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by pishpash 1y ago
You are having low expectations here. People used to enter machine code on switches and punched paper tape, so yes they made sure it worked the first time. Later, people had code reviews by marking up printouts of code, and software got sen
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by pishpash 1y ago
You're over-representing the usefulness here. On topics where traditional search reaches a dead end, you will find the AI citations to be the same ones you might have found, except that upon checking, they were clearly misread or misre
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by pishpash 1y ago
If by "they" you mean their gametes, those were not edited. Only a component of their corporal shell was modified.
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by pishpash 1y ago
Also presents a terrifying prospect of malicious use.
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by pishpash 1y ago
Heat retention. You know, kind of important in the winter.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Yes and no. The MAGA revolution is internally carried by the lower class not associated with and uninterested in geopolitics. In fact they believe in exceptionalism and don't understand why they feel exploited and don't know who i
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by pishpash 2y ago
That's typically not the target audience you want, people who are not willing to spend money and whose time is worthless.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Yellow books used to do that. Because you're right it's a matchmatching problem.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Why not just eliminate the sale of personal data? That seems pretty cut and dry.
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by pishpash 2y ago
So no third-party advertising. But that would then create bundling schemes where the restaurant sells you a bundle of their goods and some third-party goods together, for a kickback on the backend, or they make referrals.
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by pishpash 2y ago
It's a scheme for the top-top to once again, not pay for anything because they pass the cost along. The W2 class gets to redistribute amongst themselves.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Again, not flowing back to the right people. All of this could have been solved by sane redistribution, but no. It'll still be redistribution but in a cruder, less apparent form.
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by pishpash 2y ago
"Alpha chimpanzee goes apeshit and decks chimpanzees who exchange Giant Polished Units for bananas with student chimpanzee."
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by pishpash 2y ago
UBI isn't even needed if there's just universal housing, medical care, food and education. People will find enough work to get the rest, even if it's through barter.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Are you sure the underlying application and the OS are even rendering 120Hz all the time? The panel being able to was enough to convince some people they're seeing "smooth scrolling" when it was actually 60Hz saving battery.
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by pishpash 2y ago
It doesn't say genius-level creativity, just any novel research-like creativity. I don't agree but that's a strawman.
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by pishpash 2y ago
The fact that the references are what they are, out of all possible sets of references, is a significant part of the research. It's not about reading, it's about aiming in a direction without knowing where it ends up.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Internal vectors aren't in any particular language.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Or ask it to use "confidence words", e.g. "probably", "maybe", or expose the probability internals.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Just tried ProMotion vs. 60Hz on MBP, no/very little difference I can see. Sure it's just me but for me all the claims here are way exaggerated/psychological, almost like audiophiles being able to "hear" stuff that
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by pishpash 2y ago
That's what I wonder, whether there has been any blind backtesting of the methodology itself to see how reliable it even is. Reconstructed proto-languages tend to be overly complex and unnatural.
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by pishpash 2y ago
That already happens. Maps directs you to odd nonsense detours somewhat frequently now, that you get better results by overriding the machine. It's going down the way of web search.
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by pishpash 2y ago
But the discrimination angle is interesting. What if a law required everyone to be "transparent" and respond truthfully to "are you [some race]"?
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by pishpash 2y ago
All support is basically like bots nowadays, that's why they can be replaced by bots so easily.
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by pishpash 2y ago
That's not an app.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Does this have an Android app? Because the other ones do.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Except it guarantees nothing of the sort.
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by pishpash 2y ago
That's already the case with visible text. There's an embedding inside the model as it spits out the next token.
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by pishpash 2y ago
Can definitely create new math concepts, for example. "Let two dhdud and three otincjf be called a Uhehjfj"
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by pishpash 2y ago
So, how exactly do you "build your own tags"? You need Bluetooth-enabled devices that can run this software?

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