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Just use Yandex.com already. It's like Google search from 15 years ago.
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by narrator 3y ago
I'm confused why The Road is said to be such great literature. Half the book is " Kid: Daddy, I'm scared. Dad: Don't be scared. " What's really funny is how it has become an all purpose meme for a bad futur
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by narrator 3y ago
It's kind of like Burning Man in that regard. If you're overly sensitive and can't handle something that is in no way a first class resort experience, and where you have to bring all your own food and water, you're not g
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by narrator 3y ago
I think you mean trademark tarnishment instead of dilution. The act of associating a trademarked product with something distasteful or disagreeable is considered a tortious offense called tarnishment. Tarnishment is when you use a Dallas C
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by narrator 3y ago
The net effect of this Apple "privacy" stuff is to make it very hard for small niche businesses with a limited budget to advertise effectively. There were tons of startup CPG brands like Dollar Shave Club that popped up during th
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by narrator 3y ago
Llama 13B writes pretty decent fictional prose that only needs some light editing and it's not censored. You just have to know how to prompt it in the first person.
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What if it's much more boring and sad than that? Like we're a contained invasive species. They're peaceful, and they respect our rights to this planet cause we evolved here but they're scared of us getting off the plane
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by narrator 3y ago
They are probably trying to reduce "misinformation" by removing most of the web from their index. With AI, they could just ask bard, "does this website contain any information that would be considered misinformation?" an
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by narrator 3y ago
As far as alternatives for Reddit go, there's http://communities.win . That's where all the subreddits that got cancelled went. My favorite community on there is http://communities.win/c/nonewnorma
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by narrator 3y ago
They should pay top government officials multi-million dollar salaries like they do in Singapore. Then they could attract top talent to those jobs and they wouldn't have to engage in all these questionable side hustles.
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There are a lot of public employees and contractors who would have no way to live in the bay area if it wasn't for the $300 million a year homeless budget for a few thousand homeless. They need those homeless to provide justification
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The wavelength is very important too. 808nm is damaging to the eyes for example, but has wound healing properties when applied directly to injuries[1]. This kind of stuff is a great example of the vast trove of interesting research that n
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by narrator 3y ago
The 4g is in the hotspot that you're connecting to via wifi from the mini-computer. That way you don't have baseband firmware exploits to deal with on the linux machine like you would now with a traditional android phone. 4G fir
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by narrator 3y ago
The third part sounds like compelled speech which isn't constitutional.
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by narrator 3y ago
Have a really small 4g hotspot hotglued to a tiny Linux computer running the Tails distribution read-only with a removable SD card with all your data and no executable code on it if you're a real cypherpunk.
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by narrator 3y ago
The newer lower skilled workers improved the most. I know that my art skill has gone from far below average to pretty good with generative AI art tools. Maybe the whole "people will need UBI because robots will replace all the margina
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by narrator 3y ago
Podcasting is a unique business. It's the talk radio of the internet. In 1996, the Telecommunications Act [1] passed and that allowed ClearChannel to buy every radio station in the country and consolidate it up into a boring homogenou
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by narrator 3y ago
If the brain is like a computer, how do humans even solve the halting problem? Maybe it's because humans feel anxiety at the unproductive passing of time while computers will just do what they're doing forever.
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by narrator 3y ago
That microtracking made a lot of tiny and very cool niche consumer packaged goods brands a lot of money in the early 2010s. They can't afford to use untargeted TV advertising like the mega brans unfortunately, but Facebook did a great
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by narrator 3y ago
The great thing about llama is it has no filter. You can ask it to act like it is a critical friend who will criticize everything you say to it. It can also be an overly compliant girlfriend. With some creativity, the degree that one can
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by narrator 3y ago
The thing about transformer models that are impressive is that they compress all sorts of stuff about human understanding down into a incredibly tiny space. They asked GPT-4 to explain GPT-2 and it found things like "something done ri
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There were many many startups from that time period that failed. Most venture capital funds lose money. 20 years after the fact everyone is a genius. Heck, if it's all so obvious what's going to work, why weren't you mining
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by narrator 3y ago
I had an HP 200LX that was way cooler than this thing back in the late 90s and ran DOS, Lotus 123, etc. Still some vintage used ones around: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m...
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by narrator 3y ago
I think the most interesting thing about Liz's character is how she didn't skip a beat when she got indicted. She just kept rolling along. Kicked Sonny to the curb like it was nothing, tried and failed to blame the whole thing on
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by narrator 3y ago
You have an inflated sense of your own ability. You think you are Notch or the guy who did Plenty of Fish and think you can do everything yourself. You're not that good. You need other people to help you. Get other people involved
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by narrator 3y ago
Hacking and tinkering with AI can be expensive today. A machine with an A100 is about that pricey. Thankfully, now we have the cloud.
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I think HP has all the patents on these. Maybe when their patents expire some company that can actually release a product will make good use of them instead of having a business model consisting of bricking printers that use off-brand ink.
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Check the Google when you make a new acronym brand. If there are no significant search results and you can pronounce it, and get the domain, congratulations, you have a brand. Might have to be 5 letters or longer though.
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Lambdalabs used to have spot instances for GPUs and now they are completely sold out. Even vast.ai hardly has any A100 instances. We are starting to see paperclip maximizer economics start with GPUs since they are so damned useful.
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I think the problem with AI being everywhere and ubiquitous is that AI is the first technology in a very long time that requires non-trivial compute power. That compute power costs money. This is why you only get a limited number of messag

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