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391.
by return0 10y ago
some people seemed to take pride in it
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by return0 10y ago
lots of literal shitposting there
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by return0 10y ago
They are not bound by speed of light. Nothing is exchanged or transmitted, the collapse of wavefunction is genuinely instant in both places. The drawback is that you cannot choose or predict which outcome you will measure, so you can't
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by return0 10y ago
more like, someone puts both fruit in black bags, mixes them up and gives one to alice and one to charlie. alice does not know which one she got until bob eats his fruit or until charlie sees it.
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by return0 10y ago
How long would it take until snapchat becomes the same?
396.
by return0 10y ago
Honestly, if you stopped reading, why did you conment?
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by return0 10y ago
That is an error, which will be backpropagated and forever corrected. We have to assess whether 1 human life per ambiguity is an appropriate price to pay
398.
by return0 10y ago
But programming is blue collar work!
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by return0 10y ago
But everyone can use language to clarify things, not just lawyers. A proper AI system would fill in the missing info with the optimal defaults, and ask for clarification for the rest. Every new edge case added makes the system smarter
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by return0 10y ago
What happens when that 'higher level language' is the everyday language? Everyone knows it
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by return0 10y ago
The question is if you accept that a machine can take blame. If it cant, you cant diffuse responsibility even to a million machines
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by return0 10y ago
Thats for financial liability. What if the machine makes a crime?
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by return0 10y ago
Yet the ultimate blame is going to find a human when something illegal happens. Because 'ownership' is a human concept
404.
by return0 10y ago
I no longer think artificial intelligence is artificial. The machines obviously suck that intelligence from bloggers' heads.
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by return0 10y ago
Maybe that's what people are missing: the emotional thrill of it. How often do you find yourselves fixing a bug for days and nights? Almost every possible bug is now a few web searches away.
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by return0 10y ago
I'm glad they chose a title that highlights the feat, instead of the fact that they are women. And it's weird that most comments here focus away from the impressive feat.
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by return0 10y ago
That the abuse of the supposed "mandate" of both elected governments began delegitimizing them in the eyes of the electorate
408.
by return0 10y ago
It's not the first time (or the last). VRML worked in 1996 even
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by return0 10y ago
> Threat to free society? Jury's out. But at this point, it certainly seems worth regulating. Regulation is the threat to free society.
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by return0 10y ago
> It's a problem. You 're talking about people, right?
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by return0 10y ago
Why do people get away with pretending that rights come from the sky?
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by return0 10y ago
OTOH, it allows public authorities to bypass these regulations for "criminal purposes" and does not define any absolute safe haven rights from that.
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by return0 10y ago
The web needs more anarchy, not less. Less spoon-feeding people with the truth, let them bear the brunt of their failures. All the problems he mentions are political, stemming from too much power in governments which makes political candid
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by return0 10y ago
wonder how one does a static e-commerce site.
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by return0 10y ago
I think the author assumes that all wordpress sites are simple blogs. Woocommerce alone powers 30% of e-commerce sites.
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by return0 10y ago
I expect to see more people putting recaptchas in their login screens, which means even more data funneled to google (after NSA i guess).
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by return0 10y ago
nice, but that was the most uninformative video ever.
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by return0 10y ago
if you re talking about partnered people, they note that the decline is smaller for them.
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by return0 10y ago
There's also a trend of men 'going their own way'. There doesn't seem to be a female equivalent yet. I wonder why this is not studied in more detail. And it seems the latest generations have a very pragmatic/utilita
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by return0 10y ago
sex distributions are not uniform. some people have lots of sex others very little.

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