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by pishpash 4y ago
This does remind of fractal compression [1] from the 90's which never took off for various reasons which will be relevant here as well. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal_compression
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by pishpash 4y ago
Not clear. Fully encoding the training images could not be a feasible aspect of a good auto-encoder.
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by pishpash 4y ago
Give it "enough" bits and it won't be a problem. How many is enough is the question.
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by pishpash 4y ago
So it will get stupider... maybe the singularity isn't bad like too smart but bad like dealing with too many stupid people.
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by pishpash 4y ago
Is it going to download stuff for every different image? If not then it's dumb to not download it in the beginning.
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by pishpash 4y ago
Even looking at the title only you can tell this is from Quantum Mag. What is it about Quantum Mag that produces these pseudoscientific-sounding titles (regardless of content)?
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by pishpash 4y ago
No, the recourse is to force net neutrality. You must process all emails the same way and they must go through the same filters. In fact if spam processing is part of modern email it should be part of the standard and then all mail servers
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by pishpash 4y ago
Not have direct democracy in the early stages? The evidence is pretty clear. The US itself did not start with direct democracy.
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by pishpash 4y ago
If this worked why is a Starlink receiver a cat-warming dish and not a cellphone antenna?
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by pishpash 4y ago
A phased array far away is effectively a point source.
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by pishpash 4y ago
I've got news for you. "Reality" is already edited. Actually is a model made up by the brain.
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by pishpash 4y ago
You mean Zillow's $880M house-flipping fail? AI isn't smart enough yet.
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by pishpash 4y ago
That's never going to be the case because of equity. Of course government-owned housing can be sold for use rights only with no equity, but that's 'socialism' which Americans have been viscerally conditioned against.
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by pishpash 4y ago
It's almost certainly final assembly, and plugged into the supply chain next door.
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by pishpash 4y ago
Why divide? You don't divide by how many cores are on a regular PC, to which this has comparable power.
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by pishpash 4y ago
But they don't need jobs to buy them, they get dollars printed for them to buy them. If one day the dollar can't be printed without tanking itself, they will also have the jobs that allow them to buy the products.
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by pishpash 4y ago
If they are poorer than people in Vietnam they can just go to Vietnam to work. That's not that much different than going to southern China to work. It is almost a common market.
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by pishpash 4y ago
18W at idle seems like a lot of power.
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by pishpash 4y ago
Then don't tax unrealized gains but also don't have loopholes that allow the untaxed use of unrealized gains (collateralized loans) or that eliminate unrealized gains like the stepped up basis.
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by pishpash 4y ago
Why? A bitcoin node is a network service so unless you have your own communication infrastructure it can definitely be controlled.
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by pishpash 4y ago
Main change in the 90's?
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by pishpash 4y ago
For 4 it's always a better value proposition to get from eBay, when cost with shipping is all accounted. And you'd be surprised about 3, e.g. check out the standing desks. I posit that we're sliding back to the 1990's Am
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by pishpash 4y ago
I am pretty sure I remember the article was about Adorama and B&H selling gray-market import photography goods over mail order and having racist practices or something, not about selling on Amazon.
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by pishpash 4y ago
So once again, we see that institutional behavior seeps into every aspect of a "society", so Amazon only has itself to blame.
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by pishpash 4y ago
That's the problem: Amazon gives the false sense of brand identity and quality, forcing these problems, whereas eBay is transparently honest. The latter approach is simply better.
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by pishpash 4y ago
This must be something that materializes out of the seller interaction with Amazon, because the same aesthetic does not appear on eBay, or for that matter Aliexpress.
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by pishpash 4y ago
That's not it, otherwise you'd make the little ones play with a Turing machine.
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by pishpash 4y ago
This is the incorrect response to this. A better response is how can you make architecture with solar panels more aesthetically pleasing. The half covered roof is objectively ugly. Leaf-like, self-standing panels look much better. I bet ear
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by pishpash 4y ago
Why is the issue speculative optimization, not unsafe code? We know what unsafe code is, remote code, code loaded from unknown sources, etc., so those can be segregated at a cost, while safe code runs with efficiency. If it's about uns
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by pishpash 4y ago
It's not that, really. There are only so many boneheaded decisions that can come from a central government, and you risk over-weighting one person directly . More frequently, it's the indirect , created conditions typical of cen

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