rllearneratwork

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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
In ex-USSR that would mean just having the judge either be part of the gang offering protection or have the gang "talk" to him/her for a potentially additional fee. A subscription type of fee was more common though.
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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
politicians protecting them by "feel good" policies always are and are getting more and more radical
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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
In 90-ies, when police and courts stopped doing whatever they have been doing during USSR collapse, the vacuum of "law enforcement" was filled with criminal gangs. So businessmen would pay some gang for their business protection.
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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
USA (and yes, I know they are building some here already). Maybe UK as well.
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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
Why there? Germany has some crazy labor laws, they will be in for a surprise long term.
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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
that's the point. Nobody even has a good enough definition of consciousness and intelligence.
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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
Despite very real and impressive progress with LLMs towards general conversation agents there has been near zero progress in understanding and recreating consciousness and agency which even insects posses.
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MLPerf 3.0 results are out. Now with GPT benchmark(mlcommons.org)
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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
Real Open AI lab.
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by rllearneratwork 3y ago
how do you decide who is a scientist and who is not?
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
yeah, time to give up on Firefox because Mozilla can't seem to focus.
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
Yes. They must regain their "innovator" status. Current CEO is a PM not an innovator.
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
so, nothing is available right now. Why make this announcement? I can play with ChatGPT now, nothing similar from Google yet.
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
In November 2014, California voters approved Proposition 1: The Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure Improvement Act. The $7.5 billion bond dedicated $2.7 billion for the public benefits of new water-storage projects. But no new reserv
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
yeah, and then there is a "little" asset like Superchargers network which makes Tesla ownership, at least in US, much more attractive. Edit. I'm not implying that Tesla is fairly priced, underpriced or overpriced. But this wh
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
yeah. But some are apparently working at Livermore Nat. Lab still. Also, I feel like there is a bunch at SpaceX, Tesla, NASA, DeepMind and OpenAI
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
off-topic, but related. Ulam's "Adventures of a Mathematician" is an excellent and very inspiring book.
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
I would love to see "fusion Manhattan project", this planet is well overdue for new gigantic R&D projects such as Manhattan and Apollo.
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
this is a great idea. Many (most?) killings by police are justified that by the "threat to the officer's life". With robots won't we have opportunity to minimize killings by police. The robot's well being is clearly
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
China is also where most of the solar panels are built
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
"Nuclear is likely to be 9% to 12% of generation in 2035" - this is absurd. We should have much more aggressive targets for nuclear. Because it is the cleanest, safest and most reliable source of 0-emission power. France gets 70%
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
holy cow! what could possibly go wrong
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
not all homeless are the same. No amount of housing will help those doing drugs and defecating on the streets. They need mandatory treatment if they are public nuisance (which they absolutely are). For people "out of luck" but w
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
yes. But on the other hand we are spoiled with choice in tech. So take advantage of that.
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
Apple
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
exactly, imagine them being legit and building ML pipelines there with their data.
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
I remember I was very excited about leaving Microsoft for Theranos when they were on the rise (before WSJ publications). I thought it would be a great opportunity to apply my expertise (machine learning) to their application. But then I r
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
No. read my message again. As I said, we should assume good intention first until proven otherwise. But we should have better tools to test for biases/toxicity. Perspective API is great tool for toxicity detection. But I'm not awa
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
Given that Yandex is a crucial part of Russian propaganda arm, we should consider the whole range of possibilities from: * Good. This is great researchers helping community by sharing great work. (which is what I'd like to assume befor
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by rllearneratwork 4y ago
can't parents and grandparents, you know, get vaccinated to protect themselves?

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