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by mdale 3y ago
I am pretty sure there would be a fair bit of outrage if woman searching for prenatal adoption services were directed to abortion clinics adverting as prenatal adoption centers that then stear people towards the "options" of abort
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by mdale 3y ago
There are already real bias actualized on the name and gender of the applicant at the very first stage of company hiring. Late stage investigations credit reports, public court records, online social profiles can happen but rarely do. Compa
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by mdale 3y ago
There are large scale "public" or non-profit web communities like Wikipedia. They come with a different set of challenges around governance.
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by mdale 3y ago
Eh. You can be more incompetent.
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by mdale 3y ago
They still need the content creators to create :) which I think they have done a good job of at least creating FOMO of top posts gathering monitory props.
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by mdale 3y ago
Maybe read only query getting larger than the GET length limit indicates it's post-processing the object for you and not a "cachable" resource from a key value retrieval perspective? I.e your POST'ing a read only query s
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by mdale 3y ago
I don't know if it's bad news per say. It helps to know where to deploy a tool, it's limitations and where to focus to build something competitive / better.
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by mdale 3y ago
Google owns a bit over 5% of Uber at 70B and a very high percentage of waymo at 30B evaluation. (last measured) so incentive is for Waymo to succeed / grow. It seems counter intuitive to me that they do a strategic partnership with Ube
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by mdale 3y ago
I don't know .. we do have ads on the Internet and these do cost money to run. Can't you pay less than a penny a user to run ads in Gmail today ? The idea is fair though I don't think it's far from where we landed with h
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by mdale 3y ago
Hmm have they not corrected the arm issue ? Won't the technology evolve to tackle it's shortcomings as it always has ? I don't think we complain about digital projection vs film the same way we did 20 years ago ?
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by mdale 3y ago
I think it's getting better. In my experience and it's certainly useful for unit tests speeding things up for me pretty dramatically. Also when working on a new development language was quick to point out "how you do that&quo
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by mdale 3y ago
There is nothing to prevent a robust hierarchy of rules and training that impacts levels of permissions per operator intent. OpenAi has made a lot of progress on this in a very short amount of time. Casual jailbreaking or negative role play
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by mdale 3y ago
It banks on the experience that many have had where delaying a decision has resulted in "Lossing" out on staying where (or at a price) you wanted. Much worse if coordinating with multiple parties going on the trip :) I guess the m
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by mdale 4y ago
The real test is the other way around ;) ... will smaller models / less compute be able to subvert larger models with larger compute ? As they get more complex and have more connected systems that would be problematic I think.
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by mdale 4y ago
The moment the actor asks and "you only need to do this once for each actor?" seems to have a subtext of questions of actors future job security and odd combination of marketing latest tech and wtf am I going to do realization pac
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by mdale 4y ago
Made has great classes for kids every Saturday; highly recommend.
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by mdale 4y ago
The internet archive does facilitate mirrors under the LOCKSS (lots of copies keeps stuff safe) philosophy.
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by mdale 4y ago
Will be fun as these small hard to detect sub-optmial ways of doing things are put into large bodies of output by GPTs v5 and people are running these blocks of code on production systems :) ..At which point GPT 5 starts to use this to comm
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by mdale 4y ago
Revenue targets are certainly dynamic but avoiding user churn is important too. So you want to keep cost per impression up. You would not want to saturate and devalue. Better to play 10 ads at 10c each vs 20 ads at 4 or 5c, as high ad load
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by mdale 4y ago
The history of the web is littered with attempts to build more generalized engines for safe rich media / app execution. Microsoft silverlight, java applets, adobe flash etc. These attempts ran into problems around openness (one company
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by mdale 4y ago
Shows the need for true multi factor. We should not have a bunch of virtual MFAs and passwords in one service even if said service make it convenient. Password managers should be held to a high standard but we should also never depend just
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by mdale 4y ago
We already live in a ecosystem flooded with human "human level" spammers at a mass scale. We are only grounded in systems of reputation & relationships. These systems will remain important as content becomes fully synthetic. I
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by mdale 4y ago
I think the issue was they were creating the market for these *coins. The reason people wanted to gamble in these alt coins is the wild returns. These returns would not have been possible if these business had operated as a lawful like gamb
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by mdale 4y ago
How long before we have interactive full fidelity generated game / films ?
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by mdale 4y ago
Great comments so far ;)
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by mdale 4y ago
It's certainly not direct physical violence to citizens of an established world power that is a concern. It's pushing things in one direction or another politically. See well documented: Intelligence community v.s Trump v.s Facebo
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by mdale 4y ago
Love the leap & parody here. As if laws exist independently of who they are enforced against.
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by mdale 4y ago
If it's a monopoly sure ... It's how physical mail "worked"
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by mdale 4y ago
Aka Lyft ?
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by mdale 4y ago
Turn your best blog post into a talk ;)

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