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Comment #46256865
Then make your own world where you don't benefit from the knowledge gained by means you don't approve of. This world is not that world.
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Comment #45991001
Legislation is much worse than organically derived common law, for the common law comprises decisions that apply to particular conditions with all their details while the former ar…
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Comment #45990968
Yes, I would argue that it would be better for more to have been incarcerated, for that would bring greater focus to injustice and the law would be changed. Selective enforcement i…
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Comment #45723760
Categorical rejection of alternatives is premature without context.
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Comment #45722370
Federal funding of research is un-American.
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Comment #44988158
Go was a response, in part, to C++, if I recall how it was described when it was introduced. That doesn't seem to be how it ended it out. Maybe it was that "systems programming lan…
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Comment #44875726
I'm happy enough if I'm better off for having used a tool than having not.
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Comment #44875683
Meaningless? The participation in a usefully predicting path is meaning. A different meaning. And Gemini has a note at the bottom about mistakes, and many people discuss this. Cave…
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Comment #44875643
> LLMs are [...] sophisticated simulators of reasoning-like text Most humans are unsophisticated simulators of reasoning-like text.
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Comment #43976637
Could it be that your particular position required more ongoing learning, and that has kept you better prepared for a changing world? What fraction of positions require that ongoin…
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Comment #43938873
These are welcome changes, as the practice of DEI (not it's idealization) is actively discriminatory and intolerant of dissenting views. Let competence be the only metric.
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Comment #43938826
False. Mass accumulations of capital allow exploratory research without a clear path to commercial benefit, but it's a cherry on top, a kind of motivator for researchers.
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Comment #43938804
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Comment #43938795
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Comment #43938753
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Comment #43938725
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Comment #43938699
It's ironic that the much more significant ultimate success of deep learning happened despite a lack of government funding, if Hinton is to be believed. The 90s were a neural net w…
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Comment #43938617
Yes, reduce, even end government research.
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Comment #43938600
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Comment #43341833
As if centralization with one big company weren't enough, now we're not even satisfied with one country, but a block of them. Yikes. Nope, run in the opposite direction. Unsuck fro…
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Comment #43330373
Unless you bound compensation, a proclamation of "non-profit" rings hollow.
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Comment #42663099
None of that is combatting sexism, but reality.
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Comment #42663076
We need one title one owner. Shared ownership is confusion. Governmens shouldn't run interference between managers and stockholders.
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Comment #42663066
Developing defence capacity is a basic responsibility. Humans can scream foul if they lose out to machine hybrids or extraterrestrials.
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Comment #42663039
Brevity informs diction.