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by yladiz 4mo ago
Can you provide some evidence that it didn’t work in Australia? Given the ban hasn’t been in place that long I’d like to see your sources about it not working.
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by yladiz 4mo ago
Having looked at many PDFs that needed to be “translated” to Markdown, it feels like a strange choice - I know it’s primarily to make things easily accessible to AI, but if we’re going to train models anyway, why not train them on something
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by yladiz 4mo ago
Unfortunately the Necronomicon is untranslatable.
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by yladiz 4mo ago
This doesn’t make any sense. We have more access to entertainment, be it comics, porn, or films, than any period in history, yet we continue to make more substantial scientific progress than any point in history.
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by yladiz 4mo ago
Access to knowledge doesn’t mean you automatically acquire that knowledge.
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by yladiz 4mo ago
I was about to comment something like this. Consumption from a VAT perspective doesn't increase linearly with wealth, so a more wealthy person isn't going to spend and get taxed via VAT 100x more than someone with 100x less wealth
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by yladiz 4mo ago
> California lawmakers are again considering A.B. 412, a bill that would require AI developers to identify and disclose copyrighted works used to train generative AI systems. > The problem this year is the same as last year: it’s prac
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by yladiz 4mo ago
I doubt it based solely on that there are multiple interviews including from one of the paper’s authors. Given that Veritasium is a very well known channel at this point I wouldn’t be surprised if they were contacted instead and then roughl
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by yladiz 4mo ago
Related Veritasium video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz23G_UXCGA
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by yladiz 4mo ago
https://archive.ph/x03Tp
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Lippmann Plate(en.wikipedia.org)
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by yladiz 5mo ago
I’m not going to go sleuthing into the links and beyond (the one I clicked was for the Stallman Support website which presumably is biased), but I’m somewhat aware of the controversies around Stallman. Can someone with more knowledge weigh
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by yladiz 5mo ago
Sure, my point is that the way it works in the US does not work in many other places.
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by yladiz 5mo ago
That’s a bit misleading, no? If you don’t produce a certain level of work you’re going to be fired.
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by yladiz 5mo ago
Because I do, and if they only care about me as an economic output machine then why should I care about them? Put another way, if they aren’t matching inflation, should I reduce the work I do correspondingly?
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by yladiz 5mo ago
Maybe in the US, but in countries with minimum holiday time you get the minimum in your contract (or a bit more) and the employee handbook says you have unlimited. Companies can’t shirk their responsibility here legally by saying they give
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by yladiz 5mo ago
As an employee I don’t care about the reasons that inflation exists, I care about getting the same real money over time (only counting inflation raises, not counting merit or other kinds). And citation needed about inflation raises driving
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by yladiz 5mo ago
> Your claim was that it could not be done in cpp, not that it was faster/simpler/whatever-new-goalpost-you're-now-presenting in racket. You need to reread the reply they made. They asked how you would do it in cpp, not th
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by yladiz 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/IdoG1
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by yladiz 5mo ago
Harm to others includes cost to society in general.
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by yladiz 5mo ago
Well yeah we didn’t have antibiotics and other knowledge we have now. But that doesn’t change the fact people worked less in the past.
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by yladiz 5mo ago
Which European countries?
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by yladiz 5mo ago
And humans are not purely economic machines.
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by yladiz 5mo ago
My understanding of the article is that it affects actual chip workers, since it’s the union of those workers that will be affected.
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by yladiz 5mo ago
Not really. You can't really train a model to perform body language.
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by yladiz 5mo ago
In part because communication is not just language.
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by yladiz 5mo ago
Yes I have traveled to places where I don’t speak the language, need to get an Uber at a specific place, and need to read the signs. You can get surprisingly far if you know a few words in the local language, and in your hypothetical future
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by yladiz 5mo ago
So you want your phone to transform into a toilet??
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by yladiz 5mo ago
https://xcancel.com/windscribecom/status/2055044048122003569
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by yladiz 5mo ago
You have no idea what you’re talking about.

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