adrithmetiqa

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by adrithmetiqa 8d ago
If two airplane manufacturers were found to have massive safety issues which nearly led to enormous fatalities (but no one actually died), would you be calling for them to ground their aircraft until safety was made the number one priorit
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by adrithmetiqa 26d ago
But why?
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by adrithmetiqa 1mo ago
I’m convinced one of the best ways is to make the right choices financially easier, and make the wrong ones (much) more expensive. Fully subsidise trains and tax the crap out of flying. Do the same for cars running on fossil fuels Tax car
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by adrithmetiqa 3mo ago
The Dutch have a brilliant app for this which works nationwide - Afvalwijzer (Waste guide). Complete with notifications when you want them and automatic updates when pickup are changed due to holidays/disruptions
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by adrithmetiqa 3mo ago
America may be become a gerontocracy but it’s far more likely to be a plutocracy first and that will cause more long term harm. Old people die eventually, but the ultra rich keep it in the family.
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by adrithmetiqa 3mo ago
I find it very interesting to read blogs like this which describe and predict the societal impact of AI. However, this impact is all framed in terms of developers. In the end this is a niche (albeit an important one) use of AI. I don’t beli
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by adrithmetiqa 3mo ago
Exactly. This is a design choice and there’s no right or wrong here.
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by adrithmetiqa 3mo ago
Is it possible this is vapour marketing and no projects are actually being selected? Perhaps someone from a project who has heard back can respond here?
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by adrithmetiqa 4mo ago
It’s great this debate is happening. The people on hn are some of those that can make a real impact here. There are many parallels with the industrial revolution here but we really don’t want to repeat a over a century of misery that occurr
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by adrithmetiqa 4mo ago
I disagree. No one will want to use second rate models when the frontier models reach a specific level of capability. Enterprise will keep paying.
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by adrithmetiqa 4mo ago
Considering the economic angle, one possible long term future is that access to frontier models is only realistic for the wealthiest 1% They will use this access to the ultra intelligent models to increase their wealth further. Inequality w
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by adrithmetiqa 4mo ago
I’m sorry but I’m not buying this argument. This problem was solved in 2005 with search engines.
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by adrithmetiqa 4mo ago
You’re quite correct and we are likely going to stumble into this future despite all the very big brains working on these technologies (including people on hn). “It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends
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by adrithmetiqa 4mo ago
The credit card companies really missed the boat here to become the standard for consumer to consumer payments. Of course, from their perspective, they know that people would not accept having to pay for this service so the companies won’t
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by adrithmetiqa 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Hacks
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by adrithmetiqa 4mo ago
I am reaching for “reader mode” in my browsers all the time as they cut through these design choices that don’t agree within my eyes It really helps to focus in the content rather than the fluff.
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
It would have been a success if they just called it ipv5.
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
That’s not true. The true capture price of nuclear is much higher https://green-giraffe.com/publication/blog-post/what-capture...
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
What a great resource. On a related note, while I love the content here on hn, the message threading is far from optimal. I know there are many alternate interfaces, can anyone recommend the best alternative ux for hn?
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
To repeat what’s been said before, the only way the large AI vendors can get a return on their huge investment is to eat the entire economy ($20/month won’t cut it). All information worker jobs are at risk and the creative ones are no
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
This article got me curious as I used Flickr years ago. Sadly couldn’t even move past the cookie banner at all. Too bad
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
Subscribers will not enable these companies to make their money back. The only way is for them to eat the economy itself
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
Is this just for fun or is there some underlying purpose to those type of attack? Is it possible to have any certainty when answering that question?
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
Love the tuning tips about cutting out the highs and only the rhythm pickup
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by adrithmetiqa 5mo ago
I would argue that they are as bad as each other. I have to repeat most voice commands to Siri and Alexa than getting it right first time. No experience with Google.
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by adrithmetiqa 6mo ago
Yep. The key difference is that a gas power plant can be cut off completely at any time. For example if a trigger happy leader decided to cause military mayhem in an unpredictable region supplying a large proportion of the world’s gas. The
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by adrithmetiqa 6mo ago
Super interesting but what does this mean for us mere mortals?
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by adrithmetiqa 6mo ago
Exactly. Just another “study” finding a correlation without causation.
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by adrithmetiqa 6mo ago
Does anyone else appreciate the final space where we can be disconnected. I do, for one
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by adrithmetiqa 6mo ago
Many pro wired comments here about quality which can be classed under the category “most people cannot tell the difference”. You simply cannot compare the considerably greater convenience of wireless to wired when on the go. Also, any dec

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