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by norlys 9y ago
Do you even know your checks and balances? This is not about government, it's about court. Facebook only has to pay because individuals (or in that case, a privacy organisation) decided to sue Facebook
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by norlys 9y ago
What do we do against this?
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The OS that is aiming for a 10 year life-cycle in smartphones(postmarketos.org)
3 points by norlys 9y ago|1 comments
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by norlys 9y ago
“Most real-world strategic interactions involve hidden information" "Tay’s objective was to engage people, and it did. “What unfortunately Tay discovered,” Domingos said, “is that the best way to maximize engagement is to spew out
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by norlys 9y ago
That's actually a point the author makes - he sees an AI as a tool for the artist, not as an creative subject on its own. I found it highly interesting to read about a writer's perspective on text producing AIs. Especially the pa
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by norlys 9y ago
That's actually a point the author makes - he sees AIs as a tool for the author, not as a author itself. I found it highly interesting to read about a writer's perspective on text producing AIs. Especially the part where its outp
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by norlys 9y ago
"It’s not merely an emotional something. Love is creative, understanding goodwill for all men. It is the refusal to defeat any individual. When you rise to the level of love, of its great beauty and power, you seek only to defeat evil
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by norlys 9y ago
I think that a women quota is useful in cases where the proportion of female (one could also insert specific cultural backgrounds here) possible applicants for a role (be it junior or leader) is much higher than the proportion in the actual
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by norlys 9y ago
It means that this statement: "Apple wants their customers to feel like someone has their back" might be applied to Google, too, to a more limited degree.
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by norlys 9y ago
You don't have to turn all cultural characteristics into money.
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by norlys 9y ago
My prediction is that this is wrong. They'll be able to understand widely used terms, but once you start speaking in a more creative way it will fail. At least if there is no change in the construction of AI - because the subtleties of
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by norlys 9y ago
Let's agree about the premise that a objective reality exists. Still, the problem persists - we do not know anything about this objective reality or more accurately said, we can not know whether our subjective perception of reality
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by norlys 9y ago
"and we can tell which is which" - I doubt that. You think you can, but others will disagree on your truth. So how do we determine who is right? Yes, it's a philosophical discussion, but therefore no less relevant.
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by norlys 9y ago
I'm very glad I'm not a student in the USA. In Germany, almost all universities are owned by the state, which means study fees are about 700€ per year - transportation ticket already being covered. And if your parents have low in
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by norlys 9y ago
That's 7cups of tea.
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by norlys 9y ago
I should have noted that I already know about that one and the harry potter fanfiction (that was actually a collaboration of authors and AI, which is why the text makes more sense). Thank you anyway!
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Ask HN: Do you know any examples of AI-generated fiction?
3 points by norlys 9y ago|3 comments
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by norlys 9y ago
I'm imagining something like an anti-Klu-Klux-Klan demonstration on the train... Let's not make a political discussion out of this, shall we?
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by norlys 9y ago
That doesn't solve the problem that Google still constantly knows where I am (as long as my OS is Android). Wasn't there an article hinting that our smartphones even track GPS when it's disabled? Also, I'm quite surpris
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by norlys 9y ago
Just a few days ago I found an old E-Mail for the change.org petition for this... Glade it made it that far.
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by norlys 9y ago
I'd highlight that these thoughts did not produce your depression, but your depression produces these thoughts. I end up believing similar perspectives on life when I'm stuck too deep in depression, too. If you want to be happier
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by norlys 9y ago
That's an individual experience, not scientific proof. An experience limited to school kids of a certain age and location who share their problems with your wife.
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by norlys 9y ago
Yeah, because they on Facebook's side as long as it didn't seem to be threatening human rights for them. Don't assume anyone not living in your cultural area has the same attitude against facebook on the spot. The Philippines
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The Post approached with false tale by undercover sting operation(washingtonpost.com)
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by norlys 9y ago
It wasn't working. At least on my device MS edge became super buggy and unusable whenever I went to maps.
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by norlys 9y ago
> All untreated BPDs experience splitting. For me, that isn't up for debate I don't know where you got that information from, but I'll assume it's the bad experiences you mentioned. I'm sorry you made them. &quo
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by norlys 9y ago
Well, there are. I'm studying philosophy, for example and while I'm interested in tech I can't say I understand much of it. I come here for the interesting mix of news and refreshingly critical points of view.
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by norlys 9y ago
It's not only about the woman and her body. It's also about the child and the relationship between woman and child. Our lives don't start when we leave the womb. Our first experiences are inside of it, when we are immensely c
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by norlys 9y ago
I've read something about a method used by online banking services some time ago: They tracked the way the customer moves their mouse, calculated their arm lenghts etc. and when the movements were suspiciously different, the system ass
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by norlys 9y ago
I wouldn't call the criterion for a good paper "never reports anything inaccurate" as news are written by humans and humans are fallible, but rather "is able to admit mistakes and will put effort into clarifying rather t

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