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by number6 7d ago
At the current tech level? Everything would crumble within a week or two. It would need some kind of gerneal purpose robot workforce. Someone has to go out there and cut back the tree that is growing into the power line.
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by number6 7d ago
and of these models how many are AGI?
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by number6 7d ago
And in terms of AGI it is, that the AI can't survive without humans, and if we decide to quit the game than its over for the AGI; we will happily regress in a techno-barbarian feudal state and salvage solar panels and trade copper wire
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by number6 9d ago
Sounds tempting
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by number6 12d ago
Yeah, in a year or so everybody will be surprised what became of huggingface and no one could have seen this coming with all the promises made ...
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by number6 16d ago
I actually looked up the text in the AI Act: "The obligations set out in paragraph 1, points (a) and (b), shall not apply to providers of AI models that are released under a free and open-source licence that allows for the access, usag
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by number6 17d ago
The regulations apply foremost to closed models. Chinese companies mostly release "open models". And regarding fines, well the track record for EU fines against any big tech companies, US or China, is abysmal. Even if the companie
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by number6 20d ago
So with developers automated and CEO automated, can we now start with the first fully automated companies?
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by number6 27d ago
Do you code with Hermes?
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by number6 29d ago
Or your boss found the decision equally stupid and unfair so he told you?
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by number6 1mo ago
Yes, GitHub is a GitHub for words
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by number6 2mo ago
Germany also has potential for 85% geothermal energy. There are some interesting spots here but it's generally enough through the country to do it everywhere. Munich gets quite a lot of it's energy from geothermal sources
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by number6 2mo ago
And it's not cold enough to cool the reactor
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by number6 2mo ago
> What are you even talking about man. I don't know how you misinterpreted that so badly. He is saying yes I might die but if I don't risk my life you will be a slave, so I am going to fight for you: In the passage you cited he
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by number6 2mo ago
I did not read the odyssey yet, but I just finished the illiad and there the Warlords are measured in how much livestock they stole and Achilles gets mad about not getting his fair trophy share, which is measured in women. Hectors wife is w
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by number6 2mo ago
Sounds exactly like something the marketing department would use to up the convertion rate
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by number6 2mo ago
The leadership can block anything they want on a work-supplied device. They might get the Works Councils on board but generally they can. However they can not reduce private social life to zero at work [1]. And there the employees are guara
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by number6 3mo ago
Apple told EU Citizens thats why they cant have Siri on their Phone as AI; they would have to provide an Interface where you can plug in your own LLM of your chosing.
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by number6 3mo ago
Oh, it solves two problem at once: overpaying wages and overdelivery of quality. You just have to get the input coefficient right. The least amount of acceptable quality with the least amount of costs is the sweet spot. /s
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by number6 3mo ago
They have a situational awarenes mode
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by number6 3mo ago
Thanks you for your work!
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by number6 3mo ago
Even their Office Suite runs okay in the Web. For heavy lifting, like getting an md file into our Corporate Design, I still use libreoffice combned with our template.
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by number6 3mo ago
Starfish ... It's very good bit also very hard on the reader very devastating
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by number6 4mo ago
Will there be a point where hand crafted does end you somewhere like the Toaster Project [1] [1] https://www.thomasthwaites.com/the-toaster-project/
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by number6 4mo ago
It's central vs decentralisation. The electricy is consumed in the houses and not on the empty land. Parking lots become a win-win with electric cars. They also keep the cars cleen and sun protected.
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by number6 4mo ago
It is very methodical. Starting out on why you shouldn't kill yourself, as a real debate. And yes all the arguments have been made before. He tries to build up from first principals. I think he tried to walk a fine line between the phy
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by number6 4mo ago
There is the kritis (critical infrastructure law) law, which trys to enforce some standards to make things not as brittle.
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by number6 5mo ago
shamless self plug: https://emdashmanifesto.org/
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by number6 5mo ago
Obviously it it no longer in the environment
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by number6 5mo ago
At least it is the plot of a lot of movies of this era: Dr. stragelove, wargames, colossus.

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