nemomarx

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by nemomarx 2mo ago
how's Anna make money? I know they offered to share the database for ai training (which I would criticize, that's very shady) but do they have donations or something it doesn't seem like it would be high revenue at least
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
I do think telling you to get your affairs in order and to arrange for hospice care is probably good for the doctors. They don't want a family coming in with a sudden decline case and all the information about how to pay for it lost, a
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
They mentioned that the graphene compatible phone would cost more than the pixels, and currently the only moto phones that expensive are all folding models. So there was speculation it would be based on that line.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
You had SSDs in 2006? Was I missing out? I don't think I had any in my builds until 2014ish
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Yeah I'm not sure this is public attitudes so much as creeping incompetence from recent political appointments, at least at the federal level. However that doesn't explain Ohio doing it as neatly, unless I've missed some loca
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Isn't it pretty normal for car commercials or soda commercials to get covers of songs made? "I'd like to teach the world to sing" was covered as a tribute to coca cola in 1971, that's classic now.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
For me the issue is that online gambling firms can operate legally at this scale and that they therefore have the money to get commercials like that. The celebrity endorsements are bad too, but priorities
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
> The only thing that’s unprecedented about these craven cash-ins is how well they seem to be working. Selling out no longer carries a stigma—if anything, fans are excited for tie-ins between their favorite bands and their favorite brand
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
I think people save them up towards the end of whatever year just because you aren't sure if you're going to need them for medical leave or a sudden family trip or something. As you get close to the end you get more certain that y
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
My perspective is that you shouldn't make systems past the complexity where you can do this at all. Why have them be autonomous? Why have one that can independently ask researchers things or try to convince it's way out of a sandb
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Why aren't they? You could put a human yes/ no prompt before any cycle the agent is running on, or not let it spawn sub processes, or anything like that. Why let it run autonomously enough that it can no longer have a simple way t
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Here is one thing I don't get - the model is only "running" if it's being kept going by some harness that is basically giving it prompts it's generating itself. Shouldn't kill switches be pretty easy to build i
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Most of that concern was in fiction. Non theoretical, genuine concern about AI is pretty recent, maybe dating back to 2010 ish with the rationalist types. But also no one trusts anyone involved in AI safety now, I think, because they are al
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
well, be glad it's company survival and not personal survival yet. We had that article about the men with guns in egypt recently too
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Why? Not all clothing is factory made nowadays, or all furniture cheap flat pack.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Unfortunately still basically chromium only, but it's a good alternative to downloaded apps yeah.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Back in 2017 - https://patents.google.com/patent/US5960411A/en Although I don't see a lot of other sites using it. You'd think Shopify would?
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
I thought those were just the closed source drivers from Nvidia, Intel, and so on. But those vendors might have licenses for this kind of patent, especially Nvidia?
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Not a lawyer, but patent law refers to distribution too. It shouldn't matter if it's free or has a price if they can say you're distributing it to Brazilian users.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
I think this was the final patent on it that was valid anywhere, so now the status changes from "someone has a patent globally and we need to consider this" to "no one has a patent." If you're distributing something
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Wasn't that bad for business last time? I could see them erring on slower build up because of how it went before, if they're not sure how long this demand will last especially
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
A lot of those aren't really online problems. People will always be discussing from feelings, bickering, so on. Go to any town hall meeting or debate club and you can see the same. Take a look at politicians and their discussions too,
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
This is one of the incrementals where you mostly start getting choices after you reset. Then you can be mushroom people or other types and start trying unique traits in different runs
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
I've seen lots of talk about noise pollution with them? There's infrasound concerns and etc. No idea how real that impact is, but it's apparently measurable for a few miles away. It mostly needs zoning as you say and maybe re
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
It's gotta be costs, right? Everyone wants this done fast and at large scale, so they're going for any sites with existing large electrical connections I assume.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
If you want people to be more supportive of it, there are pretty direct ways to do that. Donate heavily to the local community to make up for impact, build new power plants for the project to pay for itself, don't put in gas powered ge
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
If they're zoned like heavy industry, that seems fine for any noise/ heat etc. If they're zoned for light industry or similar to office buildings like the other comment says I feel like that could have different impacts - an
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Out of curiosity, how are large data centers zoned?
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
It's phrased poorly for that point, though. "Unlike the competition, we aren't just adding these features to pad out a spec sheet. Each change we've made for the plus model this year will pay off in improved lifespan and
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
I don't make North of 150, don't look at me. And also it's 490 on top of his base salary, which is already higher than mine to start with. But also he's transparently not actually working those overtime hours, so he is n

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