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by rini17 1y ago
You seriously underestimate the appeal of burning cycles on GPUs to get something cool, if barely useful, out. Cryptocurrencies are still very much alive, too.
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by rini17 1y ago
Maybe. But are you aware that noone, at least in management, wants to hear "you must make the effort"?
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by rini17 1y ago
Tell that to all these bloodbathers. I am trying it out myself and in touch with the reality.
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by rini17 1y ago
Yes, because AGI is advertised(or reviled) as such. That you plug it in and it figures everything else out itself. No need for training and management like for humans. In other words, did the AI actually replace you in this case? Do you exp
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by rini17 1y ago
But how is AI supposed to replace anyone when you have either to get lucky or to correctly set up all these things you write about first? Who will do all that and who will pay for it?
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by rini17 1y ago
Found articles like one below, seems you're right! https://www.psychologie-heute.de/leben/artikel-detailansicht...
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by rini17 1y ago
Filenames with whitespace were considered an abomination in 1979. If supported at all.
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by rini17 1y ago
I had same issue with fancy translucent cover for my hearing aids. Sunlight at certain angles and flashes caused noise. Nobody believed me.
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by rini17 1y ago
I ran into similar issue with compassion. In English it is "a social feeling that motivates people to go out of their way to relieve the physical, mental, or emotional pains of others and themselves" In German and Slovak (my first
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by rini17 1y ago
Well, get creative and find some middle ground. Maybe add a rule that player that has no cards on hand and gets no resources in this turn can reshuffle.
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by rini17 1y ago
The actual modern Ada ended up being reasonable and the conservative design is justified. And it's no more verbose than Java anyway. Is there any writeup on the discrepance between the hysteria and the real thing? I think it was blowba
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by rini17 1y ago
Congrats. I'm linux desktop user, still had to waste hours of time nursing miscellaneously recalcitrant windows updates that annoyed people around.
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by rini17 1y ago
As a reply to: You don't have to stress "do I update my OS?"
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by rini17 1y ago
You don't stress about Windows updates? Hard to believe it.
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by rini17 1y ago
Well there's epistemology, ontology, phenomenology. You can buy license for an ontology(I can recommend Gellish) but that's only kind of data model not whole framework. You'll need to look into the other ones to find somethin
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by rini17 1y ago
Such as?
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by rini17 1y ago
But as recent AI advancement hints at, these states are highly manydimensional. And in such spaces our intuitions fall apart. Even simple gradient descent works quite differently when you have millions of almost-cardinal directions to pick
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by rini17 1y ago
They don't have "all the rights" btw. We have agreed that monopolies should not have the right to exist, 100 years ago already. Building bigger and bigger moats moves us away from the "enlightened self-interest" tha
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PFAS: The Biggest Chemical Cover-Up in History [video](youtube.com)
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by rini17 1y ago
286 far pointers were used sparingly, to save precious memory. Now we don't have any such problem and there are still unused bits in pointers even on largest 64 bit systems that might be repurposed perhaps. With virtual memory, there a
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by rini17 1y ago
If CPU brach predictor had bits of information readily available to check buffer boundaries and privilege level of the code, all this would be much easier to prevent. But apparently that will only happen when we pry out the void* from the c
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by rini17 1y ago
What are these better multidimensional measures of intelligence that were proven to correlate with real world performance, can you link pls? Genuinely interested.
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by rini17 1y ago
Sign language of Deaf when it's their first language is strange enough, it does have something map-like that the author writes about. Curious that practically nobody is nerding out on it, unlike various aliens mentioned. My personal ob
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by rini17 1y ago
It rests on the foundation that all the things beyond his capacity to care... don't really exist.
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by rini17 1y ago
> "Unfunded liabilities—Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid" In the US, healthy citizens are a liability. As opposed to expenses for bank bailouts, defense and prisons, these are great investments, I guess.
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by rini17 1y ago
Violence is not mentioned even once. Maybe because it is and always was _the_ ground to compel all people to enter a social contract. Decentralization and deregulation of violence was attempted many times and ended up with survivors agreein
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by rini17 1y ago
Apparently in the US there's no straight and honest discourse about anything anymore. In Europe there are various neurodivergent-adjacent groups and products too, but it's more practically focused and less about identity. Professi
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by rini17 1y ago
Great! I got recently into C.G.Jung psychology which is exactly about honesty to self. And he wanted everyone to uncover their own archetypes. Not taking whatever he discovered as the given truth. Funny how that bit is rarely mentioned. Sti
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by rini17 1y ago
Uhm, I was under impression you are contractually obliged not to do that to the grid? As a wholesale customer, not small kettle picker I mean. Or that's just my european bureaucratically minded approach and in the US everyone just ri
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by rini17 1y ago
Remelting whole planet is such a nonsense, it would take millions of years for the large body as Mars to cool enough for surface to be usable. By the way, the loss of atmosphere takes millions of years too. The popular "we must restart

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