this is the culture one gets...
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3y ago
Drama queens
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3y ago
Money = building boring enterprise products, not building AI gods I would suspect
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3y ago
Who sends heart emojis to their boss? Is this level of sycophancy normal nowadays?
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3y ago
Bottom 90% doesn't count as human in top brain communities like this
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3y ago
Do people still trust this organization to build super 'AGI'? Just focus on the enterprise chat bot business
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3y ago
Different question: if they are serious about 'AGI', do these engineers and businesspeople think the government will just stand by letting them do what they want as they kick off a potentially dangerous international arms race? Th
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3y ago
https://futurism.com/sam-altman-imply-openai-building-god
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3y ago
>Like vastly underestimating the costs of training/inferencing to the board, but justifying it to himself because it's all going towards building AGI and that's what matters. Sounds like SBF What is the purpose of this &#x
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3y ago
What are these people trying to do exactly? Create an AI that enslaves humanity?
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3y ago
I was looking at the first one (Suzuki version) living in Tokyo but decided it was too cramped for even a small family and the crash ratings are not as good as a full size car. In particular the luggage space is lacking.
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3y ago
Maybe it's not the apps, maybe it's just the users? Let me know when tech turns everyone into models
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3y ago
What RSS-capable alternative is there? Even the paid experience of news sites is horrible. FT is the only one I feel positively about.
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3y ago
When I see countries like the US say their support is unconditional, I wonder how far they're prepared to go Would the US/Germany/etc. let all 2 million be killed? Just hypothetical question - 800k deaths for Leningrad for re
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>no one turns anyone into being or not being LGBT or is able to do so (except severe torture) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_fluidity
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3y ago
It's not irrelevant - if you have a problem you try to do something about it as a society.
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3y ago
In Japan they are struggling even to find juniors because of the declining population.
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