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by Bx6667 6y ago
It’s a fact that the guidelines are bendy. It’s a fact that comments that break guidelines but have a liberal sentiment get flagged and danged much, much less often than the same comments with conservative sentiment. That is a fact and I in
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by Bx6667 6y ago
Watt hours are the most widely used unit for energy in science and engineering ...
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by Bx6667 6y ago
This comment blatantly breaks the guidelines and yet nobody flags it. But when I make a benign comment that has a pro-conservative sentiment, it’s instantly flagged and responded to by Dan.
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by Bx6667 6y ago
Offline classes aren’t worth the cost of full tuition...
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by Bx6667 6y ago
These results are literally unexpected. The consensus of all the experts in 2010 was that none of this could possibly happen in the next ten years. The way these results were arrived at are unintuitive which probably has to do with why they
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by Bx6667 6y ago
So under your logic we won’t have any idea that we are close to having agi until we have a machine that can reason... which is agi. You are missing the big picture
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by Bx6667 6y ago
And precisely none of what you just said addresses my point.
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by Bx6667 6y ago
Were you alive in 2010?
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by Bx6667 6y ago
You don’t know the distance! And you are conflating distances! Distance between agi behavior and gtp3 behavior has nothing to do with the distance in time between the invention of gtp3 and agi. That’s a deceptive intuition and fuzzy thinki
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by Bx6667 6y ago
You don’t understand how it works. You can’t explain how the model works. Go ahead and correct me if I’m wrong.
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by Bx6667 6y ago
I am totally confused by people not being impressed with gtp3. If you asked 100 people in 2015 tech industry if these results would be possible in 2020, 95 would say no, not a chance in hell. Nobody saw this coming. And yet nobody cares bec
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by Bx6667 6y ago
By voting through feel-good proposals that are ultimately misinformed and destructive. It’s happening anyway through our indirect democracy but at a slower rate.
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by Bx6667 6y ago
There are laws to prevent felons from having guns. Most people who murder with guns are felons. Some people want to make more laws to restrict gun ownership even further. So in the future maybe people who haven’t gotten a training certifica
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by Bx6667 6y ago
Didn’t read the article but I met a Swiss guy at a hostel the other day. He told me how citizens can prompt a vote on almost any issue — almost a direct democracy, in his words. He said that a vote was successfully prompted to limit the gap
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by Bx6667 6y ago
The idea that someone would opt out of downloading Elon masks or Jeff bezos’ DMs is insane. Completely and perfectly insane. Not to mention the other people. Even if just in terms of profit, clearly the dms of the richest man in the world h
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by Bx6667 6y ago
I have no idea what you’re talking about. Rust is not faster than c or anything else necessarily that is not garbage collected. It is almost as fast, and it has memory safety and as is made apparent in this thread many advantages in terms o
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by Bx6667 6y ago
I also got ptsd in a domestic setting. Please remember it gets better with time. I’m sure you already know this, but MDMA has been shown to be effective in treating ptsd. I was personally able to get rid of most of the symptoms with large d