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by tensor 3y ago
Toronto is notorious for this too. Either the credit card machine is broken and you must pay too much cash, or the credit card machine steals your card number, or you are refused a ride because it’s not far enough. Even travelling through E
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by tensor 3y ago
These are excellent questions. I was using AI in the seemingly typical way people use to today, to refer to large neural network systems. But yes, part of the issue around these laws and indeed the whole discussion is a lack of nuance about
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by tensor 3y ago
Critical decision making systems are present across industry and also government today. I'm not interested in discussing the balance of industry vs government control of our lives. Suffice to say, if a decision is being made that affec
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by tensor 3y ago
Social scoring is an interesting topic. E.g. why is it not banned if you don't use AI? I'd guess that most social scoring systems today are not actually AI based. Perhaps they have some components that come from AI, but it's
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by tensor 3y ago
As long as it's properly tested in terms of out-of-training testing data with sufficient statistics, I'd welcome AI decision making over human any day. When you have humans in charge you know for sure that you have a substantially
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by tensor 3y ago
Not for a night no. It's more of a replacement to renting a service apartment for longer periods of time (e.g. a week or more).
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by tensor 3y ago
I've also noticed that now some hosts are able to use external services and require a security deposit not managed through airbnb. Supposedly these are only via "airbnb approved platforms," but I still don't like it as t
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by tensor 3y ago
If only the DMA also required that users that are not E2E encrypted be displayed as such. As a user, it's important to know when your chat is actually secure. Competition should not be at the expense of security.
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by tensor 3y ago
99% of people are probably signed into a google account when they search google. If you want the sort of privacy you seem to want, stick to the dark web and similarly inconvenient tools. To maintain your level of privacy requires a drastica
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by tensor 3y ago
Announcing this long ago doesn't make it any less shitty that a fully working still relevant and expensive VR device is now a paperweight. Keeping a minimal framework alive so that the devices can be used with e.g. steam would have bee
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by tensor 3y ago
One thing everyone here always forgets about places like Bell Labs and Xerox parc, was that it was NOT a monoculture of developers working on things. These places encouraged collaboration between many different disciplines. They encouraged
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by tensor 3y ago
If by political instability you mean voting for the part with a big C that will only worsen your position and increase hate and discord among Canadians, then please find your "political instability" elsewhere. Ditto if you think &
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by tensor 3y ago
They can happen at the same time. Especially with programs encouraging people to build their own solar. I did that and at least in the summer months cover 90% of my power usage. Winter is more of an issue but this doesn't need to be in
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by tensor 3y ago
I use reminders for shopping lists. They can also be shared. Hopefully they are not the same database as notes!
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by tensor 3y ago
I use notes because my memory is only so good, and they can be useful to me to refer back to. I just use Apple Notes. Good enough for me. That said, I don't think any of my ideas are somehow worthy of being "archived" or the
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by tensor 3y ago
And yet objective studies of things like quality of life [1], access to medicare [2], and other metrics, always seem completely at odds with claims like yours. We may not be the top in all metrics, but we are far from the "the worst of
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by tensor 3y ago
The entire thread started with a comment claiming that the cold ruins everything and the province is mismanaged so that's that there is no solution. But that's not that, clearly there is a solution, and that's to start improv
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by tensor 3y ago
I'm one of those extremely against ads people who use an adblocker all the time, or pay for services that allow me to in order to remove ads. That said, I still click on accept for those cookie dialogs. I think it's entirely fair
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by tensor 3y ago
Planning / A* search is hardly a bunch of ifs, and is a crucial component of these systems. Expert systems are closer to a bunch of ifs, but that overlooks that the challenge is in coming up with the conditions, not writing if statemen
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by tensor 3y ago
It's not bias when it's based on a pattern of past behaviour. Perhaps you need to reconsider why you are unable to accept this.
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by tensor 3y ago
If AI were treated like software these court cases would be very clear and not an issue. The answer would be that yes AI can copy content as part of its operation but if a human uses it to reproduce that content exactly for others then it v
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by tensor 3y ago
What frustrates me the most are comments like yours that contribute nothing whatsoever to the debate about the limits of copyright. Humans are not special, get over it.
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by tensor 3y ago
One would hope that the outcome would be that NYT would be immediately delisted from all search engines, as being included requires AI learning from their content to index it. We don't need the NYT as a source to build AI systems.
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by tensor 3y ago
There is already have a blend of exactly what you desire in the US. But to answer your question, in the case of github copilot it does the checking for you, so no you don't need a list of all the sources. Regarding you wanting to opt-o
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by tensor 3y ago
Being able to train an AI is different than using it to reproduce copyright works verbatim. I could easily see a rule where you can train a model, but it's still on you to make sure that you don't use output from it that is too cl
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by tensor 3y ago
It's not that simple. Likely the root of this is that alpine uses musl which by default ships an allocator that is extremely slow in multithreaded code. I've seen Go programs be much much slower under alpine for this reason as wel
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by tensor 3y ago
The parts of this complaining about the usability of open source software are filled with such irony. I don’t think paying developers is going to help this particular problem. For starters, we can stop referring to non developers as “common
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by tensor 3y ago
Paying arbitrary fees to someone who filed paperwork first does not promote any sort of "cooperation", unless your idea of cooperation is one person paying money and one collecting it and giving nothing in return.
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by tensor 3y ago
While all of us with the luxury of having time off enjoy that, let's be thankful to those still working essential services like grocery stores and emergency departments. Also people in coffee shops, bars, and other entertainment venues
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by tensor 3y ago
I suspect many people question the value of the patent system at all, so the size of any company doesn't come into it. The patent system was designed to stimulate innovation by allowing inventors to be open with their ideas without ris

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