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meh8881
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Comment #35900819
A gentle walk through the first couple pages of your post history suggests you have very strong opinions about American government and that this is just bait to cause a ruckus
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Comment #35900691
Claiming the cold is the proximate cause of death while you’re dying of COVID seems like a poor analysis
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Comment #35885720
Most of the world becomes uninhabitable or volatile during that lead up where the world is getting hotter. Not decades where it’s fine and then too hot. The coast lines will rise p…
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Comment #35881687
Spotify web client with Adblock works best imo. No shuffle playing of albums. Or “shuffled” radio playlists. Don’t even need premium.
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Comment #35873936
You are imagining a world where people live in caves but we still have global shipping routes and large construction projects and nuclear reactors?
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Comment #35864835
Brain does not have capsule networks
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Comment #35864775
> Keep in mind that dinosaurs evolved in a 12°C warmer world. Sounds like a ridiculous claim to me. Source? Edit: searching seems to suggest 5-10 degrees warmer. 12 warmer seems li…
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Comment #35864062
How do you intend to survive a 10c temperature increase?
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Comment #35822584
Why would you assume youth data is not a serious revenue stream? Parents are likely a large target market
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Comment #35808943
Net neutrality rules come to mind
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Comment #35781268
You seem to be taking my usage of the word prescient as meaning he can either see the future perfectly or he cannot. That’s… not what it conventionally means. I simply mean his tra…
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Comment #35781238
I didn’t say anything you’re suggesting.
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Comment #35779857
I’m not arguing Hinton is wrong. I’m arguing that Hinton doesn’t really matter here. The “godfather of AI” doesn’t make him particularly prescient.
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Comment #35778440
They didn’t really go anywhere.
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Comment #35778433
If you want an authoritative opinion on the societal impact of something I would want the opinion of someone who studies the societal impact of things.
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Comment #35776596
No, that’s the opposite of what I’m saying. Asking Hinton for his opinions on the societal impact of new AI tech is like asking the people who used to pump oil 20 years ago. It’s b…
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Comment #35775833
Let’s take a moment to appreciate the use of emergency medical expenses as something that is meant to be shown as unaffordable
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Comment #35774762
Ehhh but that’s just Sherlock Holmes’ drug addiction manifesting.
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Comment #35774736
Someone who is actually doing it would be a lot more authoritative in my opinion. Hinton has been wrong on most of his big ideas in the past decade. He hasn’t actually been involve…
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Comment #35773255
Regardless of incentives, I don’t see any particular reason to think he has a more informed view than other experts on the trajectory of AI. He’s made several incorrect bets (capsu…
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Comment #35772514
Is this true? I can’t actually think of any examples of this off the top of my head. I can think of examples of popping anxiety pills to show weakness and lack of resolve, pills th…
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Comment #35741677
Could you post a non contrived example of Chat GPT 4 doing this?
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Comment #35718146
Sounds like a good opportunity for ChatGPT if it’s log based.
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Comment #35704731
If you use the clean energy to cool the ocean, you use dirty energy for actual needs and end up net worse than just using the clean energy to do normal stuff That’s the normal answ…
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Comment #35687080
Does that include those in Moscow and St Petersburg? On what grounds are they opposed?