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by uoaei 10mo ago
It's surprising to me that Anthropic's CEO is the only one getting real recognition for their advances. The people around him seem to be as or more crucial for their mission.
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by uoaei 10mo ago
No it's actually implicitly endorsing the authoritarian ethos. Neo-Marxists were occasionally authoritarian leaning but are more appropriately categorized along other axes.
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by uoaei 10mo ago
Knew it was only a matter of time before we'd see bare-faced Landianism upvoted in HN comment sections but that doesn't soften the dread that comes with the cultural shift this represents.
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by uoaei 10mo ago
You must have a strange definition of "fault" if "easily preventable foreseeable outcomes happened due to negligence" falls outside its scope. You seem to be skilled at over-intellectualizing to the point of losing the p
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by uoaei 10mo ago
holy contrived strawman batman!
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by uoaei 11mo ago
This kind of fatalism is the antithesis of proper legal thought and practice as it pertains to real harm. Precedent is everything, the members of the class who drag down expectations for the rest of us are actively committing harm by denyin
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by uoaei 11mo ago
She learned "language" later than most. The primary function for her was as communication with the outside world, not for cognition, which she was already doing from birth.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
The subtext especially around shoving more effort into foreseeable dead-ends is the apt aspect here.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
> It limits, radically, the percent of engineers you can hire (to those who understand this and are willing to work this way), and it slows deployment radically. Never seen the amoral-capitalist argument to stunting progress at the expen
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Then they should speak up more because non-technical people and the general public are still confused.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Maybe you should read the bitter lesson again. Their current rhetoric is a direct extension of that perspective.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
oops!
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by uoaei 11mo ago
It's moderately inconvenient to
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Name and shame!!! Charter, Cox, Comcast... all are ridiculously user-hostile.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
dang announced they were moved from volunteer to paid position a few years ago. More rumblings about more mods brought on since then. What makes you say you're "so sure"?
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by uoaei 11mo ago
The people who "operate" the website are different from the people who "moderate" the website but both are paid positions. This fru-fru about how "we all play a part" is only serving to obscure the reality.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
So it's software to write firmware, not software to design hardware. Not sure how ambiguous that was to others but I got the wrong impression from the title.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Is it Transformer-based? If not then it's a different beast architecturally. Audio models tend to be based more on convolutional layers than Transformers in my experience.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
With the specs these devices have I don't think it's far-fetched to assume that pricing will be competitive. Maybe they will charge a bit extra if they tout all the extra stuff you can install on the Machine vs Xbox as a selling p
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by uoaei 11mo ago
How is it a foregone conclusion that squeezing the stone will continue to produce blood?
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by uoaei 11mo ago
He's speaking to the entire feedforward Transformer-based paradigm. He sees little point in continuing to try to squeeze more blood out of that stone and instead move on to more appropriate ways to model ontologies per se rather than t
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by uoaei 11mo ago
I love upgrading simple home appliances with homebrew smarts using ESPHome so that they retain their original interface. I've mostly done lights that are still correctly switched at the original wall switches but up next is my fan and
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Great idea: make it a crime to move away from Flock-laden neighborhoods once you put your name on a petition to have them installed. See how quickly they short-circuit.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Did you get to vote on whether Flock could operate in your area? The police chiefs are usually the ones pushing the initiative. Have you ever voted for a police chief in your life?
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Human action is entirely causally dependent on human psychology vis a vis biology, of which we have now only a rudimentary formal understanding and certainly not a sufficient model of its structure, let alone the relation between its aspect
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Invent a new word ;) Entropy in action, eh?!
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Growth of enterprise is exclusively a "pleasing new customers" thing. That is growth in today's economy, they are inextricable. This is and always be an impediment to your "opinions" as long as you lead a company wh
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Red herring. Political support is due to mass media narrative campaigns, in this day and age groundswell politics is simply infeasible with the power that narrative has in today's culture.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Freely available online information is very often educationally incredibly shallow and commonly oversimplified to the point of being wrong. So of course an agent trained on it would be, too.
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by uoaei 11mo ago
Cool project. Everyone else has made good comments. If I could add a little criticism I felt your "and then I added a computer because I didn't want to write the ESP32 code for interacting with the API" did substantially chan

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