throwaway48r7r

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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Using "cuz" in the title. For shame.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
I find that kind of hilarious. Especially as they are the ones providing the tissues.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Cheating in online games is big business and is accessible to more than the technically inclined through purchase. There's no reason to think the same won't happen for tests that have actual monetary value.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Do you think they have a written tissue protocol?
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Because it would be an intelligence but not one we would recognize as human like GI.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
I think much like with a basic Turing machine definition compute is possible on a variety of substrates that some kind of intelligence can be created with a whole class of implementations, transformers included. Indeed the video and image i
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Absolutely. The physical world is the input that creates the feedback loop for learning. I would propose a definition of AGI. "A model capable of effecting the physical world through speech or physical action in a manner indistinguisha
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
This undersells the fact that to a not insignificant degree humans are stochastic parrots too.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
This is exactly what's happening.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
>the environment we live in This has changed drastically and thus our definition of smart has too.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
LLMs solve for the next word. Human intelligence solves for survival with many types of input, visual, audio etc. You can't create an AGI if you don't solve for the problems that created human GI.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
America has per weight pricing on labels but the units are often inconsistent.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
The $20 dolphin bar also is a bluetooth adapter.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
The wiimotes are just bluetooth and the tracking is 5 LEDs. I've used candles instead of the sensor bar before. You can buy a "dolphin bar" for $20 and use your wiimotes on the PC. It works great. I dumped my wii games and ha
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Pretty much. The term for this is judgement proof.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Was your name on the lawsuit or was it an LLC?
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Won't somebody think of the multinationals.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
They're about as likely to get paid as the poor sods the RIAA sued. It's just about using their legal muscle to shut them down. They will get the assets though. So $30k in patron money for the month, the domain, the trademark, and
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
>But, emulating a current console is not about preservation. Today's present is tomorrow's past.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
As far as I know (IANAL) it was Tropic Haize LLC that was sued and is on the hook for the $2M.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Personally, I will be boycotting Nintendo and will urge others to do the same.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
You already have to provide your own encryption keys to the emulator.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
The US interceptor missiles are something like 3 million dollars each. The Houthis drones are closer to 20 thousand. Eventually they will win on economic grounds.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
It would be nice if people in the region at least pretended to be working towards peaceful solutions.
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Plausible deniability for his customers
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by throwaway48r7r 3y ago
Mac revenue is ~7bn/qtr. So 1$bn for tape out is a lot.