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by password321 4y ago
Focus on both. They are both obviously the issue but one is easier to fix than the other at a large scale.
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by password321 5y ago
Maybe he didn't word it in the best way but the point here is that many feel betrayed. Betrayed because people with simillar backgrounds to them have not recieved anywhere near the same treatment. People from Gaza come to mind.
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by password321 5y ago
It really is eye opening. For years many have made the excuse when it comes to others that its just not worth it because of the potential consequences. I honestly bought it myself. Yet here we are throwing all sorts of punches with a nuclea
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by password321 5y ago
We really should honestly start looking for the nearest nuclear bunkers. There is little chance this could end well with how fast things are escalating. All this for fucking what.
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by password321 5y ago
Well in this case I think many programmers just see it as a direct assault to their identity.
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by password321 5y ago
If anything is overhyped in AI it's deep reinforcement learning and its achievements in video games or the millionth GAN that can generate some image. But when it solves a big scientific problem that was considered a decade away, that&
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by password321 5y ago
If we are going to start saying "but it hasn't achieved X yet when Y said it would" as a way to classify a field as overhyped then I don't know what even remains.
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by password321 5y ago
I wouldn't get it mistaken. This isn't a study that actually proves that they are bad at arithmetic it's just a fun little anecdote.
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by password321 5y ago
Platforms like Facebook just expose some of the bad parts of human nature such as cult like behaviour. Tech is neither the source of all evil nor the solution to all our problems like people in tech like to treat it to be.
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by password321 5y ago
There is an extreme demand. Many franchises like Pokemon are still breaking sales records along with consoles. https://gamerant.com/pokemon-legends-arceus-sales-records/
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by password321 5y ago
Sony were making exlusive deals with Bungie for quite some time now with Destiny so its not that surprising.
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by password321 5y ago
>Vaccination is harmless Tell that to the increasing number of footballers facing cardiac arrest. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_association_footballer...
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by password321 5y ago
Not sure how AR, AI/ML or even No Mans Sky belong to the same list as NFTs. No Mans Sky has delivered on many things over time and chances are you used AI for something today even if you aren't aware of it. Maybe you mean AGI and
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by password321 5y ago
Ok so the new theory is that there is nepotism present at DeepMind thanks to Demis Hassabis.
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by password321 5y ago
This comment managed to blow my mind. Are we really trying to say the cofounder of DEEPMIND is too stupid / incompetent to have graduated from Oxford and came up with a charity as a front for it?
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by password321 5y ago
"But what about the US". We are talking about China but this is predictable at this point. You also avoided addressing half the things mentioned and gave me how China is managing Covid but what I had in mind was how it originated
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by password321 5y ago
Is there something specific that comes to mind when you speak of this knowledge and data on vaccines that makes you so assertive or are you just paraphrasing something you may have heard elsewhere?
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by password321 5y ago
Level of interest = competitive drive. And not sure what winner instinct means.
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by password321 5y ago
We have different capacities. That is why some become a GM at 12 and some are stuck an IM for life. And it extends beyond just being a GM or not. No one atm is as good as Magnus Carlsen for example, yet have been training at even younger ag
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by password321 5y ago
I think it is safe to say when both players have had the same level of training and same level of interest that the better player has better analytical ability. I can't see why else there would be a difference in chess ability at that
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by password321 5y ago
Not just painstakingly hard, I think for many it is impossible. Many IM's do think it is worth the effort but just can't reach it.
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by password321 5y ago
Why is a comment that makes assumptions about its readers and makes typical bragging points of meaningless things like learning syntax at a young age near the top? It felt like I was reading a parody towards the end.
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by password321 5y ago
You are the problem if you believe one can't even label themselves as pretty progressive if one doesn't advocate every little trivial thing.
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by password321 6y ago
You could make this exact argument with Twitch streams yet it is extremely popular. I do believe watching/listening to it live with others does add to the experience. Also AFAIK there is a chance for the audience to actually join in on
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by password321 6y ago
Anyone can state what the problem is but until you can come up with a solution it means nothing.
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by password321 6y ago
I feel the solution now for highly talented yet underpaid people is to go solo on places like Youtube. Countless people are willing to learn from some of the best.
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by password321 6y ago
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/csr/product-recycling/
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by password321 6y ago
Well at least you could say it potentially helps the environment now that you won't have bunch of gamers crypto mining, or does that not matter the moment there is a drawback that affects us?
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by password321 6y ago
Seems like anything to do with Rust these days.
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by password321 6y ago
Why was this flagged? It is hardly controversial to anyone who just cares about the facts.

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