poulpy123

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by poulpy123 9mo ago
I don't like this idea but the people unable to afford $1 don't have time to propose PR
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
> 10 years worth of monthly meetings if it's 1 monthly video and thus 120 videos (or so) you could try recall (getrecall.ai not recall.ai that is a similar product with a similar name). They summarize youtube videos, but you get the
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
I see tons one them regularly here. And it's probably useless because LLM need a ton of training data
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
99.9% of the time it will be "just because"
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
You are right. Wikipedia write it is limited to dogs, cat and baboons, and that animal hosts have been only proved in the 2010s, so I guess they are unlikely to become infected by the parasite
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
glancing at the wikipedia page on the topic it seems that it is limited to dogs, cat and baboons, and animal hosts have been only proved in the 2010s, so I guess they are unlikely to become infected by the parasite
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
The decrease from 3.5 million cases to only 15 is impressive but I don't see how we can eradicate zoonoses
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
It's legal to fly a civil craft over other countries but it doesn't mean there are no rules. The article touches the subject a bit at the end but doesn't go very much into details so I guess it's either a thought experi
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Maybe just maybe, the markets are not as rational as these people think they are
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Fuck google
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
It has been used for pretty successful games on steam
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Which is a very stupid way to look at things since it only means they are able to get the majority of the richest made by the country
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
That's an interesting paradox of the current AI: useful enough to make the industry less competent (either directly by helping students to not learn or indirectly by replacing people in entry level formative jobs) while not being smart
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
You're right. I think the current AI direction is a dead end for real artificial intelligence, so it is not the thing that will replace all jobs, but the day a machine with the real cognitive capacity of a 5 year old exists is the day
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Your repurposing plan would work only if it is not automated too and if the numbers of people that would choose a similar plan is low enough
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Thinking that because in the past the effect of progress was a net positive after a while it will always be like that is a cognitive bias. When looking at the large scale, in previous cases, people replaced by automation would go into jobs
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Because we can't install lidars on our heads
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Is it an good car ?
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Elon Musk said he estimated 250k to 500k yearly sales
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
By definition power users and beyond are a minority
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Isn't the switch from X11 to Wayland the most painful switch that happened in the linux world ? Even going from python 2 to 3 was not as bad
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Afaik there exists only X11 and Wayland, and X11 is dying if not dead. And for rust I don't see why a desktop user would be concerned by the language used as long as it is good enough.
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
While I do think social media use is harmful to children (not only them), the law here is to force people to use their real identity when connecting to them, and children safety is just a pretext
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
One can still dream
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
As a french, I hate this law but I'm really pissed of that EU has any say in what laws we are passing.
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
While you're not wrong on the fact that the media too often use catastrophic headlines to sell more or that issues are overplayed by some company as a way to hide their greed, it does not mean that there is no over usage of water (comp
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
I've read recently an article about some retailers in the US starting to use surge pricing (price varying during the day). The technology to do the same based on who looks at the price tag is already here, it's just blocked by pri
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
Sometimes it's not even a part. I remember ads for a shoe company not even showing or mentioning shoes
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
I remember a successful advertisement for a yogurt in the 90s with a naked woman in a shower (so not in the US). I remember in the 2000 ads for Nike (or another shoe brand) not even showing a shoe. Recently there was a (very nice) ad for
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by poulpy123 9mo ago
> It’s the invisible hand at work. It's not the invisible hand, it's the very material effect of both surveillance technology and social and psychology studies. I find it very dystopian what is described here. Enshittification

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