Nthringas

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by Nthringas 3y ago
you're saying you don't want neighbors?
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by Nthringas 3y ago
actually, my argument is against digital rights management meaning digital exclusive property I'm aware that's a bit of a leap to get from "lowering quality" to "drm sucks and is a terrible idea", but as I see
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by Nthringas 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divide_and_rule if governance were a technical field (which it is) that idea would be like a theorem the remaining puzzle is who is really "ruling" the balkans?
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by Nthringas 3y ago
the idea is that life and dead are both a side of the same figurative coin
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by Nthringas 3y ago
I wouldn't call that a minimum, MRIs are a higher dimensional signal representation all people in the world should have access the state of the art medical chat AI already, but this would "crash" the medical "industry&qu
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by Nthringas 3y ago
back to invertebrates, turning into worms
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by Nthringas 3y ago
funny how one "the" flips the meaning of the sentence I thought I was being paranoid until I started reading the article I choose to believe this is a freudian slip, which means they're trying to cause tooth decay while prete
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by Nthringas 3y ago
that would not settle it "once and for all" it would merely settle "for now" becuase as soon as either of them get succeded you will have to repeat the contest
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by Nthringas 3y ago
i'm pretty sure that's only a legit business model in the usa
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by Nthringas 3y ago
I'm most certainly calibrated differntly than you what I actually think is way crazier than that. if you asked me (which you didn't) I'd say that I think that behind the scenes what all these llm and ai companies are doing is
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by Nthringas 3y ago
the only way to settle this is to sum the market cap of both companies over their entire history while adjusting all values for inflation keep in mind that IBM[0] is over a hundred years old, and microsoft isn't even half of that [0] [
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by Nthringas 3y ago
ah, so your comment leads me to conclude that this is part of some hype marketing campaign to get high-level investors to throw money at openAI ...which faintly smells rotten because of them "lack of a moat" arguments
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by Nthringas 3y ago
my argument is more philosophical than scientific, so I can offer no evidence time is asymmetric BY definition. if time weren't asymmetric I would have to call it space instead. (seems like I'm using asymmetry and monotonicity as
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by Nthringas 3y ago
I'm factoring in their legacy and history i.e. since they're older they're bigger
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by Nthringas 3y ago
because IBM is both bigger and slower?
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by Nthringas 3y ago
for a while I've been counfounded by the connection between "they're really smart, they do great quality work" and the simple fact that maybe, they just spent way more time doing the work
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by Nthringas 3y ago
the public (open?) internet is dying i wonder if there are any nuances between public and open
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by Nthringas 3y ago
you should learn how to do humilty
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by Nthringas 3y ago
lucky you, mine blew up over a decade ago, nonetheless it's still brand new!!
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by Nthringas 3y ago
IMO, the fact that GR is time-symmetric is actually a quality of the math underlying the physics i.e. the theory, not reality, is where time symmetry comes from. and this is also exactly why those theories have predictive capabilities but r
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by Nthringas 3y ago
their magnetic monopole quasi-exists seems like some sort of virtual or model-like result based on emergen properties
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by Nthringas 3y ago
it looks to me like it covers the same funcionality as browser developer tools but I am also pretty sure those are going away soon, which will mean the only way to inspect websites will be using tools like this (+ WASM binary formats + goog
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by Nthringas 3y ago
sorry to say that "paint" meaning colored inks are a technology further, machines which churn out fine painting after fine painting already exist and are old boring technology by this point the least old instance of this tech is i
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by Nthringas 3y ago
I was recently appaled by the text editing exprience in gmail... but this is what I get for not using chrome.... clearly I'm doing it wrong lagging input, the cursor would skip to seemingly random places as I tried to navigate with key
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by Nthringas 3y ago
so we will need to learn to read gzip (and other compressed binary formats) as if they were not compressed this is also related to how 2 hour long movies will diminish into a niche... and movies of the future will be more like [0] this obse
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by Nthringas 3y ago
close enough I must add that "good politics" are all about compromise. In my somewhat grim perspective the best outcome of good politics means none of the constitutents are happy and none are desperately angry. politics are all a
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by Nthringas 3y ago
should've learned to make ariplanes first
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by Nthringas 3y ago
I think this also has something to do with the whole OpenAI debacle but I can only guess....