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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
That too. If all/most labor is automated, humans will be free from the 9 to 5 grind. Products will be cheap or free.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Mickey Mouse (the original one) is out of copyright, as of last year, AFAIR.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
1. You need to read carefully. I didn't say it was our only chance. I said it was our only chance to do it quickly , I even emphasized the word. I'm sure humanity can grind through these hard problems in hundreds or thousands of
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Increased intelligence -> automation and scaling of scientific research -> solving complex problems. The chain is rather short. You don't even need immortality right away. Longevity escape velocity.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
That's why I said "chance". And no, there's no zero rational connection. LLMs and other types of neural nets are already demonstrating they can solve complex tasks. Unless there's some intrinsic barrier to how intel
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
That's a ridiculous take. Read some actual AI news, not just titles of pop-sci articles.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
It's a problem for me. When you're 60 or 70, you will wish to have a body of a 25 year old. Dying early from rotting teeth is normal in nature, yet you probably brush, floss, and go to dentist.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Cure death, not life. And I do enjoy life, that's exactly why I want it to be much much longer.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Nobody asked for it??? Nobody wants it??? You're not paying attention. I want it. I think it's our only chance at quickly solving huge complex problems like aging, cancer, Alzheimer's.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/squoosh
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
We need to embrace WebP v2 for this kind of stuff. I took one of their images, resized it to 24x16px, and compressed it with Squoosh at 65% quality. It compresses to just 144 bytes. And it looks way way way better than these CSS gradients.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
No sympathy for MS-13 gang members.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
"President Trump has sued a number of U.S. news outlets, including 60 Minutes, CNN, The Washington Post, The New York Times and other smaller media organizations for unflattering coverage." Ok, you're straight up lying about
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I hate the long form so much. I come for the information about the plane crash details, and I get the wall of verbal diarrhea about pilot's upbringing. At least put all that extra nonsense at the end.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
But our users do.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Absolutely not. You can move me to any place on earth, I will not be okay with throwing gay people off the roofs for being gay. The fact that you think like that is kind of insane to me.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
That's not what he asked you. You answered some other question.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Yeah, but Waymo only drives in few selected environments. Unlike Teslas, they can't just self-drive on any random road.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> People are the same everywhere That is absolutely not true. People aren't the same even in adjacent neighborhoods sometimes. Some create great environments, some create hells on earth. Source: I lived in 3 different countries +
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
2015: Human embryonic stem cells in the treatment of patients with spinal cord injury https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4627203/
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
It's very hard to find good books written by humans. GoodReads is okay, but you quickly run out of high-end recommendations. I read mostly sci-fi, and the books that everyone recommends rarely end up being 10/10. But then I see so
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> That is a great right, as long as it's not programmers. You realize that almost weekly we have new AI models coming out that are better and better at programming? It just happened that the image generation is an easier problem t
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
It's ridiculous to call these riots "protests" or "demonstrations". We have videos of anti-israely rioters literally running after Israeli students, assaulting them, not letting them get into classes. The propaganda
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Largely after abandoning damaging communist ideas and allowing private business to exist. China is no longer communist, it's this weird hybrid of capitalism with heavy government controls and heavy censorship.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
It's not very well organized. Why not have a column for which LLMs they give for free, with limits. A column for unique features. A column for pricing. Right now it's just a wall of text I have to read.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Fast is always better than slow, if the quality isn't worse.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
https://anything.world/
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
No
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
That's not a good thing. Most retirement accounts are tied to the market. If you crash it on purpose, you create millions of old broke people.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
There's a big difference between a wealth fun and managing nationalized businesses. As a business owner, you're directly invested into your business doing well. And you have lots of knowledge about your business details. Some gove

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