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by randomNumber7 6d ago
This caps the amount of CO2 you can emit; which is good :)
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by randomNumber7 11d ago
Idk, to me it looks like the German green party is very anti Russian...
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by randomNumber7 12d ago
Any 2x or 3x cost for the same thing is uncompetitive in a free market.
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by randomNumber7 12d ago
Is this sarcasm or do you still live in the 1980s?
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by randomNumber7 1mo ago
Slowly?
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by randomNumber7 1mo ago
You are confusing cause and effect imho.
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by randomNumber7 2mo ago
Most people today are too aligned. Like they want the models to be also.
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by randomNumber7 2mo ago
If you have a robot doing household work you can spend more time at work /S
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by randomNumber7 2mo ago
I could collapse big bridges with relatively little effort with my knowledge in statics and engineering.
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by randomNumber7 2mo ago
It was the foundation of science that information is shared and you can find papers and patents for a lot of dangerous stuff. Of course with LLMs it's easier, but I don't think the difference is too big. You would still need some
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by randomNumber7 2mo ago
Yet I bake my own bread because the "bread" you can buy isn't bread. Its not a smart calculation to poison yourself and live shorter just because it is convenient and less work in the short term. If anything the bread paradox
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by randomNumber7 3mo ago
A lot of people try to get good at chess. If someone manages to become world class he is likely very intelligent.
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by randomNumber7 3mo ago
The state has a monopoly on all kinds of violence you listed. If it wouldn't you would either end up in civil war or a failed state with local warlords.
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by randomNumber7 3mo ago
Also LLMs are mainly used for work and if you can spend 6 digits on watches your likely financially independent.
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by randomNumber7 3mo ago
Most people can't afford 6 digits for hardware that deprecates in a couple of years.
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
> Novel unified architecture: No multimodal encoders. The vision and audio inputs flow directly into the LLM backbone. I would be interested in how this actually works. I couldn't find a description of the model architecture (and I
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
SQL is not an imperative programming language.
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
Since Codd's paper showed that the relational model dominates other approaches (for data storage) I would expect a paper that shows categorical database are not affected by this and what benefit they have.
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
Tell me you never had a crazy thought and you are either a lier or a psychopath.
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
"Know your place" is what came to my mind when I looked at this. I get that they think about going away from the combustion engine, but as a manufacturer of insanely expensive, loud and overpowerd sports car this doesn't make
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
It was always only a suggestion to the compiler, to hold this variable in a register. Compilers got so good at optimization that there is little point using it. If a variable is held in a register you can't access it with a pointer. So
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
It can be nuclear powered, so you don't have CO2 emmisions /S You just need to add heat to the air at the point where the diameter is the lowest. The russians are maybe using this idea for one of their new cruise missles named Bur
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
Owning 500g is enough to get someone hanged. A proof of trafficking or selling is not necessary. It is exactly as I said. Please don't spread misinformation.
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by randomNumber7 4mo ago
Singapore also hangs people for possessing weed.
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by randomNumber7 5mo ago
Definitely the fish stinks from the head. I'm also a bit confused about how the people on the top think this will play out. A long time ago there was a french saying "noblesse oblige", or the german pendant "Wohlstand ve
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by randomNumber7 5mo ago
I still enjoy the things that are not overtaken by big tech (although it isn't much). Anna's archive and streaming niche movies. I miss the old forums the most. The group mind on Reddit is just regression to the mean. The rest I t
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by randomNumber7 5mo ago
This is something I want to try. Does the time where the mind stays in the present before it strays away increase when you practice this?
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by randomNumber7 5mo ago
Lasers controlled by AI computer vision?
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by randomNumber7 5mo ago
Both can be totalitarian. Both are shit imho. I just don't buy the argument that China is worse because of it. But if we start nitpicking the US also executes people all over the world without trial and has secret prisons worldwide whe
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by randomNumber7 5mo ago
The USA has one of the highest percentages of their population in prison. Even for minor stuff like beeing addicted to drugs. Looks pretty totalitarian to me.

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