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mkoubaa
2y ago
High quality human transcriptions are the most valuable kind of training data
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2y ago
Why assume the solution has to be agreed upon by the two parties? Peace can be imposed by the adults in the room.
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2y ago
Whatever you think of Hamas, a blockade and/or occupation will result in militant resistance groups. In every single example of human history without a single exception.
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2y ago
It was never about the hostages. They used the Hannibal directive on 10/7
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2y ago
No, it is solved by ethnic cleansing or by prevention of ethnic cleansing.
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2y ago
They neighboring countries are allowed sovereignty by the west with the condition that they do what Israel tells them to do
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2y ago
It was always about ethnic cleansing. Either they get away with it or somebody stops them.
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2y ago
Did the residents of Dresden have to live in an open air prison for 75 years in a tiny corner of the city after they were bombed?
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2y ago
This is one of those arguments that at face value seems quantitatively sound but doesn't survive first contact with reality
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2y ago
Incredible!
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2y ago
If you price externalities it can make more sense
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2y ago
Not all TODOs are created equal. Example: //TODO: Collisions are too common here. Implement a custom hashing function to improve the performance of this algorithm //TODO: This class is 60k lines and has no tests. Replace
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2y ago
If anyone thinks they can be educated into polymathy they've already lost. Be interested enough in many things and spend 5+ cumulative years working on each of those things.
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2y ago
UA is elite
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2y ago
I'd be happy if we just put recyclable materials in their own corner of the landfills marked "TODO"
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2y ago
Taste amounts to a well trained neural net in the engineers skull. It should not be belittled. Articles like this attempt to describe taste systematically, which is worth attempting but impossible
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2y ago
Is ought fallacy
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2y ago
I disagree with nowadays. It has always been the case.
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2y ago
The way to tell whether an abstraction is good or bad is to develop good taste. Engineers with good taste have intuition about these things. You are not going to acquire good taste from reading an article.
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2y ago
Well nobody is saying to incinerate the originals
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2y ago
Old timey charm is overrated. I want to get to the point. The use of AI here is really cool and I hope to see it applied to other older tomes
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2y ago
I don't see a problem
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2y ago
Yes but this thesis is oversaturated
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2y ago
No I do not propose that.
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2y ago
Correct. Operation contributions are opt-in
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2y ago
I either know a poor person (it helps not to insulate yourself from them) or donate to a direct charity. The most famous of these is GiveDirectly but there are others. It scales because there is by definition no overhead, accounting, or inf
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2y ago
I have several orders of magnitude less resources than she does but I do the thing which I think scales the best. I just give directly to poor people.
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2y ago
The whole appeal of their defense industry is that they have people to test their weapons on
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2y ago
This. Blame Iran by default is getting really tiresome at this point
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2y ago
I'm already seeing the propaganda wheels rolling on X blaming Iran.
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