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2y ago
Intent matters. I'm very happy we don't live in a world where it doesn't matter.
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You talk about morals, but did you consider that they are releasing the model as open source, and given that OpenAI and others do the same, Zuck is really the only current option to have a reasonably comparable open source model? Also, did
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2y ago
Using the scientific method to handle data.
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I studied cybernetics. Our teachers called us "cybernets".
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Do you know who owns most real estate either directly or indirectly? Pension funds. And who wants to shake up their pension? Nobody. It's the most democratized form of asset ownership, literally everybody is going to get angry. And sec
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Funnily enough, the AI on my phone gives better answers to hard questions about astrophysics than the basic word puzzles you mention. It's just a different kind of intelligence, I guess. I'm not asking it to do the calculations, I
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There's no such thing.
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That's the purpose of limited liability companies.
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Dropbox was an excellent useful little app when it first released. It absolutely deserved to be successful. Back then seamless file synchronization was unheard of, and laptops weren't too useful so it was the only reasonable option.
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2y ago
It was always relative to contemporary computers, though yes, I also say "let me consult the AI in my pocket supercomputer". Feels very Star Trek.
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2y ago
Unfortunately, most people still don't know Docker, much less NixOS.
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So tech workers will switch to working on robots? Why would that be any less high earning?
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2y ago
Why?
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2y ago
Script type=module doesn't work?
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How do you solve cross talk in congested areas? Made worse by the fact that mesh networks have a significant communication overhead.
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Eh, are you sure? I don't think you can say it so decisively. I am not saying it will be a direct result - but one of the steps.
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2y ago
What about a "public good" mobile network without any billing, only fair QoS?
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2y ago
What do you mean by implementing? Make your own radio chips, designed from the ground up? Or merely producing a networking device using chips from suppliers like Intel, TI, Broadcom, Qualcomm etc? Or the software side only?
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That doesn't make it legal to operate. In every EU country you need to register to legally conduct business activity. It used to be an expensive and long hassle but nowadays it's simple and quick, usually online and cheap.
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You don't need it. You find someone else out of the thousands of people working in that field across the globe.
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Since we manage parks and separate the wild animals from each other for our own purposes. Probably hundreds of thousands of years.
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Today's world is too transparent and connected. I can open the web page of an university where a bunch of PhDs research this and send them an email. There are legions of nerds that would immediately spot any inconsistency and make a to
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AI can read lips better than humans. Unfortunately, lip reading isn't really possible. Too much ambiguity and way too hard to do it in a recognizable way while not making any sounds.
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2y ago
Maybe this will lead to a new kind of surgery that will allow you to stop taking pills.
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2y ago
To have fun? No idea how AI changes it...
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It has nothing to do with common sense.
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2y ago
It's a real guy and the story is real too. Good programmers aren't always great philosophers...
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It allows you to separate these steps and only execute the unsafe ones in a container but not having to do everything in there. Thanks for mentioning the default list! Good point.
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Yes, I agree. But it is the stated goal.
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2y ago
Bun package manager (compatible with NPM) doesn't execute any code during package installation.
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