salamo

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by salamo 4y ago
More fundamentally, it's not clear there is a coherent high-level vision. You can either - allow all legal speech; or - ban doxxing, publicly available location info, bots, spam, info critical of Musk/Twitter, parody, links to oth
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by salamo 4y ago
It sounds like this research is pretty promising. I will be very happy if this can be deployed in water treatment plants. However, there is a remaining problem of removing these chemicals from everything else. What about crops grown in cont
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by salamo 4y ago
In practical terms I don't even see how it would make sense. The median mortgage is $1100 per month. Say the average monthly energy bill is $200 on top of that, and interest is 5%. Instead of paying $200 to the utility company, I pay $
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by salamo 4y ago
Setting aside gaming the energy audit, I just don't see how it's possible to price energy 30 years out. The price of any one energy source fluctuates, the makeup of energy used can change (replacing a gas furnace with an electric
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by salamo 4y ago
If you're worried that HTML is too verbose and therefore inefficient, that's not really an issue since it's going to be compressed in transit anyways. So then the question is, assuming that the compressed representation has t
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Rolling My Own Blog Search(lukesalamone.github.io)
1 points by salamo 4y ago|0 comments
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My Favorite Antimaia Games(lukesalamone.github.io)
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by salamo 4y ago
From the article, > The founders of the democratic tradition understood that institutions are prone to corruption. This does not mean that they cease to operate. It means, to the contrary, that they continue to function, but in ways that
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Alphabet Chess(lukesalamone.github.io)
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by salamo 4y ago
I don't think the question of whether the US is in fact a liberal democracy is central to my argument. If you see the US as more autocratic, the same line of reasoning applies: won't AI simply tend to exacerbate all of the problem
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by salamo 4y ago
I tend to worry about the opposite problem: what if the United States is successful in deploying artificial intelligence? In the article, the author uses the United States interchangeably with the concept of liberal democracy, which I belie