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My roommate used to get that all delivered to the school during that time period. Wanted to became a psychopharmacologist(?). Now he works in finance
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meroes
3y ago
We will all get freely licensed AI from the Zuckborg!
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I started reading some smaller China related topics on the English Wikipedia. Every single one felt machine translated. You know, those sentences that are not even close to correct, with only the confidence of an LLM, peppered between perf
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meroes
3y ago
And the AI evangelists go wild!
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meroes
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Should according to what? Genuinely curious what your foundational reasoning is?
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meroes
3y ago
Or if my employer hires too many people hostile to my way of life I’ll just leave. We have that already.
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I drove Chicago->SF recently. I had to stop for bathroom breaks before gas ran out. And then you might as well fill up the gas and get something to eat. And you should stretch your legs for 5-10 min. Oh what do you know, by now my EV has
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The 2022 Nobel confirms reality is non-local, the culmination of 50+ years of physics, and we seem to have diddly. Where are the breakthroughs? They’re not in QC. I feel something is amiss. There’s a mismatch. Einstein was the strongest opp
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3y ago
No idea but I heard Fiorina give a talk 15ish years ago and literally nothing from it has panned out.
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meroes
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There are verbatim and almost verbatim copyrighted works, lengthier than any fair use I’ve seen permissible, outputted which they charge money for and don’t have licensing for. What am I missing?
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3y ago
Except they do retract paid for games from libraries without refunds (steal). It’s on smallish scales so the wider public doesn’t know. A specific example is removing Legends of Aranna from people who bought it as part of a bundle with the
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You might not even know for a while if it happens. I didn’t realize Steam stole an expansion pack bundled with game in the original purchase from my library till years later.
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Glad you asked. Steam stole my Dungeon Siege content. I doubt there is any language in their TOS that lets them do what they did to people who bought DS which came with the expansion Legends of Aranna, only to remove the expansion from libr
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The point is atomic energy feeds into the atomic weapons pipeline, and that whatever amount of nukes is really necessary, has long been passed by and this relationship between nuclear energy and weapons is not shown to be dismantled.
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meroes
3y ago
Remember students cheating is against our academic integrity policy!
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So they left a strong wartime leader in place for their enemy for their upcoming war? Why? Since you’re so sure about intelligence capabilities, why couldn’t the West have known and taken precautions?
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meroes
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Careful last time I brought this up on HN I was downvoted. Watch Dark Circle HN’ers.
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Seems like freshmen need to practice their academic dishonestly more to have these skills ready by career time! Maybe the academic integrity councils need to include professors’ work.
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meroes
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If doctors are terrible at their jobs so are programmers. And we should be terrified just as well at their AI creations then.
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Yes? United Fruit Company now known as Chiquita.
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Guess they didn’t miss, or he wasn’t a king
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It's not that he did it per se, but that it-the public and private story- may have lead to situations with him not being sufficiently candid with the board, for whatever reason. I'm just saying, not even one comment about it as a
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"Wasn't that related to nuclear weapons production? It's plutonium, not uranium" One of the contentions of the movie is that nuclear weapons and nuclear energy production are inextricably linked in the US. I felt it made
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Sorry for not replying. 10^241: I can't find the paper from years ago I thought I would be able to re-find (if it even exists). But, Seth Lloyd has written about there being a hard limit of 10^120 operations on 10^120 quantum bits as a
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Why has no one on HN considered it has to do with sexually assaulting his sister when they were young? https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/QDczBduZorG4dxZiW/sam-altman... My other main guess is his push for government
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Nuclear fuel used to mean give an entire town radiation induced cancers while gas lighting them. Dark Circle is required watching. You’re super excited and all I see is super excited for poor people who can’t move towns getting cancer, whi
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How math relates to the physical world is not at all clear. Like yes 2 apples clearly makes sense, but non physical quantities like 10^241 of anything start to break down the relationship. It’s not the abstraction that gets me usually, it’s
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What were Einstein’s or Newton’s stick?
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It’s like in Google Maps it loves to let me know there is Sponsored Business at the corner I’m passing. AI in smartphones will be gross.
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(Sarcastically) Agreed! There’s lots of hit pieces against Newsom getting lots of air time! On Reddit there were 3-4 different ones on most news subs and then the Israel-Palestine news took over everything on Reddit. Man I need to get off s
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