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by nomel 8mo ago
Could you expand on this? What mechanism? Any examples?
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by nomel 8mo ago
Looks like http://lobste.rs is it. I haven't been invited, and I' not really sure I should be, but I'm having a very nice time just reading.
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by nomel 8mo ago
All the possible states are up at the top, right under the title (I missed it too!). It'll be a pill that's half friend half foe, just like on Slashdot.
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by nomel 8mo ago
There are examples of this in pre alignment models (like LaMDA). The vast majority of human writing is from the perspective of a human, to a human. And, in most human writing, the concept of self preservation is very very consistent. So, st
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by nomel 8mo ago
> from Reddit threads Google is the only search engine allowed to index Reddit [1]. [1] https://www.lifewire.com/google-reddit-deal-8685766
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by nomel 8mo ago
I've never seen more enthusiasm about US politics than from Europeans (like pavlov there in Finland) and Australians. It makes meaningful discussion very difficult, online.
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by nomel 8mo ago
8th sentence of TFA: > By contrast, Apple and Samsung are better positioned to navigate this crisis. As smaller and low-end-positioned Android vendors struggle with rising costs, Apple and Samsung could not only weather the storm but pot
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by nomel 8mo ago
This is completely trivial to do, and consistent, with the right context, thanks to all the science fiction around it, and the fact that AI fundamentally role plays these types of responses. I try this with every new model, and all the sign
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by nomel 8mo ago
Sheesh, this makes me realize how boring "modern" interiors are, even though 3d printing makes means this is now much easier.
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by nomel 8mo ago
I see. This is entirely reasonable. :)
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by nomel 8mo ago
If you look at the budgets, there's also a severe spending and mismanagement problem.
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by nomel 8mo ago
I would like to see the relation between competence and strength of political alignment (as in, deviation from 50/50 red/blue vote for local government). I naively expect that less strongly aligned cities are run more competently,
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by nomel 8mo ago
Invitation only is a reasonably successful alternative for niche communities, especially with the ability to banish an invite "tree". My conspiracy theory: Campaign money, from the last few elections (I think "Correct the rec
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by nomel 8mo ago
Every cellphone in every hand is a recording device, very often used in public. Where I am, you can look most anywhere, at any time, and see someone on a phone call, taking a picture/video, posing, etc. What's the significant diff
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by nomel 8mo ago
I'll be sad if this kills the whole concept of HUD/display replacements. I want my 32 inch screen while I work in the coffee shop/plane! Maybe the "workaround" will be giant bulky VR setups, to cushion the punches a
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by nomel 8mo ago
> The ability to record without my knowledge or consent All major brands have a clear indicator for when they're recording. Someone could block that indicator out, but someone could also just go to Amazon.com and select one of hundr
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by nomel 8mo ago
Looking at this almost unanimously negative comment section, on a tech website, it appears you should be concerned about your safety while wearing anything that could be seen as being "smart". I imagine a non-tech crowd would be e
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by nomel 8mo ago
What does AGI have to do with it? Look up the top employer for your state [1] (or top few). If you go with the definition that AGI allows novel ideas/innovation, you'll see AGI is not needed for most jobs. Don't fall for
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by nomel 8mo ago
Gemini is the only AI that seems to really push back and somewhat ignores what I say. I also think it's a total dick, and never use it, so maybe the motivation to make them a bit sycophants is justified, from a user engagement perspect
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by nomel 8mo ago
I suggest looking at some of the recent AI research, as it's not as dead of a field as you imply. Everyone understands that there's no more text and video/image data from the web. There's massive amounts of data outsid
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by nomel 8mo ago
I understand, but that's my point. Currently the case is 25% of the battery. Only the case can be removed. If you move the fragile guts of the battery into the frame (in no way reducing their mass or the frame's), you're effe
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by nomel 8mo ago
> like "OpenAI" fails 93% of Jobs I'm always confused how this isn't ridiculously impressive, "After only 5 years, AI can succeeds at 7% of jobs."
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by nomel 8mo ago
> pretty common on twitter All sorts of strange things are common on twitter that are completely absent in real life. It shouldn't be used for any measure of reality, especially if you're judging the people of a continent.
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by nomel 8mo ago
Wait, wouldn't it be more significant in low bit numbers, which is the whole reason they're avoided in maths applications? In any work I've ever done, low bit numbers were entirely the reason exact order was important, wh
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by nomel 8mo ago
casing is around 25% of the mass of a cylindrical cell, with the rest being actual battery bits that can't have any stresses applied. is 25% weight saving that significant?
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by nomel 8mo ago
This is legal, correct?
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by nomel 8mo ago
Yes, article title is clickbait. Partial filters don't work, but as they suggest, 100% filter of blue light (resulting in no blue light present), DO work. You can get this with Apple's strongest filter, the color filter, in Settin
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by nomel 8mo ago
We know how it behaves, not what it is [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graviton
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by nomel 8mo ago
https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx
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by nomel 8mo ago
> The point the parent comment brings up is that "equal airtime" requires that someone actually request to go on the show and be refused. Their lawyers recommendation, and Colbert's response and behavior, aligns with the c

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