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PJones2000
6mo ago
Ukrainian and Russian killer robots clashed without humans being present. Has the future arrived? Robots do the fighting and the side with the best and most numerous robots wins.
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7mo ago
"Customer spent an hour chatting with it, talked it into showing how good it was at maths and percentages, diverted the conversation to percentage discounts off a theoretical order, then acted impressed by it. The chatbot then generate
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An AI chat-assist offered a customer 80% off. Customer has placed £8k order
(old.reddit.com)
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9mo ago
"The health burden from phthalates, bisphenols, pesticides and Pfas “forever chemicals” amounts to up to $2.2tn a year – roughly as much as the profits of the world’s 100 largest publicly listed companies." That's quite a sta
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Synthetic chemicals in food system creating health burden of $2.2T a year
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9mo ago
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1y ago
24 hours on a 4070. Seems quite doable. https://github.com/sapientinc/HRM
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2y ago
Would any of these be problematic for you? The US withdrawing from NATO, behaving in an adversarial way to your home country/Europe? Allying with Russia over Europe?
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2y ago
That wouldn't be ideal for FAANGs, but good for Europe.
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Ask HN: Europeans living in the US, where do you draw the line?
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2y ago
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2y ago
This seems promising, I'll be trying this out. Thank you for the pointer.
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2y ago
Possibly. We've tried at monthly intervals and every time, no machine available. The message we're getting from this is don't built on AWS.
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2y ago
As a UK AI/biotech startup, we've been trying to get access to compute here in the UK but have found nothing (suggestions welcome). We are getting free credits from US-based cloud companies but noticed they ask a lot of questions
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2y ago
No, credits weren't tied to a region but even switching to a few other regions we couldn't get hold of machines. We asked if there was a way to search across all regions so we could switch to where the machines were located. No r
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2y ago
We got AWS credits too, but when we wanted to do some serious ML there were never any machines available. Our contact person at AWS just stopped replying to emails when we raised this. While one shouldn't look a gift horse in the mou
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4y ago
The report behind the article. https://aspi.org.au/report/critical-technology-tracker They have collected data on flow of talent and research contributions for 44 different technologies. https://techtracke
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China has a lead over the US in 37 out of 44 critical technologies
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4y ago
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