Gathering6678

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by Gathering6678 2mo ago
I didn't have "replace" in my mind. I 100% agree with you that AI cannot replace human educators, but I am hopeful that as a supplementary tool, AI can achieve a lot. On your point of MOOCs and YouTube lectures: I agree that
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by Gathering6678 2mo ago
This looks really bad.
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by Gathering6678 2mo ago
May I ask why? If by "not the same" you meant: AI is not at the level of a good human educator, it is a fair argument - but not many humans can afford to have a one-to-one human educator either. Perhaps I am a bit more optimistic,
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by Gathering6678 2mo ago
(1) An inmate is not allowed (essentially, by the society) a specific diet dictated by his/her belief; and, (2) A poor person cannot afford (essentially, because of the society) a nutritious and delicious meal dictated by his/her
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by Gathering6678 3mo ago
I'm guessing the person you're replying to meant the incremental cost of serving African customers is low.
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by Gathering6678 3mo ago
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Maptap.gg – Daily Geography Game(maptap.gg)
3 points by Gathering6678 3mo ago|1 comments
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Entropy(arch.dog)
4 points by Gathering6678 3mo ago|1 comments
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by Gathering6678 3mo ago
'Open' and 'for everyone' doesn't have to mean 'not following government's orders'. The last sentence of yours is a non sequitur. Also, in today's environment with the US using AI in active wars
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by Gathering6678 3mo ago
The repository has 75 commits and everything stopped 10 months ago.
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by Gathering6678 3mo ago
There's another contest called Underhanded C that I enjoyed a lot reading, but it has been inactive for a decade at this point...
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by Gathering6678 3mo ago
Is it? As mentioned by another comment, it's probably more divided than 'anti-AI'. Also, 'Over the past six months, there hasn’t been a single day where I’ve checked the HN Best RSS feed without seeing a post about how A
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by Gathering6678 4mo ago
Ah yes, FSearch is what I'm using right now. Although, correct me if I'm wrong, it relied on a search database and is slower? I remember reading somewhere that Everything is so quick because of NTFS - not sure about the technical
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by Gathering6678 4mo ago
I thought a company called Frontier broke a file format CTF.
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by Gathering6678 4mo ago
Tax is a complex issue that differs from one jurisdiction to another, and I am in no way an expert in any of them, but I do believe most tax authorities would require fair value exchanges. Which means, "If the work is performed for $1
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by Gathering6678 4mo ago
Everything is an absolute gem. I literally cannot survive on the work computer without it. At home on Linux, this is one of things (probably the only one even) I really missed from Windows.
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by Gathering6678 4mo ago
The title is misleading in that it makes people think only 3% goes to Linux as a whole, while that number is about the linux kernel only. Some other comments mention blockchain: one could argue for or against endorsing blockchain technology
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by Gathering6678 4mo ago
China is also short on supply... Capex for these are planned years ahead and just not flexible enough to deal with the supply squeeze right now.
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by Gathering6678 4mo ago
The seemingly lack of any source for the first illustration (share of wealth) troubles me...
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by Gathering6678 5mo ago
In today's world this shouldn't have come as a surprise.
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by Gathering6678 5mo ago
Would satellite dishes still be allowed when push comes to shove and the Internet is completely locked down?
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by Gathering6678 6mo ago
Care to elaborate why? I'm just curious since I didn't know (1) there was actually any kind of serious usage, or (2) there was pushback from rescue team...
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by Gathering6678 6mo ago
It reminds me of what3words, using three words to describe any location on earth. I really hoped that could catch on.
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Are there lessons from high-reliability engineering for AGI safety?(lesswrong.com)
1 points by Gathering6678 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Gathering6678 8mo ago
My knowledge may be out-of-date, but sodium-ion battery has a 30-50% lower energy density to lithium (200 Wh/kg vs 300-400). My understanding is it will be confined to cheaper solutions.
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by Gathering6678 8mo ago
Oh okay, that's fair. How long would you achieve breakeven, i.e. save enough money from electricity to cover the initial cost?
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by Gathering6678 8mo ago
That makes sense. I am running a desktop PC as server, and a NAS for backup. Only the PC is protected by a UPS, and the NAS is directly connected to the socket. I can't recall experiencing any glitches actually...it was a bit more comm
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by Gathering6678 8mo ago
We live in a big city now (though not exactly close to hospital or government), but my wife's hometown is a smallish rural town, and power outage is also extremely rare (less than once per year?) in the past decade or so. If you need e
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by Gathering6678 8mo ago
Oh I didn't mean 'violated', but 'no longer work as intended'. It's been a while, but I think there were cases where the robot was paralysed because of conflicting directives from the three laws.
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by Gathering6678 8mo ago
I'm always curious why homes in the US need energy storage systems, basically UPS for the house? I live in China, and the only times my UPS for the home server tripped in the last 5 years were scheduled maintenance that lasted for no m

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