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by quonn 3y ago
It‘s not less but different. For example you immediately know how old the version is.
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by quonn 3y ago
But the phrases are random, so unlike poems or prayers they are difficult to memorize.
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by quonn 3y ago
I sometimes wonder if people just slack off if working remote. Honestly, it‘s the only real „problem“ I can imagine. And wouldn‘t there be better options to fix that than having everyone come to the office? Large screens, whiteboards, audio
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by quonn 3y ago
Let‘s assume for a moment that AI will replace humans _in the economy_. Then what? Well, either it fully does that, then it won‘t matter. We will allocate resources in a different way or there will be a revolution. Or it does only partially
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by quonn 3y ago
I think you‘re missing a few things: 1. Not everything is stuff. You can book a flight for 5000 Euros to the other end of the world. 2. Not all prices are the best. You might overpay significantly for said flight in order to not have to thi
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by quonn 3y ago
It‘s not more difficult, it‘s simply that it cannot be done using the same approach.
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by quonn 3y ago
It‘s unlikely because decades of experiments suggest so and also because it‘s unlikely that animals with a very basic neural system can have a sense of self. The burden of proof is on those claiming differently.
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by quonn 3y ago
I would say, subjectively yes, but these insects are incapable of worrying about that. Furthermore, biologically not quite, because they can reproduce with 100% their original DNA afterwards (unlike offspring which has less and less overlap
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by quonn 3y ago
First of all, Europe (which is in many respects not a single entity) has extensively acknowledged injustices done to Roma. Second, no, there are not relevant historical ties there anymore. Otherwise you could argue that Italy has ties to Eg
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by quonn 3y ago
That‘s an arbitrary distinction, since encryption uses a key just like „code“ uses a dictionary. In a one time pad where your key is long, how is it different from a dictionary? And in a trivial cipher the key may still encode a dictionary.
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by quonn 3y ago
Even after adjusting this statement three times it‘s still wrong. Certificate transparency has severely limited what CAs can do without being found out.
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by quonn 3y ago
And it‘s expensive, especially the API. Everyone knows the scalability of plain ChatGPT and it‘s there as a fallback - and so we tend to forget that and kind of also attribute it to GPT-4. But it will take two orders of magnitude of perform
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by quonn 3y ago
Maybe the US/Fremont version has these panels gaps, the ones built in China and Europe don‘t.
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by quonn 3y ago
It seems obvious now, but it was different. And not worse than most contemporary architecture either. But it would be nice to return to a more human, beautiful and sustainable style, true.
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by quonn 3y ago
At the time of Vietnam there was some sort of competition of different systems, now it‘s just plain old far right tyranny vs. the democratic world. The Domino theory was more about the alternative perhaps proving itself viable so it was to
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by quonn 3y ago
People said the same 20 years ago and it‘s not going to happen for many reasons. - The language of science remains English. - Only a small part of the Asian countries has languages with a similar structure. Meanwhile, North and South Americ
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by quonn 3y ago
> Does AI "subvert" "promoting the Progress of Science and useful Arts"? Absolutely, it may. That was my point that this is exactly to be observed and decided.
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by quonn 3y ago
More important than an opinion of a court is the opinion of lawmakers. After all, copyright laws have a purpose and AI subverts that purpose. Lawmakers will have to decide whether the benefit of AI to society is greater than the benefit of
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by quonn 3y ago
Why would the battery die? This is not a smartphone. For LFP batteries I expect multiple decades of use, even the other Tesla batteries are holding up with only around 5-15% of capacity loss after a decade.
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by quonn 3y ago
How? FSD means being constantly alert and ready to take over. If the driver didn‘t do this, he killed someone, not the car. It‘s abundantly clear to anyone opting into the beta.
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by quonn 3y ago
I wouldn‘t call it rushed, it works far better than most assisted driving systems. It will probably soon be rolled out as that and I would not be surprised if, eventually, it becomes good enough to be fully self driving.
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by quonn 3y ago
I don‘t think sentience is related to intelligence at all. A giant lookup table can be intelligent and ChatGPT can be intelligent, both without being sentient. The former for sure not being sentient. On the other hand, sentience just means
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by quonn 3y ago
But Hinton was a scientist for decades. Altman was a startup founder. All things being equal, I would assume Hinton is less motivated by money.
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by quonn 3y ago
So you think the landlord can just liquidate what you call the capital? Sell the house? Unless it‘s a large landlord, chances are that the renter is more liquid.
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by quonn 3y ago
„For Germany, this means that single people who make less than €1,148 in net income a month are considered below the poverty line.“ So 50 Euros would be 5%. Additionally there are discounts for the poor, often bringing the price down to 20
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by quonn 3y ago
New. There was a brief experiment last year with a 9 Euro one.
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by quonn 3y ago
Citation needed. What about the type of concrete used, especially the limited lifetime of reinforced concrete?
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by quonn 3y ago
It was the same with the initial rollout of 3G. There were all kind of crazy ideas for what this would enable, strange form factors of phones and so on. It usually takes a decade and turns out more boring, but in the end it _will be_ a bett
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by quonn 3y ago
No it isn‘t [0] and even if it were it‘s not about truth or falsehood but about right or wrong and in any case: „at all times“ cannot mean changing the past and artifacts of the past. The past already happened and cannot be changed and prod
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by quonn 4y ago
It‘s not more ethical to do research on humans, unless you can be sure these humans do not participate in experiments due to their economic situation. Anecdotal example: I have met a british guy who makes a living from participating in medi

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