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by trhway 1mo ago
As LLMs are smarter in English even Russian government workers use them that way - translate request/prompt/task to English, run generation, translate result back to Russian.
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by trhway 1mo ago
well, just to illustrate to the jury that the "recreation" is just an illusion built by prosecution, the defense should be able to present the same video with the lead prosecutor in the role of the perpetrator of the crime.
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by trhway 1mo ago
better the best of both worlds - flying boat like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_314_Clipper Giving how static bases (including airstrips) have become vulnerable, i think we may yet to see those flying boats comi
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by trhway 2mo ago
I think the reason may be generational. The current parents are majority Millenials, the generation which didn't have to shoulder a lot of personal responsibility like previous generations. Thus when it comes to their children they as
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by trhway 2mo ago
Like in "Chicago" they should have prepared 2 versions of the article, yet i guess they had only one.
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by trhway 2mo ago
>Why wouldn't we assume humans are special? We are, by so many metrics. We've become essentially a force of nature, rather than a simple occupying species. and that specialness appeared when? in our mammal ancestors? our Big Ap
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by trhway 2mo ago
>1940s technology yes, i'd have expected that laser enrichment would be more preferable technology for modern development
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by trhway 2mo ago
>they would train the pipeline on a raw-ish image data to have better consistency? I would think that some kind of algorithm "bettering" the image of course, whatever "bettering" algorithm makes sense, the neural netw
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by trhway 2mo ago
Even if all of the PERM postings to be considered "ghost", it is just 120K postings per year. And PERM postings are usually promptly removed, not just hanging there like typical ghost job postings.
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by trhway 2mo ago
>high-fidelity data from 13 high-resolution cameras is it me or their example photo doesn't look even like 1 high-resolution camera (and very noisy at that, looks like a pretty high ISO setting). Their example looks similar and i&#x
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by trhway 2mo ago
As a personal rule I never scroll down to watch next video and never watch any video containing large captions in the center - those things just zombie me outright.
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by trhway 2mo ago
>to rethink your own culture's assumptions. The shock Soviet people were getting from Western supermarkets and department stores, etc. was a significant stimulus for the "rethinking" :)
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by trhway 2mo ago
It wasn’t a Conspiracy for them. It was a fact of life for them, and they worked hard to cover bottoms of their spines.
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by trhway 2mo ago
Like a classic manager Fauci got himself a pardon while leaving his people out in the wild :)
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Former Fauci adviser Dr. David Morens pleads guilty to concealing Covid records(npr.org)
5 points by trhway 2mo ago|10 comments
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by trhway 2mo ago
The situation may be even more different from fuel. The memory shortage may be just a first of such crisis to come - the shortage of anything related to AI/robotics (from electricity to materials needed to produce robots and for the ro
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by trhway 2mo ago
>A trillion of credit card debt is something like one half of one percent of total indebtedness. exactly. it is just $4K/person. Whereis current US national debt is $120K/person.
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by trhway 2mo ago
> some kind of “brain fluid” dialysis i think fixing the plumbing there may be a treatment for a bunch of issues given that for example the whole volume of the cerebrospinal fluid is normally refreshed 3-4 times a day (imagine changing o
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by trhway 2mo ago
While seeing the same wavelength range, human tetrachromats (4 types instead of 3 RGB receptor cones in retina) recognize 100M colors instead of the standard 1M.
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by trhway 2mo ago
article read to me like a typical rehash of a typical offense-defense cycle. AI would have written a better article. I personally welcome such spiraling offense-defense cycles as it is one of the main drivers of the technological progress.
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by trhway 2mo ago
(Russia, 1996, an IT services company) At some point we got a box of no-name NE2000 cards in OEM packaging with just one floppy with a driver in the box. That driver was magical - it was able to configure pretty much any NE2000 even the bra
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by trhway 2mo ago
Once the Ancient Greeks had copper and iron they could potentially do wind and hydro electricity and metal-air batteries - and the civilization would probably go just fine without fossil fuels.
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by trhway 2mo ago
we'll have cyber-organic bodies by that time which will do fine in the acid rain in 50 C heat with 100 mph light breeze.
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by trhway 2mo ago
An extremely large dark black box. A haunted house on steroids. Not so quietly humming 24/7. Polluting the air from the large scale mobile gensets. Sucking in all the water and electric power so that the residential rates are going up
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by trhway 2mo ago
sounds impressive. Now i want to see similarly impressive story of debugging and troubleshooting there - which most probably is possible and would involve Gemini doing that troubleshooting, and that would be great.
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by trhway 2mo ago
how would it work in the age of everything virtual, from containers to VMs, even an OS instance running in a browser, with OS/kernels being spanned in sub-seconds and existing even for just one call with no user interaction. Are they g
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by trhway 3mo ago
"...Internal documents unsealed in legal filings in January revealed that Anthropic was acutely aware of how negatively such a project would be received outside the company. “Project Panama is our effort to destructively scan all the b
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AI Firms Are Buying Up Old Books, Then Scanning and Destroying Them(novaramedia.com)
29 points by trhway 3mo ago|16 comments
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by trhway 3mo ago
Balcon awnings Russian style (the land of no enforcement of building permits on small things) - full glass enclosures https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQqEY5M... some get very creative https:/&#x2F
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by trhway 3mo ago
Which one would do better in a college essay? I think the original one, and it has higher word count.

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