xwolfi

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by xwolfi 1y ago
Exactly, like for instance I've been sick for 4 weeks until last week, like terribly, fever, throat pain, red eye lids, tiredness. Completely dead, just sleeping whole weekends. At some point I broke up with my gf (bit related, bit unr
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by xwolfi 1y ago
Audited by ?
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by xwolfi 1y ago
On the road you could have killed someone. Your 20$ baby monitor bought from an authorized store you know... whatever happens, it's not gonna kill anyone very directly ... The main ingredient of crime is intent, whatever you say. A sma
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by xwolfi 1y ago
Except to point out that it's not nice that renewables arrive at random prices in the grid and start crapping all around it until they disappear when expensive again. The stability of a nuclear plant vs the instability of a solar far w
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by xwolfi 1y ago
But Australia is tiny: 27M people. Just Spain is twice as big, and the European grid serves 500M people, we don't have the same problems, and probably can't solve them with the Australian solutions.
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by xwolfi 1y ago
At some point, shouldn't these things start understanding what they're doing ?
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by xwolfi 1y ago
What we do is we scream the day before, all of us, get replied that we should have read the memo, reply we have real work to do, and the thing gets cancelled last minute, a few times a year, until nobody gives a fuck anymore.
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by xwolfi 1y ago
Well it has to do also with the European population in Algeria. Ofc Algeria was more precious to us in terms of resources, sheer size etc, but it was also home to millions of Europeans and extremely expensive to abandon or resettle them - a
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by xwolfi 1y ago
They are really not neuronal analogs, reasoning is far from what they do. If they reasoned, they'd stick to their guns more readily, but try to contradict an LLM and it will make any logic leap you ask it too. If you debate with me, I&
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by xwolfi 1y ago
I disagree, I think it's clear in the article that Chomsky thinks a language also should have a human purpose. The compression we use in languages to not label impossible adjectives against impossible nouns (green ideas is impossible a
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by xwolfi 1y ago
An LLM will get ... what exactly ? The ability to reorder its sentences ? The LLM doesn't think, doesn't understand, doesn't know what matters more than not, doesn't use what it learns, doesn't expand what it learns
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by xwolfi 1y ago
"biological" and "chemical reaction" are the same things :p There's probably nothing special about life and it's everywhere where water is warm.
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by xwolfi 1y ago
You have to prove the mens rea, and even then, people committing crimes don't automatically deserve crimes committed upon them.
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by xwolfi 1y ago
This is absolutely wrong: you cannot have a proper argument if you're ready to change your mind at the first sign of challenge. You "win" an argument if you convince a crowd of your position, challenged by an antagonist. You
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by xwolfi 1y ago
hehehe
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by xwolfi 1y ago
Well Deepseek's survival also depends on the giant amount of hype they can generate, and they won't get more investor money just by having done a one-hit wonder. Becoming deeply integrated in the AI ecosystem with various tools an
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by xwolfi 1y ago
Oh thanks, as a French, it's my feeling also that this is a "white people" thing in the US, to infantilize black people. I come from a country where we try to be color blind, it's very rude to tell someone his skin color
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by xwolfi 1y ago
I swing trade on the side, and tbh news don't matter - manually all I do is have an opinion on an absurd price range, I do a buy order at the low end, it eventually fills, I set the sell order at the high range, and one day it'll
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by xwolfi 1y ago
Well I can accept that argument, it's interesting, but I think I want to disagree. I'm not American, I'm French and I live in China, and in both countries I know so well, the population seem to have many spectrums: young vs o
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by xwolfi 2y ago
Work a job, receive money
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by xwolfi 2y ago
But they don't learn that way at all, my 7yo learns by watching youtubers. There's a whole network of people teaching each other the game, that's almost more fun than playing it alone.
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by xwolfi 2y ago
There's nothing explicit in what he said, he's just ordering around like a big proud boss: "Use AI now, for reasons" and everyone there must be looking at each other rolling their eyes, trying to find ways to tick the bo
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by xwolfi 2y ago
I'm French too but I disagree a bit: first, voting if important to people, should be a good reason to get an ID, voting without an ID does seem insane, so what are they doing. Second, why black people ? Are they not human too ? They ca
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by xwolfi 2y ago
But you compared two different things. CCP membership is like Republican Party affiliation: it is not reserved to politicians. The most common training of CCP politicians is... politics. The most common training of American members of the R
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by xwolfi 2y ago
But then, what about being protected from sickness from a young age, to end up sick all the time as an adult ? You had a better education, we can agree, but your body got weaker as a result and now you can't be as productive as an adul
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by xwolfi 2y ago
And the resulting backlash 10 years down the line ? I don't think science should be used that way: who would trust it eventually ? Would you support a small study saying a medicine or a vaccine produces a 20 year life expectancy increa
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by xwolfi 2y ago
Good one, moved from France to Hong Kong, can confirm. We all move to non-unionized countries to finally be free to make money. When we go back, ofc we're all like "oh yeah you're so right, protect your right to work 35 hours
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by xwolfi 2y ago
But we don't work for the system, fundamentally, we work for ourselves, and the system incentivizes us to work for it by aligning our constraints: if you work that direction, you'll get that reward. Overconfident people ofc do not
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by xwolfi 2y ago
It's complicated, the CCP is big, like China is. You simplify it into a monolithic structure, but's it's very much not one, there are factions, geographical divisions, conflicting interests, etc. You're probably right so
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by xwolfi 2y ago
Thank God, we still have time before the nVidia cards wake up and start asking for some sort of basic rights. And as soon as they do, you know they'll be plugged off faster than a CEO boards his jet to the Maldives. Because once the ca

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