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by pelorat 2y ago
The mechanisms of folding is most likely impossible for a human mind to comprehend.
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by pelorat 2y ago
There are things so complex in science that a human mind can never understand them, but a large neural network can.
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by pelorat 2y ago
Well, you might want to read the German constitution. In short is says; any group or political party whose goal is an upheaval of the current system of government can be declared unconstitutional.
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by pelorat 2y ago
I don't even own a car, but those activists that blockade highways might just come out better persons after spending 5 years in prison.
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by pelorat 2y ago
So you're basically saying that Google should have used existing tools to layout their chip designs, instead of their ML solution, and that these existing tools would have produced even better chips than the ones they are actually manu
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by pelorat 2y ago
This voice mode can understand emotions, something the AI act regulates as "very risky"
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by pelorat 2y ago
Right, but this is not illegal, nor is the AI act any sort of criminal law. At Unsurprisingly all they want is to avoid insane fines due to vague EU regulations.
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by pelorat 2y ago
Then you need a system that prevents drug users from getting into vehicles, and also a system that disqualifies them from public healthcare. It's easier to criminalize drug use than to deal with the consequences.
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by pelorat 2y ago
Hitlers rise to power can be attributed to free speech, which is why saying some things, and promoting some things, will land you in prison in places like Germany.
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by pelorat 2y ago
> Is the US the only place on the planet that actually has free speech? Yes, USA is indeed the only country on the planet with absolute free speech. Most residents of other places doesn't actually want what the USA has.
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by pelorat 2y ago
All large platforms already enact EU law over US law. Moderation is required of all online services which actively target EU users in order to shield themselves from liability for user generated content. The directive in question is 2000&#x
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by pelorat 2y ago
He wasn't arrested by the French government. He was arrested by the law because he's a French citizen who provides a service used by criminals, and he has refused to act on lawful requests.
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by pelorat 2y ago
> Also the author fails to understand that the complicity here doesn’t mean that companies in Europe are responsible for their users content In the EU, every company is responsible for what their users post on their service. There's
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by pelorat 2y ago
What about "child trafficking suspect", "arms dealer suspect" or "drug dealer suspect" ?
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by pelorat 2y ago
Another American who knows nothing about things outside of the USA.
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by pelorat 2y ago
This is impossible to classify as spam using an LLM. The only giveaway is the sender email-address and possibly the links in the document. These should be checked by an agent against a list. It's the only accurate way to solve it.
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by pelorat 2y ago
We pay more than enough taxes in Europe.
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by pelorat 2y ago
I was part of a EU commission project once to define a metadata standard for sharing of cultural assets. It consisted of developers and managers for many different companies that were active in the cultural sector. The end result was an abo
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by pelorat 2y ago
The Netherlands have/had a tax-break for all expats, but it's going away (has gone away?) now. Sadly even centrists are conservative now and destroying the country in the name of, what... preserving culture? Examples: Attempts to
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by pelorat 2y ago
I don't know is the correct answer. I would have brought out "get me your boss" them followed by "your recruiter is an (r-word)"
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by pelorat 2y ago
> We can't have the courts deciding whether Presidents had good or illegitimate reasons for any arbitrary decision that they made during their presidency. Why not. The vice president exists for a reason? Here in Europe, in the entir
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by pelorat 2y ago
> Payments Canada, found that a majority of respondents were worried about the prospect of cashless stores and want to maintain the option to use cash — which is free from bank fees I mean, that is the problem right there. We don't
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by pelorat 2y ago
Trump literally ruled by executive order.
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by pelorat 2y ago
No doubt that will be his new job now. Watch him become a pro-Russian influencer on X and a regular guest on various MAGA platforms. It's no secret he was given a ton of leaked material material on the Kremlin but decided not to publis
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by pelorat 2y ago
> as many legal experts have commented. No doubt non-Swedish legal experts with no clue about Swedish laws or the Swedish justice system, meaning their opinions which are based on how the legal system in their own country works, are com
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by pelorat 2y ago
He's not a journalist, he is bought and paid for by FSB and the Russian regime.
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by pelorat 2y ago
Here in Europe building denser housing is extremely frowned upon by cultural conservatives, who unfortunately are in charge everywhere. That's why there's hardly any high-rises in Europe. Extreme height restrictions combined with
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by pelorat 2y ago
It's a memory retrieval and synthesis model, akin to human long term memory. I think it's a bit disingenuous to call true multimodal models for "language models". A prompt triggers a bunch of memories which gets recombin
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by pelorat 2y ago
Every nation in the EU has their own healthcare system. I live in the Netherlands. I pay more than 150 euros per month out of my own pocket for health insurance (it's mandatory to have one and they are in this price range), and even th
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by pelorat 2y ago
Nothing you mentioned has anything to do with socialism.

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