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by mavhc 2y ago
https://cuberule.com/
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The only way a second standard can survive is by being open source. A 3rd? Very unlikely
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Mostly I replace batteries, screens and keyboards. Sometimes the power input or ssd. How much does a new keyboard cost?
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How does it work?
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Relay horses
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Works 24/7 with 0 atmospheric reduction. You can send the power via microwaves so less interference, problem is the largish ground based capture device. Apparently $200/kg makes it economic, Starship is aiming for more like $2&#x2
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You can tell the ship still exists because the telemetry still updates
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Has to be large to be reusable due to scaling factors. We can finally start sending useful amounts of things into space, millions of solar panels for one
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Not like users are paying for Windows unless they buy a computer with it on already, they don't care about the 0.1% who build their own computer, when they can get 2% of people to use OneDrive and then pay monthly for a service
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You want your NPCs to be limited in their conversations, to only follow a set few paths, if you think of a way to play the game that's not been anticipated years ago, you don't want that to be possible
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Need to add some smell sensors to the inside of the car, as well as the cameras
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Do you think that Waymo doesn't have cameras inside the car?
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You're saying that the generative AI will produce as many people from another culture as there are those people in the world? That the training set is 60% asian people?
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And all it's got him is the richest person in the world, with the best selling model car, most of the space launch industry, a global isp, and some minor social network the news media are obsessed with
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Tesla: 2.8 billion Ford: 7.7 billion
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It's chatgpt wearing a hat and sunglasses
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So there's no point in trying to make a more unbiased mirror?
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https://octopus.energy/smart/intelligent-octopus-go/ UK power company offering that, if you have a compatible car/charger they can control for you
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The point is there's bias in the system already, we should attempt to fix it, just in a better way than Google's attempt
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10th century Spain was Muslim
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A study of a Black Death cemetery in London found that 20% of people sampled were not white
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Encoding our current biases into LLMs is one way to go, but there's probably a better way to do it. Your leap to "thou shalt not search this" is missing the possible middle ground
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They're suggesting that 99.99% of people don't mind if AI reflects biases of society. Which is weird because I'm pretty sure most people in the world aren't old white middle class Americans
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how is protecting your walls like killing you?
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People who hate nudity will organise protests and get news coverage, giving more voice to a minority. Same with anything, the ones massively for/against something will spend money time/money on complaining that the passive majorit
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Definitely not violence though?
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What if I apply a protective coating to an unprotected wall, using my own money to supply the materials?
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https://ntdev.blog/2023/01/01/state-of-the-windows-how-many-... Goes back to 3.1
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True, given that the average android phone probably needs 100s of CVEs patching, it's kinda weird that there's not obvious epidemic of phones being hacked
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Don't need AI to murder people, a gun with an actuator on the trigger can murder people easily, add rnd to it and it can murder people at random

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