nemomarx

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by nemomarx 6mo ago
Is that a ios browser difference? I browse hn all the time on my android phone and I didn't think my screen was unusually big. Maybe they implement some different scaling?
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by nemomarx 6mo ago
Not addictive, but calculators can prevent you from learning Math from the foundations, so we keep them away from students until later courses. Pretty easy comparison to AI? Only allow people who have passed some milestone without using it
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
You're not going to get non technical coworkers like the finance department entering their data or reports in pandas. So it depends on how much labor you want to put in helping them do it, I guess?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
If I recall correctly opinion polling on the original Apollo program wasn't universally positive either. Space missions don't impress people who want money spent on the ground, it etc
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
And the logical extension would be don't go hiking with anyone who might split the party or strand you, I suppose.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
This makes sense to me, but isn't there a risk of increasing the potential payoff high enough that someone is motivated to go out and make the yes side happen? Consider this bot running on us military outcomes or something.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
My assumption is that it's just easy to add and widen the audience to a random shoot? You put in a few lines of dialogue at the start and change the title, and it's not seen as so taboo that viewers will turn it off from that. But
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
https://www.consumerreports.org/data-centers/ai-data-centers... It seems like that has pretty substantial time lag. Maybe require the ai companies to build power plants before they're allowed to build data centers
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Taking up land is one of the resources they use - consider cutting down trees to clear space for a large one, or the habitats that might have been in that space. That's not really an aesthetic thing.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
I assume the answer is try it out in the chat mode? You could run your usual benches through that right
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Is the law obligated to be logical like that? As you note it already doesn't have to be consistent over time, there's no particular reason it must be consistent in who it applies to. You shouldn't pin your ideals on anything
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
It really doesn't seem like the courts agree that you have a right to travel via car without a visible plate.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
was it? I thought they had already dropped Anthropic by that point?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
They could probably offer enough tokens for that but it would be at a higher price than the sub, I think. You could still pay fewer salaries at 3k a year or per token enterprise prices or whatever.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Israel probably has some prisoners that Iran might want released, is my thinking?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Prisoner exchanges are a pretty strong motivator for any group, even hardline ones. If the Taliban was up for exchanges I think the IRGC is pretty likely to want to keep prisoners for that too.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
The in person businesses selling them don't do much more thorough consultations in my experience, although at least they try to track your muscle mass and be sure you're not losing too much there. The whole business model probably
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Do you have a good suggestion for how to get the next superpower to agree to that kind of thing? I think the most likely outcome is that their allies will be allowed to do genocides where they want, and boycotts and blockades will only work
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
who doesn't allow genocide nowadays, exactly? or rather who intervenes to stop it? they don't seem to be very quick.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
This actually shows pretty good coverage for this feature, it seems to me. The big American isps do it, the mobile ones do too... How many major isps would we want to implement it to be "safe" and what would that look like? Is thi
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Phones usually contain the hardware for radio too, so making sure agents have some set of models for that doesn't sound bad. Even if you had to use a dedicated one having a radio at home isn't that conspicuous? Or in a car, etc
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
How to get Israel to back down in that scenario? They seem pretty committed to keeping this going.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Users who want to be private and are willing to pay extra for it are necessarily highly valuable for data brokers and advertisers. So incentives always push towards betraying them eventually I think.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
you could post the citations?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
If you review a juniors code, do you commit it under your name?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
If you're concerned about copyright risk, don't you want that kind of tagging so you could prove it wasn't used on particular code?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
As far as I can tell Disney didn't actually hand over the money yet. They were still in preparation and it's cancelled now obviously. So whatever reason they say to shut this down, it was more important than 1B investment.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
I think the timing makes it harder to view this optimistically? although for voluntary enlistment I'm not personally concerned yeah.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
I believe it was responding to the other active incident that the ATC was also handling where a plane failed to take off?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
I'm generally against long term punishments for crimes like this, but operating a dangerous machine like a car is a serious matter. A breathalyzer is a reasonable compromise compared to just taking away your license, right?

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