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sorokod
3y ago
Perhaps an equivalent of "risk aversion", negative implications outweigh the positive even if the count of either is the same.
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3y ago
A fair amount of effort is spent on autonomous models, e.g. driving. Who knows what the military are up to.
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3y ago
"Thousands of articles that only barely scratch the surface on the topic" I think that in one of Woody Allen films a character complains about a restaurant that "the food is terrible and the portions are too small"
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3y ago
"For the past few months, Mr. Davies and Mr. Zhu have been planning a comeback. In April, they unveiled Open Exchange, a marketplace for traders who lost money in last year’s crypto implosions. Customers will be able to buy and sell cl
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3y ago
universities haven't yet explained where the border between black and white is either. That does not make them identical.
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3y ago
"you can use any letters from the word function" the examples miss the perfectly cromulent 'unction'
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3y ago
From the article On March 18, 2018, a prototype Uber self-driving car slammed into Elaine Herzberg as she walked her bike across a road in Tempe, Arizona. First and foremost, Herzberg’s death was a tragedy for her family.
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3y ago
Thanks, for reference, the list of defendents https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_defendants_at_the_In...
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3y ago
"So my take is that largely all legal norms were discarded or violated" Could you give some examples?
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3y ago
A decent use case of some sort of statistical language model.
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3y ago
One of those "things have to get worse before they can get better"? Stop believe anything they see you must mean. Anyway all academic, prepare for interesting times.
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An A.I.-Generated Spoof Rattles the Markets
(nytimes.com)
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3y ago
Does, in your personal opinion, GPT-4 has an underlying model of the world?
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3y ago
Link to the Mosfilm YouTube https://m.youtube.com/@Mosfilm_eng/videos
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3y ago
Smedley Butler, previously on HN https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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3y ago
I doubt that having a "dictionary" attached to a math paper, something like 1. ∇ = nabla see https://mathworld.wolfram.com/Nabla.html 2. ... 3. ... would improve your understanding. Notation encodes ideas, it is t
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3y ago
"Belief in heaven among the UK public has also fallen, from 57% in 1981 to 41% last year. But belief in hell and in life after death has remained largely consistent, at 26% and 46% respectively." I guess one can believe in non dua
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Hell, yes: younger Britons more likely to believe in damnation, study finds
(theguardian.com)
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3y ago
Obligatory XKCD https://xkcd.com/1172/
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3y ago
I think this is unnecessarily harsh. After all, what we call reality is just our brains interpreting data. That doesn't make realliity less amazing.
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3y ago
That's the one, thanks!
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3y ago
Probably a law, any externally observable behaviour of sufficiently important system becomes it's defacto API.
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3y ago
To quote from the article: “Behind every thin rule is a thick rule, cleaning up after it.”
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3y ago
What should be expected then? It difficult to determine what the negation of "we shouldn't expect these models to know everything about everything" is.
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3y ago
Events cast a long shadow. Recently, Ukraine changed the date it would celebrate the defeat of Nazi Germany from 9th to 8th of May https://www.dw.com/en/unity-replacing-victory-ukraines-new-h...
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Germany's Three Surrenders
(youtube.com)
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The thick/thin rule distinction makes a lot of sense. The statement "Saints have bigger fish to fry" is a neat thin rule.
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Cooking, Monasteries, Arithmetic: The History of Rules
(publicbooks.org)
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May be true, but a lot of the stuff flying over Ukraine is retail. Future conflicts may be similar. DJIs seem to be popular https://gagadget.com/en/153538-ukrainian-intelligence-servic...
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3y ago
The video is less then four minutes long, is that too much for you?
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