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by ruszki 2mo ago
But on some level I understand the immediate low level criticism. Of course, it’s stupid to criticize something without reading about it. However, I’ve seen waaaay more studies which was made with even lower effort. For example, the other d
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by ruszki 2mo ago
> If they can do the job they can do the role. Obviously. Can they do the job? Because right now, government decisions are based on AI generated code, which was verified by nobody who can do that. So the cost of an unsatisfactory answer
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by ruszki 2mo ago
The long tail dream didn’t really happen in any single market which was democratized the same way in the past. Why do you expect something else now, especially on an already oversaturated market?
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by ruszki 2mo ago
Didn’t we have these also without GitHub? If you wanted to share code, you could that even without GitHub.
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by ruszki 2mo ago
Prediction of the next token based on dataset and loss function.
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Just because you change loss function or dataset, it doesn’t become not a prediction. Just a prediction of something else.
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by ruszki 3mo ago
What is the reason for that anger?
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by ruszki 3mo ago
I wash my iPhone like every month. As I do with all of my phones for the past decade. Zero issues. I had a problem only once a long time ago, when I was in water with one of my Sony, but they replaced it immediately. No issue with the repla
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by ruszki 3mo ago
For example? Because usually, people who say this have something in their mind about which they should rightfully be ashamed. Like people who want other people to have lesser rights.
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Except in this case, it’s seeing complete threads without clicking vs clicking many times to achieve the same thing. Also, clutter… These are measurable things, not moody things.
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by ruszki 3mo ago
It probably matters where, because the longest waiting times were always in the US for me. Especially since digital passports, the queue into the EU is always extremely quick with those, while it’s still the same into the US (at least in Bo
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by ruszki 3mo ago
It wasn't misleading for 70 years... How did it become misleading?
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by ruszki 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence As it is taught literally every single AI/machine learning course on the world, machine learning is very much part of AI completely since inception. I don’t co
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Most of them were completely unrecognizable back then. Compared to those, this is a huge achievement.
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Probably it was added to the training data on the first day when this benchmark was on HN main page. It’s a bad benchmark since then. I don’t know why people still rate it high. Basically, every benchmark becomes pointless after it was publ
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by ruszki 3mo ago
First, they would need global coverage for that. Because looking at this map tells a different story: https://starlink.com/gb/map It’s still the best option, but far from “global”. Also Iran is an obvious lie with that
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Maybe this will help, but I know that your cognitive dissonance will find something else: - There are 100 controversial opinions - 50 is censored - you can see 50 all the time Also, you ignored all of the explanation which explained to you
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by ruszki 3mo ago
> It's censored and there is a ton of controversial opinions being spread? > Do you see how these two statements are in conflict? It's not in conflict. Both can be true at the same time. Also, there is nothing which is not &
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by ruszki 3mo ago
> this tends to resolve itself as there is a market opportunity to create a better product If the market is fair and leveled. Which is not the case without intervention as we know for hundreds of years at this point. And governments clea
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Currently, the fact that these large platforms can block you and they block you randomly (which is the case of Reddit for me, because I dared to use privacy protecting extensions when I commented on a subreddit to which I wasn’t subscribed;
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by ruszki 3mo ago
What does it give to the military, what they haven’t had already? Better round trip time?
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Huge advantages maybe in the future. Not now. I’m thinking buying a camper van, and just travel through the world. Except I need internet, everywhere. There are no such options. Starlink is the best, but there are two main problems with it:
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Interestingly, the average reader wasn’t that annoyed by the magnitudes higher information density of 2 decades ago. Also, the information density plummeted because of ads, not because it was demanded by readers.
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Even in 2015, we have already started Spring projects without XML configuration. But you shouldn’t be surprised. Very few people really can code in Spring nicely. For example, configuration in application.properties is still seems to be too
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by ruszki 3mo ago
> Not sure why such stuff would need to be retained to function It's quite difficult to know what happened in the previous frame without any kind of retention.
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by ruszki 3mo ago
Except of course they did something. They created a new language from scratch when they knew this whole situation beforehand. My analogy is perfect, because it’s easy to filter people out who cannot add anything to the discussion. They imme
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by ruszki 3mo ago
You are the first in my life who said to a cognitive dissonance that it’s well put. People always amaze me.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
Exactly. Which you cannot possibly know from the cited sentence.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
I think fascism is just a symptom. People here do the same thing with Apple for example. Yesterday, I could induce cognitive dissonance quite easily, the same way when they encounter irrevocable fact against their faith in fascism. The exac
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by ruszki 4mo ago
If I allow you to cross my main door, but I'm 100% kill you immediately after that, do I really allow you into my home, or not? Your legalese only works in court, and Apple and fanboys spread this nonsense only because of legal reasons

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