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by noncoml 3y ago
I wouldn't say it's a nit. The file may be 10s of GB. Do you want to read it to a string?
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by noncoml 3y ago
If you are afraid that LLMs will replace you at your job, ask an LLM to write Rust code for reading a utf8 file character by character Edit: Yes, it does write some code that is "close" enough, but in some cases it is wrong, in ot
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by noncoml 3y ago
What I like to ask about consciousness is to identify the step in the chain of organisms or matters where we jump from not having consciousness to having one.
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by noncoml 3y ago
We would have to come up with a better explanation/understanding of time in order to make this argument logical.
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by noncoml 3y ago
But that’s not what the article says? From what I understood they were able to identify only those that end up developing to cancerous tumors. Not the ones that you mention?
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by noncoml 3y ago
No
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by noncoml 3y ago
No I’m not, but what else could it be? Maybe BelAir?
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by noncoml 3y ago
Atherton
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by noncoml 3y ago
Unpopular opinion, but I cannot but admire the whole operation. Condemn it of course, but still admire it. It was a piece of art! From conception to execution, masterful! We got extremely lucky that it was caught so early.
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by noncoml 3y ago
I guess it’s only temporary u until they find a new owner, but they should have made it read only to avoid breaking whatever depends on xz code to be there.
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by noncoml 3y ago
Because it’s naive to think that the owner of the account used his real identity.
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by noncoml 3y ago
1. You don’t know at what price they got the ETH 2. Median doesn’t work that well here. They may not live in a median American town. You are probably uber rich in comparison to the median Earthling
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by noncoml 3y ago
Read the thread again. No one asked anyone to work for free. Please don’t put words in other peoples mouth.
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by noncoml 3y ago
> You are as empowered to fix this as anybody else, if it presents a real problem for you. I’m getting sick and tired of this argument. It’s very user unfriendly Do you work in software? If yes, do you own a component? Have you tried usi
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by noncoml 3y ago
https://newsroom.heart.org/news/8-hour-time-restricted-eatin... Better link
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by noncoml 3y ago
Why?
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by noncoml 3y ago
Call me fool but s this hype reminds me the hype about self-driving cars coming in a year back in 2014. AI engineers are coming, but I think we would have long retired before they reach a point where they can replace us.
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by noncoml 3y ago
You are missing an “in the long run” I thought the “The grapes of wrath” were exactly about the transient effects of the agricultural transformation.
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by noncoml 3y ago
All they do is alienate their customers. Had to chose a laser printer for my dad and went with Brother. It feels a bit worse than HP in general but at least I don’t have to great an online account in order to use the scanner functionality.
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by noncoml 3y ago
The OP means there is a lot of collateral noise from people who are just tech savvy. Eg. “oh no, I can access Facebook, my internet must be down. Let me login in Down Detector to file a complaint against my ISP”
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by noncoml 3y ago
Probably a French thing. My dad’s 70’s Peugeot had the horn where in most cars today is the windscreen washer action, ie pull towards you the right stalk. I would prank my 6-7yo cousin at the time that all you had to do is ask the car to be
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by noncoml 3y ago
I think it’s clear now that behind all this and past drama of OpenAI is Musk. Mask Off (pun unindented)
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by noncoml 3y ago
Now we know who was behind all the past OpenAI drama. Mask Off (pun unindented)
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by noncoml 3y ago
Right. I don’t understand why people keep choosing to be poor and in need /s Are we living in our own little bubble much?
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by noncoml 3y ago
I feel lucky and privileged to be in that position. I get to do what I love and get paid very generously. If it wasn’t for “those people” or for tech being so lucrative to attract them, I would probably still do the same but struggle to mak
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by noncoml 3y ago
> Tech for tech's sake helps nobody If it wasn’t for science, art and tech for their own sake we would still be on the trees gathering bananas
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by noncoml 3y ago
I would be very interested to read any papers where this is mentioned
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by noncoml 3y ago
What happened is companies have been using technology against consumers in every possible way they could. Being angry at the technology is like the dog being angry at the newspaper that is used to beat it. (Although I’m sure the dog knows
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by noncoml 3y ago
It would also be great if we’d stop making the 8 hours the gold standard. The amount of sleep a person needs varies a lot and fluctuates over the year and lifetime of the person. It can be as much as 12 or as little as 5.
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by noncoml 3y ago
The north remembers,and the internet never forgets.

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