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mejutoco
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4y ago
They are capable, but society wont allow it because of the legal implications. You are arguing a strawman.
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4y ago
Maybe they will not not because of virtue, but because it is not desirable.
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4y ago
There is not information, but from what I read, I would try the following exercise. Practice reading a couple of paragraphs of a text. Then, out loud, summarize those two paragraphs in a couple of sentences. Leaving something out is a neces
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mejutoco
4y ago
Could you provide some argument as to why you think this is the case?
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mejutoco
4y ago
> if any country doesn’t allow AIs to do such jobs because of legal or liability reasons, then some other country will Some other country _might_. Let's look at the past. Which country has allowed fully autonomous vehicles without t
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mejutoco
4y ago
The question is: are they right?
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4y ago
I recommend Overstory for a nice Pulitzer-winning books about how plants are similar to us but on a longer timeframe. It is full of beautiful stories too.
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mejutoco
4y ago
Pooling resources a la SETI@home would be an interesting option I would love to see.
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mejutoco
4y ago
I thought gradient descent only worked on differentiable functions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gradient_descent
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4y ago
This is why people often mention "the planet you will leave to your children". The consequences might be too far in the future to be individually impacted, but presumable most people care about their kids future.
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4y ago
I think they were more part of the reason Flash died, than predicted it. Also interesting that at the time Jobs did not want native apps on the iPhone, only web apps.
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mejutoco
4y ago
Arbitrary functions that are differentiable, unless I am mistaken.
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mejutoco
4y ago
Fair enough. Germany's BND involvement ended in 1993 it seems. Not so relevant anymore.
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mejutoco
4y ago
> On 11 February 2020, The Washington Post, ZDF and SRF revealed that Crypto AG was secretly owned by the CIA in a highly classified partnership with West German intelligence It was defunct on 2018. That is not 30 years ago. User telmo w
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mejutoco
4y ago
That is literally what I remembered about the supermarket, so that is what I searched. It is a supermarket in Poland, not a Polish one I believe. P.S. It was not Biedronka! it was Auchan, and I thought Auchan started with K, because of the
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4y ago
Might be unrelated, but there is one that could pass as conspiracy theory, well-sourced. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_AG
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mejutoco
4y ago
Asking for a 6 months pause "to protect x" is just the excuse to further the interests of certain individuals.
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mejutoco
4y ago
The other day I asked chatgpt about a Polish supermarket with a logo in a certain color and an animal in it. I could not remember the name. We continued our conversation until it was clear I was misremembering some things (I thought the nam
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4y ago
I can recommend this paid course on skillshare. I know the author and he is super professional. A really dedicated person doing a short film and sharing everything in a course. https://www.skillshare.com/en/classes/
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4y ago
> But it won't make any old engineer a rival to the big names in software engineering. This stood out, so I looked it up, and it seems Richard Hipp is 61 years old. I guess it is more about the "any" than the "old&quo
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mejutoco
4y ago
You might like a Spanish saying: "Vísteme despacio, que tengo prisa". (dress me slowly, because I am in a hurry)
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4y ago
I believe it is an even better match if you have components in a template system (without jsx), because you can just copy the html without maintaining some css in js. You can quickly have something similar to components in Django thanks to
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4y ago
It might be stick on the last 10% garbage, just like self-driving cars. Clearly it is an important change, but for some fields 90% might not be enough. Personally, I think we will do more and more complicated things instead of just being do
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4y ago
I often check these reuters news and they do fine with all sort of topics. https://www.reuters.com/news/archive/us-the-wire Detailed or not anything can be polarized. If anything, it is more difficult to hide in s
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4y ago
I did not claim it was secret, and you provide no explanation. The example you provide is 1985 Soviet economy, no coop names (for other readers). I wanted to ask instead of assuming before making the following argument to the previous claim
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4y ago
For the benefit of other readers, the closest I could find in there to answer my question was: > Only one diet has ever been proven to reverse the progression of heart disease, our number one killer, and be effective in treating, arresti
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4y ago
Thanks. To spare a click to others. The part I found relevant to my question: Animal-based being healthier or not, independently of the environment in general. > Current overconsumption of meat in Western diets is a significant contribut
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4y ago
Those are very good points. I agree on animal foods being worse for the environment too. Cheers.
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I find it bad that scientific results get censored, and I am also wondering if there is proof that a plant-based diet is more healthy. My suspicion is it might be for the average American, but it is based on gut feeling (pun intended). I re
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4y ago
> My goal is to understand if I still really want to be an entrepreneur I do not have a solution for you but it seems you currently identify as an entrepreneur. I think if you want to stop this "obsession" you will need to stop
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