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by seventytwo 2y ago
Part of what’s driving this is that CUSTOMERS are buying the hype also. So when two companies offer a similar product, but one slaps a “driven by AI” sticker on the box, they get more sales. So, does that make the executives stupid for tryi
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by seventytwo 2y ago
There’s a big difference between something like this and the case of blinding, transient, despair-driven suicidality that we typically think of. I’d agree that in the transient case, intervention should take place. But in a case like this w
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by seventytwo 2y ago
It does.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
What makes this better than OpenCV?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Was wondering about the June 8th date on there :)
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by seventytwo 2y ago
I couldn’t agree more.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Does this justify legislation that bans algorithmic content based on outrage?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
If you have a better solution, why don’t you write a nice email to him. I’m sure he could use a brilliant military scientist like yourself…
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Russia has its own constellation called GLONASS. It might be possible for Ukraine to jam that and GPS. I’m not sure how that would affect the bomb’s accuracy. I’m sure Ukraine is researching this.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
It’s both.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Zero people are going to insure an umbrella.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
How hard would it be to do a project like the voron printer project where it’s just the plans and BOM?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
How about selling my data means I get a large cut of the profits?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
A+
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Huh?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
What are the row of green rectangles in the middles of the longe edges?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
This is an area where recalls is a bad metric. It could be that a company with high rates of recalls is actually very good and just issues recalls for smaller things while other companies don’t.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Why would anyone use spaces?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
What would be nice is a Microsoft Word plugin that checked grammar and usage against this spec…
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Why is everything darker and grayer? Is that an editorial choice? Or an AI artifact?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Was just thinking this. There’s some differences, like the integers don’t have to be ordered biggest to smallest at any time, but it very much feels like Towers of Hanoi would be a good starting place to solve this.
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by seventytwo 3y ago
Good read. I find myself doing a lot of these too.
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by seventytwo 3y ago
Hope so.
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by seventytwo 3y ago
Is this kind of obvious stuff what passes for content these days? I should start a substack…
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by seventytwo 3y ago
The real answer is that we don’t know. We know with 100% certainty that life exists on the universe, we just don’t know where else besides earth it exists.
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by seventytwo 3y ago
It’s possible that a sentience dependent on a colder chemistry could operate more slowly, too.
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by seventytwo 3y ago
There’s a few things that usually need to come together in various ratios for success - hard work, efficiency, talent, and luck. A person can still be successful with any single trait, but it’s less likely. What’s more, with multiple traits
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by seventytwo 3y ago
Good post. Thanks!
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by seventytwo 3y ago
I haven’t heard this one… can you elaborate?
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by seventytwo 3y ago
Wonder what the economics are if deep water ports around the arctic circle. Might be a modern gold rush of sorts to have that area of the ocean open for shipping year round and in a direct path over the pole.

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