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by myrryr 4y ago
I think without AGI we are dead anyway, AGI gives us a roll at the dice to survive as a species. We can't keep going in the direction we have been and end up somewhere survivable.
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by myrryr 4y ago
Vercel is I think going to have a great time of it. Setting up code pipelines, and the devops time needed for it, compared to just having it deploy from github, and having sane logging? Only people who haven't had to set all this up th
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by myrryr 4y ago
Well, again, who are you going to attribute it too? given a training image is good for about 1 byte of information, an image would have..... well over a million likely contributors. Same as any art an artist comes up with, given all the thi
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by myrryr 4y ago
" Napster was ultimately brought down by copyright law. For aggressive bot providers accused of riding roughshod over intellectual property (ip), Mr Nash has a simple message that sounds, from a music-industry veteran of the Napster er
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by myrryr 4y ago
That is a good outcome I think. You can still use it anywhere, you just can't "claim it"
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by myrryr 4y ago
Under very particular conditions, yes. fewer conditions now than it used to be, but you still need to do this at times. Usually I take it as a sign I should move to using a store. Sveltekit is very good.
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by myrryr 4y ago
Absol fucking Utley. You don't date if you can't afford to go on a date.
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by myrryr 4y ago
You don't go on dates if you can't afford to go on dates.
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by myrryr 4y ago
At a 1/3 of the price of a leaf? I think they will.
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by myrryr 4y ago
I hate when marketing teams write stuff. > By taking a step back and using the idea of GROWS Method®’s “Core Concepts”, we were able to get a difficult project going again. That is not how anyone who isn't in the marketing team writ
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by myrryr 4y ago
No you don't. They make it better? that is progress. There is no bar you get to set except "better than the last attempt"
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by myrryr 4y ago
I think they will ask them to use the tool to reproduce a known piece of art - which they will most certainly fail to do. I think this has an almost 0 chance of success.
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by myrryr 4y ago
That is a hard fight to have, since it is the same for people. An artist will have watched some Disney movie, and that could influence their art in some small way. Does Disney have a right to take a small amount from every bit of art which
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by myrryr 4y ago
It is already being used in fortnite, so it works, scales and does what it needs to do.
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by myrryr 4y ago
The short answer is Innate parallelism at a far higher degree than most languages. The longer answer is pure functions applied to immutable objects (or objects held in a transition) can be applied in parallel. The language is designed in a
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by myrryr 4y ago
The other danger is, by removing the ability for people to experiment and understand the tech, we will lose out to places which can. They will have the engineers, and we will have effectively stopped ours from becoming so.
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by myrryr 4y ago
it is a hell of a good case study that is for sure.
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by myrryr 4y ago
I think people are sometimes forced into one position or another by brain chemistry. If you have ADHD, and can't hold a thought long enough that when it is your turn to talk comes around, then you are forced into a position of interrup
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by myrryr 4y ago
They need to do no such thing. They never need to access the key, or anything remotely like it. They do need to push other images from where the sensor would be :). And is it better than nothing? I think having having which people may treat
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by myrryr 4y ago
I think both are good, Ur-Fascism is a larger read, when Yonatan also gives a good summary, and a more - this is a root thing, and it expands out like this. Both are good, both are worth reading for sure.
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by myrryr 4y ago
You can have a modern one though. The article doesn't talk about communism because it doesn't have to. It isn't talking about how it happened historically, it is talking about it's ideology, which is independent of its h
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by myrryr 4y ago
There are theories with super high levels of supporting evidence, so we treat them as true. This isn't to say that is a bad thing, it is a great thing.
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by myrryr 4y ago
Anything which gives good prediction power is useful. Given we can't observe reality directly, since we ourselves see it though a model, We can adapt the above list to everything. The question isn't "is it a story" the q
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by myrryr 4y ago
Patent / Copyright issues would fit this.
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by myrryr 4y ago
I'm guessing copyright or patent issues. That would explain their "you are requested to delete The Machinery source code and binaries."
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by myrryr 4y ago
So, you decided to jump in and talk about this rather than the article? Axe to grind much? It isn't finished yet, and some of the security parts in the documentation have TODOs in the code. You know, as a project which is well well wel
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by myrryr 4y ago
Doesn't want to talk frameworks, but has this as a problem.... "The problem is that doing a Single-Page-App ‘properly’ is even more expensive than doing a mediocre Single-Page-App, which in turn is considerably more expensive than
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by myrryr 4y ago
Honestly, the states are pretty independent anyway. They have their own taxes, governance, legal system, laws, etc.
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by myrryr 4y ago
Depended on the project, if the project was using Lambda functions etc, then it was in the same repo. But typically the projects made docker images etc, and how they were to be deployed was not important to the containers themselves, so the
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by myrryr 4y ago
Honestly, I think that a split _without a war_ is more likely. Either states decide they are going to leave, and people decide not to stop them, or congress decides that "this isn't going to work" and each state has a vote mo

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