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DisjointedHunt
10mo ago
The content is corporate. The EU AI Act is extra judicial. You don't have to be in the EU to adopt this very set of "AI Principles", but if you don't, you carry liability.
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10mo ago
This corporate crap makes me want to puke. It is a consequence of the forced bureaucracy from European regulations, particularly the EU AI act which is not well thought out and actively adds liability and risk to anyone on the continent tou
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1y ago
The de-minimus exception on China was dropped in May. China is 75% of exceptions. This simply expires the exception for the remaining 25%.
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1y ago
Remember Asimo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASIMO I'd really like to see them scale this up commercially quicker than they did with the humanoid robot they built well ahead of many others.
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1y ago
Telegram channels are upstream of ALL text based social media and to an increasing degress, culturally upstream to many content trends as well. Take the war in Ukraines for example, the uncensored and real time updates you get in open Teleg
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1y ago
In my humble opinion, Google is the reason the web withstood as long as it did. At least the open part of the web did. Yes, sure, they monetized, but also they gave back as much as, and if not more than they took. We have so many machine le
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1y ago
So have you sat in a Tesla with the latest hardware or . . . I don't understand this attitude in the technology industry. If you want to hold such a strong opinion on something, at least take the initiative to research what you're
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1y ago
Each Waymo is > $140,000 of customized hardware and is limited to specific cities. Autonomy in commercial vehicles is arguably led by Tesla on coverage, miles driven, ready hardware, cost per mile etc. They’re going to start pushing test
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1y ago
Not on cars, not in robotics, not in commercially deployed AI, not in enterprise investments in their cloud business. They've got immense potential, sure. But to say that they're winning is a bit far from reality. Right now, their
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1y ago
Cloud resources are trending towards consumer technology adoption numbers rather than being reserved mostly for Enterprise. This is the most exciting thing in decades! There is going to be a GPU/Accelerator shortage for the foreseeable
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1y ago
Two things can be true at the same time: 1. Model "performance" judged by proxy metrics of intelligence have improved significantly over the past two years. 2. These capabilities are yet to be stitched together in the most appropr
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1y ago
The DNI has officially declared that no classified information was in the signal thread. The whole thread is public now. The information about a sensitive investigation, clearly not meant for anyone outside the White House seems to be avail
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1y ago
The whole point of the Senate testimony from the DNI was that Signal was an approved application that comes pre installed on Government issued devices - and yes indeed, for secure comms. Even Teams flags external participants to a chat. How
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1y ago
This is not true. The phones are government issued and the DNI has testified to Congress that Signal was pre installed on their official phones.
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1y ago
So the Guardian getting access to internal White House deliberations and a FORENSIC INVESTIGATION, is not cause for concern but everything that people you don’t like , is, apparently. This is precisely why the political divide is impossible
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1y ago
How does the Guardian have such intimate details of a forensic investigation at the White House level and in the same breath claim that unauthorized access to non public information is a threat to national security ? It makes no sense for t
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2y ago
Being able to fly international in Business Class for annual vacations should you choose to is a choice many would consider 100x better than $10 University food.
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2y ago
A big issue at the core of this phenomenon is the Fed funds rate and access to capital. It has never been clear to me how having a single universal funds rate for the entire economy would prevent this very scenario of diverging fortunes bet
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2y ago
Old news and incorrect the way it is phrased : https://x.com/dylan522p/status/1894050388145508586 I'm not sure why there is so much poor reporting on accelerator demand recently, it seems there are a lot of p
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3y ago
So does a lobotomy. Has side effects though . . . Point being, there's a reason we study these things at trial in a scientific manner and consider long term effects.
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Record-Replay mechanism significantly improves perf of OpenMP GPU applications
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3y ago
We're in the gravity well of not just Sag A but all the mass that orbits Sag A.
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3y ago
Good to know you're atleast self aware that you're not an expert in the field. oRbItS R a tHiNg - and we all just fly off in perpetuity.
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3y ago
This is the attitude that just makes the whole field a piece of shit to engage with. "No" - Try writing an explanation. Words are free. If you've chosen to engage with negative cynicism and consider yourself an expert in the
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3y ago
Isn't all of this explained by the fact that we have a supermassive black hole at the middle of the galaxy? We perceive distant time to run slow because we're falling into a black hole. This also explains a lot of the expansion ob
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3y ago
Important to note that the EU Commissioner for the Internal Market is an ex Telecom executive by the name of Thierry Breton who has demonstrated willingness in the past for aggressive regulation to help the telecom companies. As a recent ex
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4y ago
The EUs biggest export is bureaucratic idiocy.
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If you haven't heard of 'Wokey the Elf', you're missing out : https://twitter.com/pmarca/status/1611237679496331265?s=20&t...
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4y ago
Amazing! Ride the wave, MSFT! Push the industry full of coasters forward! It surprises me to read criticism on HN about how this can be "misleading". Are you kidding me? This is the internet. Even with regular search results do yo
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4y ago
Instead of parsing isolated sentences like someone without the capacity to connect them, try reading the whole thing and reflecting on the meaning before responding to independent quotes without context.
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