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by zardo 7mo ago
Chewing tobacco causes cancer
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by zardo 7mo ago
It's a big selling point for the slice of laptop buyers that are replacing a machine they just broke by tripping over the power cord.
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by zardo 7mo ago
To bring about the second coming of Jesus Christ.
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by zardo 8mo ago
Why would people have a hard time doing 25mph on a pedal assist bike that isn't limited to less than that?
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by zardo 8mo ago
You can push the environmental conditions of the launch e.g. winds and temperatures.
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by zardo 8mo ago
> So we can expect that it might have taken 25 unmanned missions to cause a similar loss of vehicle. That doesn't follow. If those were unmanned test flights pushing the vehicle limits you can't just assume they would have gone
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by zardo 8mo ago
The shuttle lost two crews. Maybe pushing its limits in unmanned testing would have prevented those incidents.
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by zardo 8mo ago
If the value is in deception.
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by zardo 8mo ago
The old, they had it coming defence of genocide.
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by zardo 8mo ago
> Also, the S and X models are old and their market segment is heavily saturated at this point so it makes sense for Tesla to exit those model lines. Car companies typically invest in new models in the same segment in order to stay compe
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by zardo 8mo ago
> I haven't come across a cab that is suspension isolated from the frame of a conventional, even though the axles are on air. They are very often on a simple suspension. The cab will have a pivoting mount at the front and sit on air
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by zardo 8mo ago
I'm wondering how much the output quality of a small model could be boosted by taking multiple goes at it. Generate 20 answers and feed them back through with a "rank these responses" prompt. Or doing something like MCTS.
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by zardo 8mo ago
The difference is the post office isn't writing the letter.
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by zardo 8mo ago
Sure Bob is instigating the harassment, then X.com is actually doing the harassment. Or at least, that's the case plaintiff's attorneys are surely going to be arguing.
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by zardo 8mo ago
Was the Hindenburg disaster really what killed airships, or was it the airplane?
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by zardo 8mo ago
> legal liability is on the person who posts it, not who hosts the tool. In the specific case of grok posting deepfake nudes on X. Doesn't X both create and post the deepfake? My understanding was, Bob replies in Alice's thread
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by zardo 8mo ago
That's NVME storage in your test?
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by zardo 8mo ago
> The sci fi version of the alignment problem is about AI agents having their own motives The sci-fi version is alignment (not intrinsic motivation) though. Hal 9000 doesn't turn on the crew because it has intrinsic motivation, it t
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by zardo 8mo ago
There are also paths for the government to deny labor rights for military reasons.
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by zardo 8mo ago
> As rocketry [becomes] more critical for our space infrastructure, I feel like this makes sense. The justification for denying workers rights they would otherwise have was the extreme importance of moving essential goods. We're not
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by zardo 9mo ago
Chat history would be a good signal to predict age until you give kids a reason to try to confound it.
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by zardo 9mo ago
> Anyone who spends five minutes thinking about the consequences of deliberately transmitting interstellar beacon signals will conclude that the only safe, sane thing to do is STFU. Even if we credit the idea that it's unsafe to tra
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by zardo 10mo ago
> Or we could start writing real software with real logic again... At some point it's easier to just write software that does what you want it to do than to construct an LLM Rube Goldberg machine to prevent the LLMs from doing thing
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by zardo 10mo ago
I'm the context of hiring, "blacklisting" is collusion between employers sharing a "do not hire" list. Is that what you the mean?
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by zardo 10mo ago
They would probably prefer that their expertise and massive investments in infrastructure for raising chickens isn't made worthless.
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by zardo 1y ago
> Not all engines have turbochargers, installing one makes it perform better by improving combustion, profit? There are many ways you can make an engine faster. To me the choice of "turbocharger" implies some parallel to the tu
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by zardo 1y ago
The French army purged old loyalists and replaced them with young officers, but wound up more capable, not less.
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by zardo 1y ago
> The median person does not have $10k sitting in a checking account that they can easily withdraw. That's true, finding someone with 10k is not as easy as picking a person at random, but it is as easy as driving to the right parkin
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by zardo 1y ago
The major difference is that was a hereditary change. So those changes could now diffuse throughout the species over time. As I recall it was a change that reduces vulnerability to HIV infection.
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by zardo 1y ago
Gaining access to a bus is pretty easy

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