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zkmon
1y ago
>> How often do you think a ChatGPT user walks away not just misinformed, but misinformed with conviction? I would bet this happens all the time. Why is the "Dunning-Kruger" is not mentioned anywhere in the article body whil
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>> It’s widely known that Corporations are People Really? Businesses and governments can be legal entities, and legal entities need not be people. In case of Hindu deities, temples have properties, just like how the Crown has properti
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1y ago
Looks like more of a retro-fun site, than a protest. Most serious websites of 90's had more like light brownish background with black text with occasional small image on the side, double borders for table cells, Times font, horizontal
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1y ago
Cool project and very nicely done!! claps. You know what, I used to plan my leaving from home based on the timings at the station, but soon I realized that it is not worth it. It is not because trains are not sticking to the time table. Jus
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1y ago
Offset is an answer to the question "where does Nth memory location start from?". The answer is "after N-1 locations". It's the count of locations that need to be skipped by the reader, to reach the start of Nth mem
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1y ago
If they use letters instead of numbers, note that letter "A" is the first alphabet, not zeroth alphabet.
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1y ago
Before starting to walk, you were at the start of the first block, not at zeroth block. There is no block prior to first block. Otherwise that block would be called as first block. Think of jogging on a road. When you are at the beginning o
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1y ago
This is all mostly about cuts and spans in a continuum. Cuts can be numbered starting with zero, but spans can't be. Book chapters are spans of content.
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1y ago
The floor number case arises so because traditionally it is the count of "built" floors. So, ground is technically not a floor in that sense. Also, if the floor indicates a separation (cut) between the living spaces, ground floor
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1y ago
"here" is definitely not a zeroth block. As soon you start walking, you are in the first block. However, if you are numbering the separations (cuts) between the blocks, you can number that "here" as zero.
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1y ago
Hopefully they don't discover another more fundamental law, to be called as "minus oneth" law
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Spending is happening only because, it promises to replace workers. And that possibility arises only because AI exists. Spending is only a means, not a cause.
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Zero is not an ordinal number. There can be a vector element indexed with zero, but it is not "zeroth" element. Book chapter numbers are ordinal numbers.
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1y ago
Seeing book sections or chapters starting with zero, always confuses me. I know that this convention is probably inspired by the fact that the addresses of memory locations start with zero. But that case was due to that fact one of the comb
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1y ago
So, jobs are being replaced by AI spending (not by AI), and AI spending is increasing because of AI, which means AI is replacing the jobs. Did I get wrong?
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I mean, without this law, are the people not allowed to use computing? What exactly is the difference it brings? Does it force government to provide computing to all citizens?
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AWS and OpenAI announce multi-year, $38B strategic partnership
(aboutamazon.com)
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1y ago
Wondering how these chatbot links in the sidebar are any different from bookmarks.
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1y ago
You need to take it with current context, not with the nostalgic past when pure research happened out of curiosity. World is more purpose-driven now. Scientists are employees of some establishment with goals that are driven by the funding.
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1y ago
There are always edge cases. But the bulk follows the gravity flow. Even poetry, these days, should find a buyer.
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Science Research doesn't happen for its own sake. Every effort needs to be a part of the pipeline of demand and supply. Otherwise it's just a tune that you sing in the shower.
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1y ago
When did booting time has become a problem to solve?
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You will see accelerated extinction of many members of the business species. The good members of the species can't adapt quickly with the pace of changes that are brought in by the excessive want (greed) and excessive power (knowledge)
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1y ago
A very good blog article that I have read in a while. Maybe MCP could have been involved as well?
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1y ago
South India
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I think we should stop seeing email address as a secret or something that can be "stolen". Password? who is still storing passwords on their servers, instead of a hash?
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When I was child, I observed how peasants worked on their own small farms. Get up at around 4:30 am (with rooster call), be at farm by 6 am. short break at 10 am, lunch at farm around 2pm, back home 6pm, have dinner and back at farm until 9
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In excitement over the cool-looking visualizations, we lose the sight of its usefulness. The entire article hardly has any text talking about how these visualization would be useful and to whom. Even if this is an ask from a top-level manag
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None of the languages have their own static existence. Just like a river doesn't have a precise start location and end location, a language doesn't have a precise boundary in space and time. More so in time. Language can't be
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Going by title, I thought this is about low birth rate and accumulation of old people in Japan. Is that silly me or click-bait title.
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