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by z7 3y ago
The employee described it as "very weird and oddly consistent" though.
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Axel Springer strikes landmark deal with OpenAI over access to news titles(ft.com)
2 points by z7 3y ago|0 comments
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by z7 3y ago
Why can't Waymo's autonomous taxi service in San Francisco be considered FSD? There's the geographical limitation but it's operational and autonomous to an advanced degree.
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by z7 3y ago
I wonder how consistent that decision is with regard to the other platforms they advertise on. If you Google 'extremism on Facebook,' you'll find a flood of accusations from mainstream media outlets.
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by z7 3y ago
Mistral has a lot of potential, but there's the obvious risk that without proper monetization strategies it might not achieve sustainable profitability in the long term.
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by z7 3y ago
Nassim Nicholas Taleb posted: >I reluctantly voted Yes, on account of the effective functioning of the Community Notes. I despise Alex Jones (& his audience even more), but one can't rationally cherrypick censorship targets. ht
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by z7 3y ago
>The question asking if DEI is lowering standards is bunk >The FAA does not lower standards for ATCS. What's your take on this then? >The hiring process for aspiring federal air traffic controllers from approved Air Traffic Co
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by z7 3y ago
Here's an academic publication from 2018, but it doesn't seem to make any explicit claims about diversity related reasons for the changes in the hiring process: >The hiring process for aspiring federal air traffic controllers f
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by z7 3y ago
Being a charlatan and having a few interesting things to say are not mutually exclusive...
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by z7 3y ago
It's a Rorschach test. If it appears garishly stupid to you, there's a high probability that you had a pre-existing dislike for Elon Musk and that this condition has interacted with your perception of the Cybertruck.
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by z7 3y ago
That's all the experts came up with? Expert 1: >Samer Hamdar raised concerns about limited "crumple zones," but added that other features might make up for that. Innovative vehicle design could challenge traditional safety
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by z7 3y ago
The power of reason alone is generally insufficient to spur people into action. It's the impassioned, often irrational fervor that galvanizes movements and leads to significant change. Consider the impact of Erasmus, a paragon of ratio
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by z7 3y ago
This is a wake-up call. It's high time we demand open-source messaging standards across all platforms. Imagine a world where communication isn't dictated by corporate interests but by user needs and innovation.
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by z7 3y ago
The assumption that output distributions don't violate the no-signaling from the future principle may be a useful abstraction, but it seems a little too neat for real-world quantum interactions. It's a model, not physical reality.
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by z7 3y ago
Why stop there? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eradication_of_suffering
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mRNA-based vaccines can cause ribosomal frameshifting(nature.com)
7 points by z7 3y ago|1 comments
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by z7 3y ago
Twitter as a reaction to more restrictive moderation policies doesn't really surprise me. Like I see little reason in censoring some of the comments to this submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38548128 ht
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by z7 3y ago
Tried the crab image. GPT-4 suggested a cat, then a "whale or a similar sea creature".
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Klarna freezes hiring as chief bets AI can do the job instead(telegraph.co.uk)
22 points by z7 3y ago|9 comments
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by z7 3y ago
>It's a tautology, as 'complex' and 'multifaceted' are almost synonomous. I'm not sure that's really true. Can't something be complex without having many features (facets)? A knot can be complex in
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A Science of Life Without Free Will by Robert Sapolsky(ndpr.nd.edu)
31 points by z7 3y ago|141 comments
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No Fap: A Cultural History of Anti-Masturbation(lareviewofbooks.org)
14 points by z7 3y ago|0 comments
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by z7 3y ago
I wonder how many journalists are already using AI without us (or their employer) realizing it.
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by z7 3y ago
The journalist failed to make that point really clear. He "reprimanded" her "and" said "it was dangerous to the company". What exactly did he "reprimand" her for? The "and" seems to imply tw
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by z7 3y ago
>"I deeply regret my participation in the board's actions." Wasn't he supposed to be the instigator? That makes it sound like he was playing a less active role than claimed.
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by z7 3y ago
>The paper investigates the abstract reasoning abilities of text-only and multimodal versions of GPT-4 using the ConceptARC benchmark, concluding that neither version of GPT-4 has developed robust abstraction abilities at humanlike level
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by z7 3y ago
Her Twitter account has also been privated.
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by z7 3y ago
Yeah, I wondered if that might have something to do with it, though afaik those allegations were made in 2021.
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by z7 3y ago
How about "language is a bullshit generator"? Most of the language we encounter is highly questionable, a "mobile army of metaphors, metonyms, and anthropomorphisms" (Nietzsche), whether human-made or machine-generated.
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by z7 3y ago
Correct, but the question remains if the lower concentrations in consumer dishwashers might also affect health on some level.

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