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Comment #49129515
Most people today are too aligned. Like they want the models to be also.
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Comment #49112440
If you have a robot doing household work you can spend more time at work /S
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Comment #49080396
I could collapse big bridges with relatively little effort with my knowledge in statics and engineering.
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Comment #49077826
It was the foundation of science that information is shared and you can find papers and patents for a lot of dangerous stuff. Of course with LLMs it's easier, but I don't think the…
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Comment #48918593
Yet I bake my own bread because the "bread" you can buy isn't bread. Its not a smart calculation to poison yourself and live shorter just because it is convenient and less work in …
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Comment #48783901
A lot of people try to get good at chess. If someone manages to become world class he is likely very intelligent.
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Comment #48730017
The state has a monopoly on all kinds of violence you listed. If it wouldn't you would either end up in civil war or a failed state with local warlords.
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Comment #48726543
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Comment #48726363
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Comment #48713206
Also LLMs are mainly used for work and if you can spend 6 digits on watches your likely financially independent.
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Comment #48696385
Most people can't afford 6 digits for hardware that deprecates in a couple of years.
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Comment #48386438
> Novel unified architecture: No multimodal encoders. The vision and audio inputs flow directly into the LLM backbone. I would be interested in how this actually works. I couldn't …
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Comment #48367810
SQL is not an imperative programming language.
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Comment #48367429
Since Codd's paper showed that the relational model dominates other approaches (for data storage) I would expect a paper that shows categorical database are not affected by this an…
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Comment #48317072
Tell me you never had a crazy thought and you are either a lier or a psychopath.
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Comment #48307172
"Know your place" is what came to my mind when I looked at this. I get that they think about going away from the combustion engine, but as a manufacturer of insanely expensive, lou…
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Comment #48291160
It was always only a suggestion to the compiler, to hold this variable in a register. Compilers got so good at optimization that there is little point using it. If a variable is he…
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Comment #48277926
It can be nuclear powered, so you don't have CO2 emmisions /S You just need to add heat to the air at the point where the diameter is the lowest. The russians are maybe using this …
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Comment #48061343
Owning 500g is enough to get someone hanged. A proof of trafficking or selling is not necessary. It is exactly as I said. Please don't spread misinformation.
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Comment #48059499
Singapore also hangs people for possessing weed.
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Comment #48024412
Definitely the fish stinks from the head. I'm also a bit confused about how the people on the top think this will play out. A long time ago there was a french saying "noblesse obli…
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Comment #48024207
I still enjoy the things that are not overtaken by big tech (although it isn't much). Anna's archive and streaming niche movies. I miss the old forums the most. The group mind on R…
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Comment #47930809
This is something I want to try. Does the time where the mind stays in the present before it strays away increase when you practice this?
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Comment #47918925
Lasers controlled by AI computer vision?
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Comment #47888065
Both can be totalitarian. Both are shit imho. I just don't buy the argument that China is worse because of it. But if we start nitpicking the US also executes people all over the w…