Footnote7341

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by Footnote7341 3d ago
You're wrong about profits.
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by Footnote7341 3d ago
Economic value isnt a physical resource being depleted....
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by Footnote7341 5d ago
Can't all the prestige-maxed mathematicians still study all these famous problems after ai solves them. And even if they convince open-ai to stop dunking on them, some normal user with gpt 7.1 on the normal chat interface will do it i
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by Footnote7341 6d ago
This smells of extreme 'cope'. Am I really supposed to believe that all of these problems could have been solved, were right about to be solved, etc. But it just happens they are all getting solved now when AI is getting really go
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by Footnote7341 7d ago
Everyone is gathering around patting themselves on the back, but smallpox depopulated an entire continent. Clearly it is possible for a highly transmittable deadly virus to exist.
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by Footnote7341 7d ago
The real protections are where and how the data is allowed to be used, the state has had the technical capability of breaking into your home, following you, and reading your mail forever. But they aren't allowed to use it in court to p
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by Footnote7341 9d ago
I think you're right about having to be 100x safer, but it's definitely irrational and a bad thing.
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by Footnote7341 9d ago
self driving is safer than human driving, why should we apply urgent attention to AI driver safety. Human drivers are killing hundreds of people daily.
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by Footnote7341 9d ago
In many jurisdictions you can run people over and kill them and as long it was a normal lapse in judgement or mistake they cannot charge you. Only if you intentionally drive recklessly, for example speeding and racing, is it easy to charge
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by Footnote7341 9d ago
Plenty of examples of this. In many jurisdictions even accidentally rolling through a stop sign does not even come close to 'serious recklessness'. https://www.gulfcoastnewsnow.com/article/12-year-old-dead-af.
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by Footnote7341 9d ago
We do not generally hold drivers responsible for slips in judgement when driving. Only in cases of extreme recklessness is it normal for a driver to be 'held responsible'. It is silly that we hold self driving cars to an astronomi
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by Footnote7341 2mo ago
The elementary school example is a clear sign of bad faith. Neither Iran or the USA have intentionally blown up any school children.
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by Footnote7341 4mo ago
I'm using grok to help bring awareness to black and brown and latinx communities that live within 100 miles of Colossus 1!
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by Footnote7341 4mo ago
The current bottleneck on compute is power and zoning. Solar panels are 5x more efficient in space, and there is no zoning in space.
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by Footnote7341 4mo ago
IDK what world you're living in, but in the real world Americans are the richest people on earth and richer than ever before in real terms. And yes international seigniorage is part of that.
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by Footnote7341 6mo ago
It is technically possible for mandatory 15 minute support call wait times to increase total user happiness by lowering average wait time in the queue.
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by Footnote7341 6mo ago
Everytime I use Gemini, the pro paid version, it ends almost every interaction with "This relates perfectly with <random personal fact it memorized about me> do you want to learn how it connects to that!?" and it is just ann
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by Footnote7341 6mo ago
That has nothing to do with the point of my post.
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by Footnote7341 6mo ago
Isnt this silly when you can calculate the chance of war in Iran by oil futures instead. Prediction markets are just explicit markers of information that is already being traded on in 100 different ways.
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by Footnote7341 7mo ago
No, there is hardware based attestation, and it could be set by an administrator / parent for the user account.
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by Footnote7341 9mo ago
Creating a strong image to adversaries, aka deterrent, is a key function of all nations militaries. But the US conducts tough rigorous exercises against impossible odds constantly. All ground forces are rotated through NTC and JRTC where ex
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by Footnote7341 11mo ago
We're still moving thousands of pounds of vehicle around a public highway to carry a 1lb burrito, obviously lightweight aerial drones are the future for food and grocery delivery.
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by Footnote7341 1y ago
I managed to write a fairly large GTK application without the GTK type system encroaching on my code at all. It just meant hooking a bunch of lambdas in where they want you to be inheriting from and extending their own classes to allow all
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by Footnote7341 2y ago
Foreign countries are already banned from owning TV stations in the United States so this is certainly not a speech issue. I dont think its clear that Trump can really save TikTok without passing a law through congress though.
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by Footnote7341 2y ago
When did we start calling markov chains 'wave function collapse'?
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by Footnote7341 2y ago
Scalping is good and there is no such thing as a distorted price.
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by Footnote7341 2y ago
We aren't used to draconian internet control in the west yet, in China and Russia the population is. Everyone who's anyone just uses a VPN and uses western internet when they like. China banned western social media for the exact s
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by Footnote7341 2y ago
Ok thats nice and all, but 'a general vibe' doesn't survive actual incentives.
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by Footnote7341 2y ago
Aren't the civilians in Kherson largely Russian citizens according to the official Russian line here? It's one of the territories they officially annexed.
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by Footnote7341 2y ago
This looks really fake, especially the anglo-centric british-english list of slurs rather than American slurs. And the list of slurs is so short and incomprehensive almost like someone made it for a screenshot based on whatever came to mind

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