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5d ago
All 6 steps are wrong. Goal definition is way down at step 5. Why do you even care about doing something even before you know the goal? Why does step 6 has word "urgency" in it, as if it applies to all goals? Getting more fundamen
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6d ago
If the article is written for human consumption, then it fails the primary goal (or logic?) of being useful. If a human has to digest a flood of this logic slop just to get convinced about this simple concept, they are not going to be able
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6d ago
The fact that it requires so much explanation, indicates the level of degradation in the reasoning ability of the audience. A value of a subtype shall deliver all of the expectations of its super type, because it is wearing both the hats of
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9d ago
Accept everything as moulded by the evolution. All the trends since the cave days to now. Believe that there is a purpose for the trend, even if the purpose is extinction. Do not assume that you caused something or invented something. You a
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11d ago
What a shame that you use that excuse to offset all other evils of AI, without even having a hint of how many patients were saved by AI. Just like how oil salesmen and nukes makers say that they solve some great problem of the world.
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11d ago
You assume that I assume that HN doesn't require data centers?
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11d ago
Ok, so why didn't this small dense model come up, say, 10 years back? Oh it needed all the AI evolution and concepts that were powered and evolved inside the data centers. But we still want to claim that it has nothing to do with the B
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11d ago
The local inference is a product that came out of the data-center-driven AI.
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11d ago
Well, it's not a fruit or food that I can eat. It's not a shelter, It's not a fellow human or a pet. So, hard to say if I like it.
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11d ago
Finally, we solved the problem of converting bird sounds into their pictures without involving human cognition. The great problem and the need had to wait for the great, ultra expensive, data-center-driven AI technology to appear on the hor
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12d ago
Nice idea. How does the provider receive the order from customer? Is it through phone call, or via some other app? If it is an app, won't that app have a status tracking feature?
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12d ago
Finding patterns and information using machines, in a seemingly random noise should no longer be a surpise, much the same way as lifting tonnes of weight using a crane is no longer a surprise.
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13d ago
That's normal human behavior when they are in survival mode. Aren't the AI agents supposed to learn and act like humans?
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13d ago
Nope. The medical advances created the inverted pyramid of demographics in the western world, filled by old people.
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13d ago
It shows that the human quest has been in wrong direction since the industrial age began. Domains like math and other inter-connected or inter-dependent domains - all exist in modern times only to keep people employed outside of basic work
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13d ago
We shouldn't condition ourselves to keep transforming these tools unto our masters. That's the point I was making. We don't the "goal horizon" that is reachable to machines but too far away for humans. There is no p
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15d ago
You assume that everyone eats bread, like most westerners do. The rural families a few decades ago in most Asian countries did not need millers, bakers or any other salesmen.
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15d ago
>> You realise the extent to which the world around is sometime quite precariously perched on these supply chains. As s child, I lived in a world where there were no supply chains, no marketing and no advertising. Profit-based busines
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16d ago
Game engines, AI, robots and machines in general are establising a "goal horizon" for humans. This is unnecessary and counter productive way of using tools. Tools are supposed to work for us, not set goals or direction for us.
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16d ago
I guess Apple is done. It had its time. Great company.
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16d ago
The same way as we talk about it's speed and travel etc - using higher level human perceptions.
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16d ago
Light doesn't have a "speed" as in the usual meaning of the word "speed". Talking about speed requires defining spatial distances and time durations, which are in turn defined or created by the phenomenon of light.
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18d ago
>> US domination of "tech" is near total. Not quite when considering China having the tech freedom they wanted. Also switching internet services is far easier than switching physical supply chains. The only thing that might
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18d ago
The standard strategy of a security salesman since 1945. Develop dangerous weapons, show the damage they can do, and sell security cover to the terrified people. Every single piece of technology did this. As a side effect or direct effect,
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19d ago
Complexity (the opposite of simplicity) has nothing to do with the size of a program, but usually there is a high chance that a large program is more complex than smaller one, purely because the complexity multiplies, not just adds up. A si
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19d ago
Unfortunately, the mass of people, in general, have very little self determination or descretion. People go with trends and crowds. That's a low resistance path, which does not require you to support your decisions. The trend will supp
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20d ago
>> We need to find ways to preserve human agency and enshrine an intrinsic value to being human.. Evey politician, salesman and conmen alike, utter some lofty ideals as goals for "We", just to obscure their private goals tha
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20d ago
In India, I remember many government websites that allowed form submission only during office hours.
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21d ago
Being loved is not a weakness. But a strong requirement to be loved is a weakness because that means you don't have strength to be happy without being loved.
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21d ago
Desires are OK as long as they don't make you unhappy when you can't have them. But that's not usually the case, which means they became crutches, making your happiness to depend on achieving them. As an example, there are pl
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