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by seydor 1y ago
i get enough natural, organic blurriness from my presbyopia after 40
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by seydor 1y ago
Terawatts of green energy being wasted to make your screen unreadable
873.
by seydor 1y ago
Did you mean 2007 when Windows Vista was released"?
874.
by seydor 1y ago
It's not about democracy in the middle east at all. China is more democratic than those countries. It's about containing china s rise as it grows to be a direct rival to the US Western hegemony . That would be an affront to democ
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by seydor 1y ago
The immigrants arriving to the south of italy/greece from libya are Egyptians, syrians, sudanese, afghans, bangladeshi etc. Not subsaharan. There is no significant migration of subsaharan africans to the north of Africa. They want to g
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by seydor 1y ago
in biology things usually work in self-reinforcing cycles. Most people in here might agree , yet most of them hold directly or indirectly stocks of those companies.
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by seydor 1y ago
Maybe this timeline leads to nationalization of spaceX
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by seydor 1y ago
the payment would probably be based on the usage of that source in generating LLM output for the LLM user. This would probably require training a parallel network that connects LLM network nodes to sources. Then the activation of those node
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by seydor 1y ago
Google indexes your website for free, and it will pay you to put ads in it. That's also what all social media do , they put ads on your thoughts. They dont even need to index your thoughts because you submit them directly. It has nothi
880.
by seydor 1y ago
VAT for content should be a thing. Ultimately all users should be getting paid
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by seydor 1y ago
Biological systems can be described via diff equations, e.g. neural cells can be analyzed with hodgkin-huxley type models and this can lead to bottom-up theories of biological neural networks. ML is used to approximate other more complex pr
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by seydor 1y ago
Looking forward to the infuriating comments
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by seydor 1y ago
but that's not engineering, and people won't get the reward of engineering things. business development is fine and dandy , but for some people is the epitome of boredom
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by seydor 1y ago
> Although the cockatoos can manipulate the fountain’s handles, they don’t always quench their thirsts. The team found that only 41% of attempts ended with the birds successfully drinking water. The animals struggled especially when othe
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by seydor 1y ago
actually he should buy the bankrupt name and be the same company
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by seydor 1y ago
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/E-10-2025-0011... https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/P-10-2025-0001...
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by seydor 1y ago
> it's accountable to the heads of governments The EU actively engages in selecting and canceling heads of governments in EU countries. There has been 0 cases where the head of the commision was held accountable for something. Actu
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by seydor 1y ago
The US. The EU is a bureaucratic institution, not a democratic one, and arguably doesn't have more legitimacy than its current bureaucrats at any time. At this time there are 0 people worth talking about in the Commission or the counci
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by seydor 1y ago
Humans are mimetic creatures. The biggest damage (some call it influence) that LLMs will do is that next generation will be talking like an LLM. They might even normalize hallucination
890.
by seydor 1y ago
Most of the people are leisuring af work (for keynes era standards) and also getting paid for it
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by seydor 1y ago
It's a matter of process: first exposure to many people, then filtering. That's how it works in school, work etc. Ideally one would plan to gather a ton of people in a crowded place, like a large concert or church.
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by seydor 1y ago
i ll just go to a sauna
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by seydor 1y ago
if people don't want to use the AI it means the AI is not useful or interesting enough. paying 300M won't really move the needle in that. Now , if they actually paid the users to use it ... who knows
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by seydor 1y ago
we are at the peak of the LLM hype cycle. The trough of disillusionment will be a black bleak abyss
895.
by seydor 1y ago
because it seems like at 70 people won't be productive, hence the assumptions that humans are made of steel and retirement can stretch like rubber fail.
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by seydor 1y ago
Drugs make people happy. It's not the state's job to define happiness for its people, it s there to manage the economy so they can find the happiness they like.
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by seydor 1y ago
the boomers were so exceptional that their exceptionality should not be ignored in public discourse. We will never have such a big generation ever again, so all their dreams about endless welfare will go away with them. I dont know if anyon
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by seydor 1y ago
they were rich before ozempic
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by seydor 1y ago
The algebra behind neural networks and llms is surprisingly simple, and the rest of it is scaling tricks. So, por que no los dos
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by seydor 1y ago
I ve heard about these problems for many years. In particular, many indian phd students were reluctant to travel to European conferences for fear that there might be complications when returning back to America. The unreliable current admin

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