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polotics
2y ago
I do confirm that i explicitly tested this with my super unused facebook account, just stating that i was testing restrictions on talking about Linux, the text was: """I don't often (or ever) post anything on Facebook, b
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2y ago
Interesting article, but the flourish ending """AI will soon (if not already) increase in abilities at an exponential rate.""" is not at all substantiated. Would be nice to know how the author gets to that conc
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2y ago
Certainly not. Throwing Ukraine under the bus would open the door for Latvia Estonia Lithuania to be subjugated next, followed by Moldova then Romania. Once a war economy is started, there are many reasons and interests at play that make it
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2y ago
Is this explainable in any way by the cost of running these boards? By the sound of it the cost-benefit of thwarting Salt Typhoon is probably not optimal at zero investment.
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polotics
2y ago
Are you sure? I dont' remember the equivalent terms being blocked before.
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2y ago
i believe the company you're looking for here is Oracle. Hilarious if a delayed fine comes one day for the masters of costly audits!
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2y ago
this creates the perfect incentive to ensure that in four years any way to keep the existential risk at bay is worth stopping for
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2y ago
I strongly disagree with the article on at least one point: ontologies, as painstakingly hand-crafted jewels handed down from aforementioned philosophers, are the complete opposite of what LLM's are bottoming-up through their layers.
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2y ago
My experience has been that once the mercenary ethics has been established, it is not so much that people do not care, which would be bad enough, it also is that they care a lot about number one, and will push in every possible way towards
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2y ago
Is this not to be expected? Peter Thiel with his famous "Competition is for loosers" has I think captured something essential about the Zeitgeist: if you are being set up to compete, then you are being set up to fail in a rigged g
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2y ago
Not only that, but getting to authenticity in musical expression is hard and kind-of the point if it, one of the big challenges of composition is I think to get as far as possible from what an AI could have produced based on current music,
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2y ago
it makes me sad that having to get really good at something is presented as a negative. also where is the "now" coming from in that statement? now that there's so much slop?
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2y ago
J.S. was such a troll, what for a sick burn from Bach-MC :-D
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2y ago
DJ-ing is a form of musical curation, and depending on how well it's done the intricacies of mixing and layering become a form of musical expression.
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2y ago
Please AtlasBarfed with such a leet pseudo don't let yourself get trolled down into this kind of statement!
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2y ago
they are being taken with full knowledge of this effect as well as many others. climate scientists are not idiots they are also not conspiring, come on
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2y ago
oh wow, how much agronomy did you study? photosynthesis is optimal below 35°C and is at 0% already at 50°C
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2y ago
maybe check out the book "termination shock"? getting humanity into sulfur-addiction is running hard towards danger don't you think? Also who decides, and who gets the blame and anger when anything climate related has a big v
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2y ago
there is such a gap between hobbyist developers that do things for fun if and only if it stays fun, and consumers who will qualify as petty the reasonable decisions to pursue some other one of the very many other things-to-do-for-free tha
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2y ago
I agree, this is a trash post full of hot stinky air : - name-calling without any actual examples - no actual comparison with Basic, the extremely simplistic "popular" sticker covers massive differences in use, users, functional
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2y ago
In most of the world once you signed up and got admitted at an university it is for a specific program, and the defined set of courses for the program you are on is set, some first year medical-school lecture-halls can get very crowded and
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2y ago
Hello vixen99 You wrote "You appear to be repeating what we all blah blah" and guess what, the poster I responded to started it :-) A weak point of zero value like "weather has been changing all the time" deserves absolu
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2y ago
Amidst all of the talk about the reported coercion attempt, which is bad, may I also ask something about the bait and switch: so you paid a lot of money to attend a given university and then even though your grades and everything else would
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2y ago
You wrote "the climate has been changing all the time" It must have taken you so much effort and thinking to come up with such an illuminating, novel, and profound assertion. Here is something of that ilk: The statement "the
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2y ago
I think posting a few pictures of what chafing looks like would clarify the danger: potentially large red burn typically in the groin area, will take weeks to fully heal and be very painful. Or maybe if the hiker really pushed through the p
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2y ago
please provide links to the even more evidence. thank you
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2y ago
My main usage is in helping me approach domains and tools I don't know enough to confidently know how best to get started. So one thing that doesn't get a mention in the article but is quite significant I think is the long lag of
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2y ago
Ok. How has this worked out long term? Were the H1B indentured employees fully segregated from American employees? How was the attitude and collaboration from both sides?
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2y ago
Do all H1Bs really work 60-80 hours weeks? This is an honest question I find this very surprising. Also are the American colleagues of these H1B employees working significantly less hours, how does this work in practice?
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2y ago
Wow chess is "white culture" now? May I suggest you visit Wikipedia maybe?
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