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by seydor 1y ago
Tangentially i can't help but notice a pattern. Generation1 says "build more homes", then they build them and convince Generation2 to invest despite ever climbing real estate prices. Then the internet happens and Generation2
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by seydor 1y ago
nuclear bombs, moon landings wow it's like the 1960s again, but with old people
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by seydor 1y ago
We should tax cloudflare, aws etc. for using public infrastructure
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by seydor 1y ago
Given the huge capitalizations of AI companies, banks will not like this and will eliminate it
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by seydor 1y ago
Weirdness is necessary in every cultural bubble. Christianity was weird once, as was gayness, as was rationalism, market economy etc.
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by seydor 1y ago
My theory is it all has todo with immigration, or rather the way we treat immigration since the 2000s. In order to accomodate everyone the culture gained new sensibilities, and the bubble burst. But idiosyncratic cultures can only grow in b
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by seydor 1y ago
It's just another Horizon2020 grant, people. Don't be overly harsh to a bunch of academics who are just earning their living.
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by seydor 1y ago
Is there a difference?
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by seydor 1y ago
Ironic that it can't be tariff'd
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by seydor 1y ago
I don't get the hate. He served 4 months for a laundering case , and has built the most successful exchange. There are bankers and vcs doing far worse things. He deserved the pardon , and no, he doesn't control bitcoin
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by seydor 1y ago
we re going to get closer and closer to removing all hand-engineered features of neural network architecture, and letting a giant all-to-all fully connected network collapse on its own to the appropriate architecture for the data, a true b
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by seydor 1y ago
Converting workers to stock buybacks.
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by seydor 1y ago
It's great funding for physics research. I don't care if it's useless, it beats spending on politics and surveillance
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by seydor 1y ago
Gone are the days of the guillotine ...
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by seydor 1y ago
1440 min
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by seydor 1y ago
Uber Monkey
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by seydor 1y ago
Is it worse than "Rich CEO expressing certainly over his hunch"
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by seydor 1y ago
I wouldn't consider either of them qualified to answer that question
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by seydor 1y ago
Also stamp-scented croissants?
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by seydor 1y ago
Maybe the vector database can
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by seydor 1y ago
AGI will be achieved via sexual evolution, just like biology did
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by seydor 1y ago
Their research is pivoting to STDs
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by seydor 1y ago
Someone has to run the robots. And i bet it's not going to be the educated but spoiled workforce of the developed western world, but that will be outsourced to offshore destinations. I think there's something cultural about wantin
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by seydor 1y ago
because they are the only ones who can make it legal
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by seydor 1y ago
fitting, considering his job is to spy without consent
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by seydor 1y ago
yes it s worse, far worse
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by seydor 1y ago
when your software is highly illegal, i doubt you can find many investors
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by seydor 1y ago
Bitcoin is the stable one now
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by seydor 1y ago
All this high speed fiber for nothing...
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by seydor 1y ago
online communication, city densities, very fast movement of people, immigration, inexistence of third spaces, helicopter parenting and so many other things

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