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11mo ago
The open internet is dead. Everyone seems to be liable for each others' actions and content, yet simultaneously we don't own our own data. The internet is a tool. Rather than putting ourselves at risk by standing on a street corne
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11mo ago
The article is behind a paywall. It's probable the EU will develop alternatives to US products as they become less trustworthy. Microsoft seems to be developing Windows into adware and spyware. The key question will be whether the EU a
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11mo ago
This is the root of the problem with LLMs. At best, the can attempt to recall sections of scraped information, which may happen to be the answer to a question. No different to searching the web except you instantly know the source and how m
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11mo ago
Along with this, hedge funds got the heads up, and being smart/efficient money, went and bought up a load of power companies. This means higher profits as energy prices increase. They would be surely rushing to invest in power infrastr
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11mo ago
> more like wash trading This is it. I can see TSLA and a lot of bitcoin vehicles have done it too. Combined with the extent of tech companies proportion of total S&P500 market cap, along with expected energy price increases due to u
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11mo ago
Most will be specialist jobs too, with people moving there to fill them and/or working on a rotating basis, requiring traveling. Truly magnificent for the community, and the environment--employees can bring bottled water with them from
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11mo ago
They try to sell your body and your soul It's the price you pay for rock 'n roll And no-one understands it how you feel For it's so unreal, oh, it's so unreal Baby, don't you cry for me It's an illusion, just a
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11mo ago
I call this "justing". Justing trivializes life entirely.
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11mo ago
> I think the only frontier company that gives a measurable amount of fucks about the possibility of AI consciousness and suffering is Anthropic, and they put some basic harm mitigations in place. It seems more likely this is just their
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11mo ago
The current LLM models are too fallible and inefficient for everyday use. Energy requirements have become a major concern, bucking the trend of banking exponential computing gains through the efficiency improvements. Until recently, year-on
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11mo ago
Personal blogs are completely different from a web-based business which relies on SEO to be profitable. The idea of personal blogging is for your own growth and history.
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11mo ago
It's already happened unfortunately. LLMs learned to write correctly from people who write correctly. Those people are now being blamed for sounding like AI, when AI actually sounds like them (and probably learned from their work witho
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11mo ago
Clear plastic viewing windows on the spring terminals are the way to go. It allows for both instant feedback for the installer, and visual inspection or troubleshooting later by a third party. The spring terminals should also be designed to
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1y ago
Grieving heals trauma. Death of a child is traumatic but we allow room for this in society. We provide instinctive support to others going through this. Death in general is an inevitable part of life that can be dealt with in a healthy way.
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1y ago
We are human. Unfortunately all of our experiences with others change our perception of them, no matter how much awareness of their motivations and our history with them. We can try to ignore it and have patience. Apologies can help but rel
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4y ago
By the time this could be set up, making digital content by recording real-world action will be niche. It will be mostly computer generated.
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4y ago
Is this real life?
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4y ago
Musk is a fraudster. Someone must compile a timeline of his claims. Just the content that pops up from Thunderf00t on Youtube calling it out is enough for investigations. The only way I see investors going along with it is embarassment, rid
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4y ago
The best choice. Twitter was Twitter before Elon Musk and it could be Twitter again after Elon Tusk - although it is likely to tank unless he has the balls to move on before say 2024. I wonder what's next...
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4y ago
IMO when UBI becomes a global standard country by country the tax-free threshold should be the UBI amount.
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4y ago
Excellent work! Singing would be amazing - karaoke can finally sound good :p Have you released a tool for volumetric capture? I'm applying this to LED lighting fixture setup for tv/film/live shows and 3D positioning is the la
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4y ago
Charges raised for fraud mid 2024 Arrested before 2026
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4y ago
This is great, exact what I’m looking for, thank you!
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4y ago
This is great thank you! I’d never have found this in my search. I will look into it.
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4y ago
Scotland’s lovely and as you say, not many miles out of Glasgow it becomes another world - meandering around the Lochs until suddenly mountains. I’ve been to Mull, Islay and Oban scuba diving. Highly recommended and plenty of excuses for wh
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4y ago
Excellent suggestions. Thank you for taking the time. I’m looking to book somewhere in Pembrokeshire for this break on my own. Rural walks and a log fire in the evening will be nice. I’ve saved Glastonbury for a future trip with friends. To
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Ask HN: A quiet place for a short stay (UK)
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4y ago
Horizontal organisation 001: one member should not hold the ownership and voting rights? The AWOL director has full control... "Nature of control Ownership of voting rights - 75% or more Right to appoint and remove directors&q
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4y ago
I (internally reluctantly) agree. A clever idea stretched out and headlined for attention. Structured well as an essay but most often a clever idea doesn’t stretch to 2000 words. This is an example. Such a shame.
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4y ago
Exactly. I have a catchphrase for this "AI generate, human mediate". This revolution is allowing us to conduct the orchestra instead of playing each instrument.
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