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by ifdefdebug 11d ago
That's the problem, nobody is going to test the new software unless they have to, it will sit unused until the end of the pilot period as long as the old software is available too. Those people are no cs nerds who like testing new soft
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by ifdefdebug 11d ago
> Do note that during the pilot phase, the new system runs in parallel with Microsoft 365 rather than replacing it outright. That's okay, I think. Well I think it's not ok without at least a fixed deadline for removal of MS365.
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by ifdefdebug 15d ago
But since the mass that entered the black hole continues to produce gravitational pull in our universe, the child universe must still be anchored within ours, at least gravitationally, and we should feel the pull from all the additional mas
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by ifdefdebug 15d ago
>... proposed that mass/energy in a parent universe collapsed to form a black hole (thus leaving the bubble of space-time that was the parent universe). It then “bounced” at the singularity, and expanded in a Big Bang, to form a new
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by ifdefdebug 18d ago
Usually people trying to be helpful just post an archive link, instead of requesting others to do so...
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by ifdefdebug 1mo ago
You mean 1024 right?
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by ifdefdebug 2mo ago
minesweeper works seemingly until you find some number that don't sum up...
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by ifdefdebug 2mo ago
As long as trying to break that fiction has real-world consequences like jail time etc., it will work anyway.
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by ifdefdebug 2mo ago
> Is GPT5.6 Sol Superhuman? This is not a simple y/n question. Computers have been superhuman at playing chess for decades now. Reading this article, I guess they are superhuman at understanding code now as well.
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by ifdefdebug 2mo ago
And to keep around a concurrent browser with full adblock abilities so they can cripple their own without too much of an outcry.
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by ifdefdebug 3mo ago
Because your sex slave uses teleoperation assistance when needed to guarantee task completion?
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by ifdefdebug 3mo ago
> The company says the robot completes Laundry Flow and Daily Reset tasks autonomously by default, but uses teleoperation assistance when needed to guarantee task completion. Does that mean some random human looking at my dirty laundry i
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by ifdefdebug 3mo ago
Do you want the honest answer?
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by ifdefdebug 3mo ago
Everybody and their grandma can "use AI". Reading (and understanding what you read), writing (coherently) and calculating (in your head) are those basic skills that need to be trained and will give you an advantage no matter in wh
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by ifdefdebug 4mo ago
well I see more problematic the people actually doing the Iran attacks and murder of heads of state. Betting on those is distasteful, but doing those things is where the damage lies.
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by ifdefdebug 4mo ago
> So if instead of text we come up with a different representation for mathematical or physical problems, that could both improve But then, wouldn't we first have to translate all of our current math and physics knowledge into that
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by ifdefdebug 5mo ago
This is like saying that talking about my financial limitations is irrelevant because Jeff Bezos also has financial limitations...
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by ifdefdebug 9mo ago
well I AM aware that my comments here are shared with the whole world, which Y Combinator startups are a subset of...
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by ifdefdebug 10mo ago
it's actually black and white, and needed some programming to work like this.
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by ifdefdebug 10mo ago
I have an e-ink photo frame on the wall that switches picture once every 24h, picking one of my pictures of the last 10+ years by random. So every single one of my tens of thousands of pictures gets a real chance to be seen at least once du
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
But transistor designers didn't pivot away from designing transistors. They left Facebook and all the other stuff to others and kept designing better transistors.
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
Sure, now show us how to recycle spent fuel rods (and become a billionaire).
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
Newton's laws are a good enough approximation for many tasks so it's not a "false understanding" as long as their limits are taken into account.
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
Analogy doesn't work because the bomb came first and the reactor later, that is, regarding fission the reactor isn't even here yet. And it was clear from the beginning that the chain reaction is real not hypothetical.
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
No way I get into a car that has a human driver who literally has no skin in the game.
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
The fact check will come when some foreign soldier kicks in the door to your basement computer room.
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
haha that word. back in the 80ies,some polish friends of mine taught me that but refused to tell me what it meant and instructed me to never, ever use it. Until today I don't know what it is about...
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
Obviously they are not talking about the difference between the two browsers, but between the two situations. Your post looks like you chose the least charitable interpretation in order to pick a fight.
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by ifdefdebug 1y ago
Recent claims that current LLMs pass the Turing test seem to be wildly exaggerated.
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The Imitation Game According to Turing(arxiv.org)
2 points by ifdefdebug 1y ago|1 comments

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