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If I meet someone and I tell them "I hope you're not dumb", would they assume I think they are dumb or should they take it as purely whimsical? It's also funny you got stuck on that vs on the document I shared, while dis
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> I hope the speech isn't something dumb like "remember only humans have souls" because I think that's really premature and pretty obvious that AIs are not people at this point. It really is en vogue to have this atti
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I don't think they are fully automated in Ukraine vs Russia. For an onslaught you'd need to either have a lot of pilots, full automation or some in between of like 1 pilot controls one drone but another set of 10 drones fly in for
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So strange when you look at our total interaction with the environment. We kill millions of animals, many just for literal sport, but to save an animal from another is 'too much intervention' And I bet the moral scientists sat the
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Ah so instead of all those quotes being sad about the crash they should be happy they are helping the US military destroy equipment at optimal rates.
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Becoming? We all live under the American empire. Pretty much every international institution is dominated by American money, most high level positions in such institutions are cleared by Americans before they are appointed, they have milita
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Vets kill themselves a lot so I guess it's easier to propose crazier stuff because the alternative is very bad.
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I once tried mobile development in semi early days android. At the time I made a free Hackaday reader app because I was a daily reader and loved it. I remember spending 4 hours to make a scrollable element that wasn't jumpy or buggy. T
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Tourism scales globally in the same way unless you mean the island would be at 100% occupancy rate already. Also my point is it's hard to trust you when you ignore the top export while talking about exports.
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And to misdirect the acquisition of Solar City, famous for being run by Elons cousins to basically pocket all the tax credits, but which was not going well.
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You forgot tourism which is their largest money maker.
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My first ever was Stripe CTF in 2012 I think, I still wear the shirt I got (now super fainted) from passing some challenges. I was a student in portugal and remember receiving the shirt for it and thinking, maybe those Americans aren't
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In quite a few languages they are called clitoris in various slangs colloquially. I didn't know the real name for this device for many years.
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Its if anything incrementally speculative, not purely, unless you think there's actually zero demand. And those datacenters are built to make money selling services, they aren't a vanity yacht.
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In the real world, in a city as big as San Francisco, probabilities say otherwise.
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No house I ever lived in was ever made by experts. The apartment building I grew up in was all built by minimum wage guys that may or not even speak the language of the building overseer and had zero specific training or certifications. Som
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Do we? We have many buildings built and very little master masons or whatever nowadays. The amount of craftsmen needed to build a 10 story building is very limited. That's what we should aim for software, much less experts needed for t
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> and not longer after that I saw it up on jacks in a neighborhood auto shop Things that didn't happen for 200 please
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A thing I've noticed is that everyone thinks they prompt better than the next guy.
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Yep this is like comparing master craftsmanship with a production line. You're gonna get good attention to detail and a masterpiece from one, and a limited thing that will break after few years from the other. But for majority of use c
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I'm not playing dumb but you I'm not sure. Just think for 2 seconds why datacenters exist. It's not billionnaires scrolling tiktok and making all those AI pictures for Facebook. People want the thing the datacenters exist for
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You're all on the internet in your community and using software services so that's like saying you have no benefit from having a power station when you all use electricity. They have to be somewhere
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Plus afaik you can add any co-author you want without validation. So you can ban everyone on arxiv with one paper with one sentence.
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Whoever does it everyone else will just prompt the same UX.
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You better have some sources for declaring that industrial capacity hasn't increased. The Fed reports around 8% penetration of AI in manufacturing already, but in my opinion it's too early for grand declarations like that without
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That's subjective my friend. The fact that you draw an opinion doesn't make it more valid. I think there's merit to confronting people on high horses to their own lies.
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"Breaking: Smartphone producers known to rely on slave labor keep doing it. Posted from my iPhone"
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"Don't use your free speech because other people might use theirs in ways you don't like"
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> Demonstrably some software has fewer bugs You literally write fewer instead of none, therefore agreeing with the sentence you claimed to say is meaningless.
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> BY MS. HALPER: > Q Do you have any particular training in child exploitation? > A Yeah. I've taken a few trainings.
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