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throwbadubadu
3y ago
"Nooooooo, V'Ger" was exactly what was my first thought. ( and just realizing https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Motion_Pictur... was only two years after launch! Wow.)
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
That's still how our patriarchal societies unfortunately work.. that's similarly true for a lot of western governments still. Nevertheless, even if the little elite that decides the fate of the peace wanting majority is 100% men,
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Why does it hurt the efforts now to say that we need more, otherwise there will be no way back? Not getting it. If we didn't downplay "the doom" for years now (and your framing is exactly kind of that), we maybe wouldn't
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
> why would Spain share everything with the USA. Wishful (respectively forceful) thinking :)
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
And if it is a big or even state company we need to save and ensure workplaces, or "hello dear lobbyist with that big suitcase!" :D
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Hard lesson learned the hard way ;) Abstracting and clean coding around seemingly abstractable and similar fresh code (or even existing one!) without knowing the details that lead to that (agreed, often also not the best craftswork, but any
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
But the bar is much higher than just network sniffing and reversing a dumb protocol?
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Yes, because we would have had that quick and clean and easy and cheap way out of all the mess, so simple, but everybody stupid blaming everything on nucular, and now boom, climate catastrophe!
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Only one here finding that story super awkward, weird and full of clichēs?
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Good to have studies, but shouldn't even need them as the effect is pretty clear and undebatable when just experienced. It is not only coverage but evaporation from trees, too, besides the nice view and psychological effect of bringing
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Why? "The release shows that domestic CPUs have reached a new height in self-sufficiency and performance. It also demonstrates that China is capable of producing first-class products based on a proprietary CPU structure," As this
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Condense email, always a good idea to reflect, e.g I can quickly write too long texts where you can cut half. Condensing down to one sentence is maybe hard though. Alternatively, write multiple one sentence emails... :D Seriously? Ask him t
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Wow, says someone executed by the evil in the end. RIP
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
But you can add the generic all problem solving run a library as a service service wrapper around it and have both and be done forever?
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
> "Our mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity." Ahhh now I get that, all humanity, exclude noone :D > pointed to Altman’s aggressive fundraising efforts for a chips venture with au
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Indeed, the hologram in the meeting was just the "powerpoint slide", abstract to convey the idea: death star, trench, boom. Noone stood up and went studying it like a map, that was not its purpose at all.
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
> And he thinks some humans will one day choose to merge with machines. A lot of what Sutskever says is wild. But not nearly as wild as it would have sounded just one or two years ago. Ok it is an intro.. but they say this as if he would
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
You don't :) Pretty please! (Unless you are in a really deep emergency and need something very important, like stashing millions). > I’m a big believer in cold emails. They’ve personally opened many doors for me Yeah, because some p
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
imo that's outdated mantra repeated while we are just getting there.. but anyway: as is any nuclear 10 year planning now 20 years out then in reality, at least here in the west.
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Ok, thanks a lot. Agreed, one might even argue if it is better to scale this number with the amount of cores, or in what relationship, or if the initial values chosen are the optimal ones, certainly not for every situation. With the right c
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Yes, when you run in parallel, and e.g. see all >8 cores nicely nagging up to 100% why assume something wrong? Still don't get after rereading the article, what is the malus, it must be small by that? Because you definitely saw line
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Calling bullshit is maybe too harsh. There may be requirements matching the available training data and the right mood the LLM has been tuned for where it delivers acceptable, then considered flawless, results (extreme example: just try &qu
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
> What would make you happier? Just having a good life.. and if so, doing good things for me, whatever scope of fellows around me (could be whole humanity), and improve anything what I can influence somehow, like the near future. That so
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Mars or even stellar exploration will matter, or would, if we make it there... didn't question that. And it is not just about me and my nonexistant children ;) But tbh, if something after us emerges again in some millions of years is s
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Definitely, but that was neither questioned nor the point at all, shrug .
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Because then we can stop caring and go on as before! :) No, honestly I don't know either. I don't know what it even changes without mentioning Mars at all, and that's what all the "the Earth has been always gone through
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
Not really right.. but again you also either didn't read the article, didn't get the point, or strongly object it? (And also ignore authentic experiences other people give here)? Beyond nicotine, which is addictive yes, there is m
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
As a former smoker I think you didn't fully read the article und understood author's and other's thesis that it is actually not the nicotine that makes for the strong cigarette addiction.
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
> built on "math" or "numbers" but could be built on bits That reads strange, what is the difference besides the range of numbers?
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throwbadubadu
3y ago
It always has been already for a long time.. (a "Keine Werbung" sticker is enough to indicate you don't want it)?! https://dejure.org/gesetze/UWG/7.html Sure, theory and practice and sueing offender
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