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by xeyownt 4y ago
Everything you say seems like made-up and irrelevant. In fact, an AI could write the same. There is no evidence that AI-powered writing leads to lack of creativity. AI is not responsible for the publication of documents. It is your duty as
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Then let's see the unexpected stuff we can get by developing carbon reduction and cheaper transport technologies. This is the failure of lack of scientific regulation: you go head first in the wall.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
What's the problem with Greenpeace? Because I'm funding their actions since 20 years now, and I wonder if I should switch to something else, like Exxon maybe. Or... I should stop giving indirectly any €€€ to Exxon and alike, and g
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by xeyownt 4y ago
> Nuclear triggers some primal fear. Rightfully so.
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Nuclear fission reactor are intrinsically dangerous, no matter what amount of safety procedure or technology you throw at it. Touting nuclear is safe is like saying asbestos is safe. I don't understand the motivation of some trying t
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by xeyownt 4y ago
They said that "native" is not Anglish, they should have used "inborn", which means their about page is not written in Anglish...
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Very weird. I thought they were abandoning it.
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The point then is that they won't have to anymore. However, I also think that you learn by imitation. If you have a text assignment, and that you make a sloppy job, and get a bad grade, what did you learn? But if you do the same text a
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by xeyownt 4y ago
For me this is the wrong attitude. AI is there, and more of it will come. The best you can do as a parent is to help your children to use it correctly. I'm pretty sure that using it correctly will help to improve the critical thinking,
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Assuming it's totally useless, making 799 of these pricey thingies is certainly a waste.
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TL;DR; summary from ChatGPT: The author reflects on their struggle to discern whether a debate is worth having in a work context, leading them to identify the need to find an equilibrium level of conflict, which can increase efficiency and
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Yes, and also panspermia doesn't explain the most interesting problem: how did life appeared at all. How it came on earth is not relevant in my opinion. Een if it was transported, it doesn't mean that life couldn't have appea
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by xeyownt 4y ago
How is restricting apparition of life on Earth only not explaining the available data? Assuming transport just add another hypothesis. EDIT: Also, if there was transport, they need to explain why we don't find life on the Moon. So the
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by xeyownt 4y ago
{ "The best thing about AI is its ability to be", "The best thing about AI is its ability to be able", "The best thing about AI is its ability to be able to", "The best thing about AI is its ability
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by xeyownt 4y ago
If you don't have a Wolfram language intrepeter, you can use ChatGPT to act like one. It produces quite convincing results. ---------- Hi Chat! Do you know the Wolfram Language? I would like you to act as a Wolfram Language interpreter
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Not sure it is completely satirical. Some stuff about SW design is true. Some design criteria are really dogmatic for instance, losing connection with the end value of the product. Also top futurist programming priorities looks quite ok and
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What I would need is a chrome extension that turns a YouTube video into a short text summary. Would be so useful for tutorials, etc, or simply get to the point quickly.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I don't understand how using an image as input to a model is a copyright infringement. If the image is freely viewable (say you can browse to it), and you just look at it, are you violating any rights? It seems that violation would o
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Wow, this looks so fun to play with. As pointed out in the blog post, the iterative process is very close to the mental process an analyst would follow. This is the beginning of an AI actually thinking ^^
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by xeyownt 4y ago
That's a leak of legends.
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We see that wind/nuclear/solar are all far "safer" than other sources (wind 0.04 / nuclear 0.03 / solar 0.02 death/TWh). However, death rate is only one metric for safety. Fukushima may not have made (yet)
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Wikipedia is really becoming awesome, and for me is really a Wonder of the modern world. Combined with tools like ChatGPT (or improved variants) for high quality translation of any article in any language, or combining submissions in severa
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by xeyownt 4y ago
All those FPS wasted... Why do we keep calling these chips GPUs?
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I'd love to learn Racket. Only read a couple of things on it. I wonder if we could use ChatGPT to translate Ruby programs into Racket ones.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Wow, this looks very impressive. I thought that sorting algorithms were at a culminating point, but it appears this is not the case at all.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
> Platform conventions are important, and it's the job of individual programs to adapt to them – not the other way round. Vim fails big time in this regard. Can you make Firefox's form inputs use Vim keybindings? If not, there&
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I use trydactyl. Really, the model doesn't fall apart. But you don't have to use it if you don't want to.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Git submodules are really a PITA. The fact that git checkout did not update submodules was a major design flaw in my opinion.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
If I would type at 15 WPM, I would be MUCH less productive than I am today for sure. The point of using Vim, is that you boost your keyboard interface to the maximum. Obviously, using Vim, means you touch-type. Also, you don't use the
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Yes. And if I can use ChatGPT to write an abstract for me from my paper, let's go!

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