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Comment #49224022
Since I can remember I wonder why dogs do that but it had never occurred to me that that was the reason. What the hell. How many other _obvious_ things I've been blind my whole lif…
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Comment #49222399
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Comment #49222334
Eridians have figured out the solution for vulnerable moments: I watch, you shit.
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Comment #49210396
In the book, the trisolarans aren't coming to earth just because is the only habitable planet, it's because it's the closest one too. The don't have FTL and they spend the full res…
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Comment #49178113
Reminds of this https://youtu.be/GmJI6qIqURA?si=81MoR3UCUiQyqlwk
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Comment #49167342
>No other military could even try Iran military is trying alright.
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Comment #49065287
>The population is deeply divided on issues like this one. The politicians they population elect are not deeply divided, and thus can be considered a single entity that refuses to …
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Comment #49047650
Don't call it restful if you're not using hyperm... Oh wait wrong restful.
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Comment #49031822
I know right? And the obnoxious music in the video like something so wonderful and worthy of celebration what the actual fuck
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Comment #49027303
>Skynet begins to learn at a geometric rate Just geometric? Pfff lame. You don't go ASI with that attitude.
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Comment #49022135
What do you mean ~35% ?
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Comment #48969034
Spoiler alert for sequels. Happened to me with Shift (second book of the Silo trilogy).
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Comment #48965579
>claude is How? I mean what could be the ultimate usefulness of Claude if not to make money, just like NFT but with extra steps. Most people isn't using Claude to make massive para…
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Comment #48961244
>I have no idea how it got so bad either. Most people just keep buying this crap and a tiny percentage of customers happen to worry about privacy.
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Comment #48954285
>One big difference is that the US doesn't have much public record of using state espionage resources to steal industrial secrets to give domestic industry a leg up in the market, …
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Comment #48768819
>Obviously, the best move would be to keep the data in Europe instead. While 80% of Europe is subservient to the US?
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Comment #48768780
You have my curiosity
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Comment #48755569
You mean like Goodhart's Law? (Unless you're being sarcastic)
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Comment #48739248
DoD in short, to make it look like serious business
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Comment #48708109
It's absolutely not the same. If you think llms and brains works the same way you clearly don't know how either works. For a LLM learning what you wrote your last session would be …
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Comment #48705321
>It definitely learns things. By the very way this technology works they can't learn anything after training. What you think is "learning" it's just a session log written back to t…
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Comment #48705270
You're free to write your own media-conglomerate boot-licking post if don't agree.
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Comment #48702823
Is this article targeted just to an American audience? Because the US isolationism will only hurt them. Unless they truly have achieved AGI or ASI, the Chinese models soon will cat…
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Comment #48702700
>I wonder if our common expectation that true theories somehow had to be beautiful and elegant is going to survive the coming century. That's the layman's idea of physics theories.…
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Comment #48701069
>I wonder if there is any way to counter that. Not buying invasive shit?