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by xiphias2 3y ago
I'm paying but hate the UI. I had to add labels myself as a Tampermonkey extension, but it would be much better if they would give API access to what I'm paying for and let UIs compete.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
As long as the whole EU population is anti-business (people put their money into bonds instead of stocks unlike in US), politicians have the incentive to go for the anti-business route even if it has no chance of competing with US.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I agree with you totally. For me AGI is achieved when AutoGPT is at a point when it's able to improve its own algorithm (specifically improve on the GPT architecture). Flash attention came out a bit less than a year ago (27 May 2022),
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by xiphias2 4y ago
> But special treatment for rich criminals? who got their wealth through the very same crime? Nah. She's the daughter of Enron's VP, not just a random person who got rich from fraud. But to the point about rich men: SBF is stil
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by xiphias2 4y ago
If it would mean saving my mom and getting her healthy again, or me getting healthy again (even though I'm not that old), then yes, I can deal with 150 year old supreme court judges. Dictators with nukes are much more scary to me
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by xiphias2 4y ago
It may be not as bad as it sounds if we see the advances in age reversal happening. The next 50 years will be nothing like the last 50 years, and the last 50 years were full of changes.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
BYD has done amazing, growing more than 2x / year its EV output even at Tesla's scale, executing beautifully on Tesla's mission. It's the Android of EVs at this point (low margin cheap cars). Tesla will probably double
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by xiphias2 4y ago
Authorities are already working together with companies in lots of ways to filter out illegal things, and it doesn’t look like they are putting CEOs for prison as long as they try to filter these things out with the tools available. What No
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by xiphias2 4y ago
,,To us, that's obvious'' I'm not so sure. I'm completely unable to keep in mind the amount of companies that get my data and what data they are getting, when they are getting / using it, and how. It's not
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by xiphias2 4y ago
,,For remote work to be "fair" to young professionals, its systems should facilitate the same career benefits, with the same effort.'' If you are older and more experienced, you should know that life isn't fair. But
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by xiphias2 4y ago
Not sure, the board member in all in podcast was saying that there were 1000 small changes over time, so it's not just simply raptor 1 and 2.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
It survived Max Q on the first launch with older (and different iterations) versions of the engine, what else is needed to make the demo of a first try a success?
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by xiphias2 4y ago
Allo was basically an early (and of course much worse) version of what ChatGPT is now, it was a really cool chat bot, but most of the stuff was dumbed down totally and taken out by legal. What you saw was not the original project that the e
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by xiphias2 4y ago
None of these were bad ideas. Sundar can't execute because he doesn't know how to do programming and doesn't understand the details. He would never pass an engineering interview at Google, or any other software company (espec
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by xiphias2 4y ago
We should just compare to how much renewable power The Register as a company is using.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
For me it's ChatGPT4, but ChatGPT (the public version that people can generally use without paying) doesn't hit the bar.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
Only ChatGPT will have to read all the junk Google search results in the future when people go directly to ChatGPT anyways.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
> Elons original thesis of Twitters problems was absolutely correct, why you needed 8000 people to run that org (or whatever the number is for Lyft especially on the engineering side) is beyond me. Overengineered is absolutely the correc
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by xiphias2 4y ago
TikTok, Youtube, Twitter does the same. Even Youtube premium, where I'm supposed to be the customer, I feel like advertisers and content creators are treated better than me, and I'm not being served (youtube shorts, and lots of cl
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by xiphias2 4y ago
You could just put it on the bottom of the page inside the text nicely explained to not make it look creepy. Of course I understand that it can decrease CTR :( Dark patterns get clicked (I don't know how well they convert)
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by xiphias2 4y ago
The scary thing is that this kind probably killed orders of magnitudes more people than the one everybody is afraid of.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
Maybe think of the children. Why should they go to school at all? Why should they study? What should they study? What should I tell them? A person who works in tourism just told me that he wants to learn something safer, because he had no j
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by xiphias2 4y ago
Ilya _was_ at Google Brain, so something doesn’t add up there. I believe people wanted to launch things, but higher management stopped it. I was next to the team that created Allo’s chat bot, but they said that they had to take out most coo
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by xiphias2 4y ago
If winning means shrinking Google's market share, yes. Quite often I don't know if Google or ChatGPT4 will give me the better answer for the same query, so they are already competitors in my head.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
I'm not sure what boat training you're talking about. I just did my sea boating license last year in Croatia, and it was all in a room, just like the exam. When I was doing my original boating license, again the practical part on
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by xiphias2 4y ago
At this point they should. Google had a monopoly for 20 years, but it's over.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
I don't understand why Google inverstors put up with Sundar, who clearly doesn't care about search results being correct. Ilya was working there on Google brain team, and Deep Mind still have great people in it who could fix Googl
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by xiphias2 4y ago
Japan is 320 km/h as well... I have no idea how they can compare this to Japanese railway system, but it sounds more like a joke.
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by xiphias2 4y ago
If you look at statistics, most deaths occur in small boats with a crew who have no idea what these words mean, because they don't have a license. These are the most common reason of fatalities: - Not wearing a lifejacket or PFD. - Fal
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by xiphias2 4y ago
They should get rid of these terms, as they are distracting. A big part of the training material for boating license is about learning things that people are not using in practice, which makes less time / mental power to learn what is

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