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by sealeck 2y ago
It's April 2025
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by sealeck 2y ago
Infrared camera should do the trick.
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by sealeck 2y ago
Half the researchers are at ETH Zurich (INSAIT is a partnership between EPFL, ETH and Sofia) - hardly an unreliable institution.
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by sealeck 2y ago
https://danluu.com/p95-skill/
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by sealeck 2y ago
Apple can change the API interfaces as they see fit, no?
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by sealeck 2y ago
Sorry you think hairdressers don't create value? I find if I don't cut my hair this is very negative for me, and decreases my productivity!!
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by sealeck 2y ago
There's only the small issue that the people who live there don't want to be Chinese!
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by sealeck 2y ago
Because spewing lots of propaganda at people very rapidly is unfortunately often quite effective.
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by sealeck 2y ago
Machines are starting to "think" in the same way that ELIZA ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA ) is a good conversationalist; it's a mirage.
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US prosecutor in New York resigns after order to drop mayoral case(ft.com)
56 points by sealeck 2y ago|15 comments
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by sealeck 2y ago
And was at one point an illegal alien: he clearly has no respect for US immigration law.
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by sealeck 2y ago
And "ineligible for security clearance due to being wildly in hoc to a cybercrime gang"
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by sealeck 2y ago
This is an... interesting comment on many levels. A few things: we also put lots of effort into preventing mass casualty attacks in public places around the world (except the US govt in primary schools, for unfortunate three letter politica
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by sealeck 2y ago
That's like imagining school shooters won't get an AR-15 and do a school shooting because you put an otherwise unarmed guy with a baton by the front gate.
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by sealeck 2y ago
People are capable of having really deep conversations with ELIZA (program which just asked questions about things you said). I think there's a kind of "ooh it's language it must be clever" which I think is mistaking the
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by sealeck 2y ago
Totally. "AGI = $100bn of profit" lol
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by sealeck 2y ago
These are all people running AI labs! They want investment, and what better way to get investment than to tell people you're going to create Terminator? The people leaving OpenAI are joining other labs – their livelihoods depend on AI
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by sealeck 2y ago
Reading between the lines, I get the feeling that OpenAI may be starting to feel desperate if they feel the need to drive the hype like this.
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by sealeck 2y ago
Even if this problem you identify really does exist, and isn't just a boogeyman in your imagination, this is not fixing the problem. DOGE is literally creating more graft, and eroding processes put in place to ensure transparency. It w
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by sealeck 2y ago
An incredibly irrelevant comparison which kind of ignores thinking and just reduces things to "haha I have more money than you so I'm more important" (a strange way to think).
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by sealeck 2y ago
It may be that you can just find the solution for these tests by interpolating from a very large dataset.
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by sealeck 2y ago
Would you say Github benefit from open source developers using it? (And if not, why do you think they provide the service?) These people are maintaining free Docker images for Docker users to use. They're not charging for this, and Doc
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by sealeck 2y ago
Very rational, except that the leadership is starving the population, banned the internet, and executes people by strapping them to anti-aircraft guns. Oh and has send thousands of its citizens to die in Ukraine.
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by sealeck 2y ago
This is really a question of framing. The other way you can look at it is: Docker has benefitted from a community adopting its products, and developing software that makes Docker more useful. As someone who sells Docker services, you benefi
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by sealeck 2y ago
I don't think this is very helpful when it comes to the issue in question.
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by sealeck 2y ago
I think the more reasonable interpretation is that OP is currently looking to date someone. They (as one generally does) hope it will go well, in which case they might want to cement their relationship through marriage. However, they are wo
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by sealeck 2y ago
> The other problem is the welfare state or just the state. So much graft and just living off printed money. It pushes out success. I see these uninformed comments all the time, and to be they suggest that the person in question has an i
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by sealeck 2y ago
> The language barrier is just the cost of a translator. Is it? > Market fragmentation is a measurable phenomenon, as far as a language goes. Market fragmentation isn't about language fragmentation – the EU has no single market f
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by sealeck 2y ago
What do you expect the Lord Mayor to say? "Yes we think Brexit was great and that the government is going a good job." They're a lobby, they want to lobby for more concessions.
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by sealeck 2y ago
Rust dependencies tend to be pretty high quality in my experience. Maintained by experts and offer new improvements over state-of-the-art. But if you compare to C/C++ at least with Rust you _can_ but aren't required to use depende

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