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Comment #49243547
Seems that this is a patent application from March, so a challenge should still be possible. But it would have to come from a named entity afaik (not a lawyer).
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Comment #49225375
But then how would you get into the news for how dangerously good your models are? And have something to warn about how dangerous open weights models could be?
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Comment #49217446
> opting for authoritarianism before eventually the center can't hold any more and it all collapses in on itself It all depends on what you define as the collapse of the Roman Empi…
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Comment #49160093
Hiring people isn't retirement, if anything it means growing your business. You're outsourcing some of the menial tasks and inherit managerial tasks instead. The show and the ROI o…
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Comment #49158822
And what does taking it seriously entail?
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Comment #49147132
I keep hearing he's retired, yet his channel looks just like any channel by a full-time influencer. The few videos of him I've watched (all quite recent) must have required substan…
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Comment #49138418
I think those concerned about ensuring a place for human mathematicians usually go in different directions than my suggestion, at least those I've seen so far. Like this post that …
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Comment #49138360
I agree with your reading of the presentation and I mostly agree with the presentation - but I believe the recommendations should go a bit further than they do there.
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Comment #49137237
I know it sounds unrealistic and not aligned with academic incentive structures. But those are the exact structures that gave us a lot of headaches in the experimental sciences. I …
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Comment #49136673
Because the math isn't solely about the proof being correct. You don't need to take my word for it, here's one of the most famous living mathematicians' take on it: https://teorth.…
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Comment #49135851
I believe we're seeing a new kind of mathematics that will require completely new formats for publication, a bit similar to those used in experimental sciences. AI-powered mathemat…
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Comment #49131474
I haven't driven a recent model but afaik the answer for most is Yes, or at best you can disable them for the current ride and they turn on again automatically on every start.
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Comment #49131421
It sounds awful, but it might not even make the top-5 of the most annoying/concering things you'll get in a new car (bought in the EU at least), many of which are now mandatory by …
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Comment #49108277
Very relevant for anyone whose friends live uniformly spaced across all boroughs of London. So probably no-one.
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Comment #49103484
Stupid question, if there's an old version that you liked, couldn't you just keep using that version?
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Comment #49094110
In this case it's about how you say it, not what. Which is also covered by the HN guidelines, btw.
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Comment #49089941
The amount of unacknowledged privilege in this post is hard to bear.