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mempko
3y ago
LLMs are like human minds the same way airplanes are like birds. Both birds and airplanes can fly, but very differently. Birds can land on a dime, airplanes can't. Airplanes can carry a lot more weight and go faster. Similarly LLMs can
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mempko
3y ago
Exactly. Global Warming and species decline/extinction (we are in the 6th mass extinction) all appear to be exponential. The question is, will we have AGI before we destroy ourselves?
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mempko
3y ago
A lot of it is global warming. Nature preserves, untouched by civilization are also experiencing the same declines.
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mempko
3y ago
I've seen a TikTok where someone talked about using a low voltage in their garden to boost plant growth. I thought it was silly and one of those fake 'boost your productivity' videos. I guess it turns out to be true!
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mempko
3y ago
You missed a crucial point. Meta, X, reddit and other digital spaces that have user produced content make money off that content. It certainly is work to create tweets, posts, and comments, and videos on TikTok. This is free labor that thes
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mempko
3y ago
The article explains this. Russia built 4 new gas fired power plants and an LNG import station at a port in Kaliningrad. The enclave is self sufficient now.
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mempko
3y ago
Explain how we are not cloud serfs?
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mempko
3y ago
Google Deep Mind just demonstrated that transformers don't generalize well outside their training set. https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.00871 The question I have is, what if these agents are really good at doing things
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mempko
3y ago
The C++ Core Guidelines by Sutter and Stroustrup https://isocpp.github.io/CppCoreGuidelines/CppCoreGuidelines
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mempko
3y ago
The problem with ditching the screen is that people genuinely love reading. Vast majority of my time in the day is spent reading, either on screen or paper. The product with the most variety is books, by a long shot. They are making a devic
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mempko
3y ago
I just watched the Humane video about their AI pin. My wife said it's too boring to watch and my thought was 'wow, this guy doing the presentation is also bored'. There has been a shortage of ADHD medication because people ar
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mempko
3y ago
Google's C++ style is not great and seems to be mostly designed so that Google engineers can maintain Google's vast legacy C++ code-base and maintain consistency. I wouldn't use it for my project or any new project. It's
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mempko
3y ago
Money IS debt. Government spending creates money and so does taking out loans. Those who live within their means or save large sums of money must thank those in debt for giving them the opportunity to do so. I say, better the government be
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mempko
3y ago
Did you read the Alan Wake II article?
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mempko
3y ago
The right claims the books are damaging to children, they aren't claiming the books are intolerant. I'm starting to wonder if you understand what that word means. The books they are banning promote tolerance. You again missed the
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mempko
3y ago
Look, tyranny needs to be recognized. The Paradox of Tolerance means if you want a tolerant society, you must recognize intolerance as a tyranny and eliminate it. If you recognize a tyranny but do nothing, you stand to receive further oppre
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mempko
3y ago
Look at the numbers of who is willing to disagree with their professor publicly on controversial topics. It's those on the left. In other words, more open to express their opinions. By preventing intolerant speech from entering the spa
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mempko
3y ago
We found one folks.
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mempko
3y ago
That is not what the survey shows. Again, Paradox of Tolerance. Another example of right wing canceling https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/11/major-critic-of-...
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3y ago
Nate Silver is maybe not aware about the left's view on this. The left recognizes the Paradox of Tolerance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance I would argue this survey shows evidence of the opposi
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3y ago
It depends on the level of government and their sovereignty. If the government controls it's own currency, the purpose of taxes is not to pay for expenses, but to provision the government, create a demand for that currency, and create
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3y ago
Depends on the level of government. For cities and states, taxes generate revenue, but for the federal government, taxes serve a different purpose because the US federal government is sovereign and controls it's currency. This followin
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3y ago
That's literally one of the purposes of the tax system. It's to encourage and discourage behavior.
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3y ago
If you are using your own equipment and resources, how are you an employee and not a contractor? Businesses should compensate because the agreement is the business uses their capital and your labor to make money. But if they also use your c
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mempko
3y ago
Here is a simple experiment you can do at home (designed for children, it's that easy). Just do it and come back to me with what you find. If you are smart enough to be on HN, you are smart enough to do this experiment in your kitchen.
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3y ago
There is absolutely no reason to assume it's a 'self-healing' system.
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3y ago
I once went to an AWS conference and played a game, are there more women or more blind men. After 3 days, I counted more blind men. Nothing about the results above surprises me.
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It has overtaken by PPP not GDP. By GDP is only a couple years from now.
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Why Rust Is Making You Fail
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I'm sure you are right they are behind desired levels. But the shortage of ammunition and problems ramping up production in NATO is well reported on. Manufacturers are reluctant to invest in increased production unless they get long te
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