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by naveen99 2y ago
You can try cyp but ymmv
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by naveen99 2y ago
I guess if you are on team carbon sequestration, plastics are better than burn and release into atmosphere. If you are on team plant life, more carbon = more vegetation.
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by naveen99 2y ago
agree for most people. But what about comedians / impressionists that can copy accents at will with just a little practice…
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by naveen99 2y ago
Insurance doesn’t really make that decision. Doctors do. it they decide to not pay after the procedure, the doctor / hospital can fight it out with the insurer. In practice government monopolies ration care much more.
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by naveen99 2y ago
Is it time for another company rename to llama or data or something a la AI ?
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by naveen99 2y ago
How about make it a publicly traded corporation, like the soviets did during privatization. but require it to stay public, until some other corporation is doing a better job and gets declared the usps, and then make that one stay public…
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by naveen99 2y ago
Musk should take X Public again. This time with some BDFL shares a la Zuckerberg.
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by naveen99 2y ago
For profit public company seems more accountable and efficient than a private non profit or a government monopoly. If a faang got caught building a fire fighting business by doing arson, the stock would take a hit for sure not to mention al
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by naveen99 2y ago
There used to be more age difference between husbands and wives. Men who outsmarted and out gunned the competition to live longer got to reproduce a lot more… evolution does select for men who reproduce more later.
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by naveen99 2y ago
But who has the guts to call out the emperor has no clothes. No one corrected the covid mortality numbers or even gave any kind of estimate other than the officials numbers out of ccp.
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by naveen99 2y ago
Not with 100% tariffs they won’t
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by naveen99 2y ago
If the capacity was for exports of ev’s, solar panels, batteries to U.S. and Europe, the 100% tariffs are going to bring some pain. somehow iPhones, leather bags are not getting tariffs.
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by naveen99 2y ago
In the limit, for every person who dies, you do get approximately 1 new person of dating age every year. It’s not like ob gyn’s try to prevent the baby coming out to keep their pregnant customer.
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by naveen99 2y ago
90% of tips are probably undeclared income to the irs anyway. But if you make the dont ask don’t tell about tips official, can self employed people tip themselves instead of paying self employment / payroll taxes ? Will tips still ha
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by naveen99 2y ago
Aren’t fossil fuels from plants and good for plant life ? I mean plants breath in co2 and out o2. Higher co2 levels could probably turn deserts green.
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by naveen99 2y ago
> state-actors, are constantly trying to break into any system they can. I thought state actors prefer to buy over build. Do they really need to build a Botnet over your personal computer over just expanding their own datacenter ?
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by naveen99 2y ago
Plant life had to deal with plummeting co2 levels for a billion years. exponential growth must come to an end.
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by naveen99 2y ago
English proficiency is probably improving even faster, especially with help of ai translation.
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by naveen99 2y ago
old people love talking about shit. Younger people are more into survival.
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by naveen99 2y ago
Fewer children -> fewer commitments
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by naveen99 2y ago
Centralization is also fragile, a single point of failure, which fails without fail. even quantum mechanics doesn’t make a decision in advance.
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by naveen99 2y ago
Hijacking copy paste in apps is pointless now that phone ocr on screenshots works so well to seemlessly reenable text selection and copy.
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by naveen99 2y ago
Copyright and intellectual property are directly at odds with these types of efforts, and has been losing to linux, gnu, github, wikipedia, mit open courseware, youtube, LLMs and their datasets. But copyright did slay Napster, PirateBay, an
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by naveen99 2y ago
They should do the experiment in a poor country where a $1000 is near the median income.
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by naveen99 2y ago
I want to see some proper accounting on what percent of company budget, percent of compute and memory, percent of employee time is spent in the name of security. Is it more like the usa on military 1-3% or like 10-20% ? 1% seems like a re
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by naveen99 2y ago
The hard part is the deploying. Yes if you can get control of the crowdstrike deployment machinery, you can do whatever you want on hundreds of millions of machines. but you don’t need any vulnerabilities in the crowdstrike deployed softw
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by naveen99 2y ago
Or it’s just a front for the nsa and cia.
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by naveen99 2y ago
> Can you train other models to share the same representational space and have them “plug in” to the transformer? English is kind of a shared representational space slowly transforming itself. embeddings are kind of a finite, floating p
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by naveen99 2y ago
I like to think it was chris mallet who created autohotkey. He disappeared from autohotkey when bitcoin came out. And then disappeared from bitcoin when deep learning came out…
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by naveen99 2y ago
I guess that’s what intel and amd were relying on, while nvidia let cuda programmers control the gpu cache explicitly.

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