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721.
by mycall 3y ago
What is your opinion of distributed solar having less or more chance of causing forest fires than a few managed facilities?
722.
by mycall 3y ago
Who would lobby your points? ACLU? Word out to ACLU with their Mobile Justice app. Should be on everyone's phone just in case.
723.
by mycall 3y ago
never fear, recursive and concat unix piping to the rescue
724.
by mycall 3y ago
I don't think the points made in that video will survive long-term. Zoning laws will be forced to change, i.e. minimum parking laws, single zone areas, expensive high-end designs, high-pressure plumbing per residence, lack of use of f
725.
by mycall 3y ago
What are some examples of something more productive? Hobbies and family time?
726.
by mycall 3y ago
Even for businesses that own buildings but are losing money, they can't sell their building in this market. So, they expect you to use it even though they would rather sell the building for the cash flow.
727.
by mycall 3y ago
Creating order out of chaos. That is all a job really does.
728.
by mycall 3y ago
Based on the principles the country is founded on, these assumptions breed a First Past the Post which bifurcates individual principles and defaults to a binary system at large. Very emergent imho.
729.
by mycall 3y ago
Great documentary indeed.
730.
by mycall 3y ago
> It's a very exploitative industry dominated by soulless conglomerates. Sounds like a good reason to do a worker cooperative where money is important but stability of the whole is key component, so their decisions are often to keep
731.
by mycall 3y ago
iframes generators are great so IT departments can hand off the html to their web support vendors (it is just a blob of text to some IT teams).
732.
by mycall 3y ago
> Yu and his team have previously found that people with immune diseases are more vulnerable to Alzheimer’s later in life [2]" Does this include autoimmune issues like developing allergies in life? [2] Zhang, Y.-R. et al. Alzheimers
733.
by mycall 3y ago
> the aircraft must weigh less than 254 pounds 8-bit?
734.
by mycall 3y ago
C# can generate single executables now.
735.
by mycall 3y ago
> Building a deck is something AI cannot do AutoGPT is the right direction for AI to eventually be able to do this. It isn't there yet but is able to simulate and perform reasoning
736.
by mycall 3y ago
Are not evolutionary goals part of keeping a process continous and long running? It is the implicit part which AIs are bound to discover (or emulate) and optimize against.
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by mycall 3y ago
There is one exception to the rule. https://www.newyorker.com/business/currency/how-mondragon-be...
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by mycall 3y ago
It is open knowledge that ~0% of people read any TOS. While ignorance is no defense for breaking laws or rules, ~0% is compelling in and of itself that the process is completely broken.
739.
by mycall 3y ago
When will they hit 1.0? Where do I find the goals to reach it?
740.
by mycall 3y ago
Very cool thanks
741.
by mycall 3y ago
Microsoft SQL Server has SQLOS which is another way [0]. [0] https://www.thegeekdiary.com/what-is-sql-server-operating-sy...
742.
by mycall 3y ago
llm have emergent abilities [0] which could provide additional value to any output or label. [0] https://www.jasonwei.net/blog/emergence
743.
by mycall 3y ago
Did you consider fine-tuning your own copy of GPT-4 that can handle scam messages better? I'm doing something similar with Azure OpenAI Services and custom vector database to handle ham/spam labeling for some of my customer feedb
744.
by mycall 3y ago
It will take decades to patch all their new security holes.
745.
by mycall 3y ago
Is there not an algebraic function approach to neural networks instead of discrete datasets? Instead of multidimensional vectors, have balanced parametric equations or similar.
746.
by mycall 3y ago
> This is an insane device to sell to someone without requiring any licensing or training. Large boats are like this too (over 80ft requires salaried captain though).
747.
by mycall 3y ago
Chisel is a Scala DSL and can be easier to learn for some people.
748.
by mycall 3y ago
I wonder if pulse-wave beamforming can amplify the microwaves to the point where it is < 1/r^2.
749.
by mycall 3y ago
I've never need an event-based data flow that doesn't require correct sequencing. Blindly merging is quite a delicate assumption.
750.
by mycall 3y ago
You are missing the point. There are layers and the LLM is one layer (orchestration), but you can always have other semantic kernels with skills connected to other software (do stuff).

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