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    Comment #36186239

    Negative income tax is an alternative to UBI, but it's discussed less often. Does anyone know why? I feel it should be easier to implement (plugs right into the existing tax system…

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    Comment #36159944

    Ironic. Every time a company measures its employee output with number of lines of code or commits, devs are the first to point out that management is dumb for using a surface-level…

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    Comment #36123959

    As a serious security person, this is why I use 999999 as my passcode

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    Comment #36123931

    What's stopping someone from placing the silicon under ab electron microscope and reading the data visually? I mean, the circuit that encrypts data has to have some way to load the…

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    Comment #36114889

    That's concerning. Could you elaborate on how you identified the traffic as cloudflare workers? Also, what sorts of HTTP attacks? wp-admin probes? Plain DDoS? Cloudflare has (had?)…

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    Comment #36012580

    While OP's reply answers your question, it's important to not apply current costs to predict the future of AI. Hardware for LLMs is one step function away from unimaginable capabil…

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    Comment #35998524

    For starters, Spotify exists

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    Comment #35925035

    Sure, in which case the real prompt is as useless as a hallucinated one, so what's the difference?

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    Comment #35924924

    Why is everyone so confused about this? Isn't verifying the easy part? You put it into the GPT-3.5/4 API as a system prompt and see it answers like the actual chatbot. If it does, …

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    Comment #35911301

    If 't be true thou art so 'gainst w'rds changing meaning, then wherefore aren't thee speaking liketh this

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    Comment #35845678

    It's far easier to do productive, useful things with AI if you just treat it as a tool, like a chainsaw or a pulley. Everyone agrees there's a lot of hype right now but no one thin…

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    Comment #35769257

    Yes, it's called Psilocybin

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    Comment #35593233

    Sure! https://pastebin.com/xm7D1c30 I didn't bother cleaning it so it's just a code dump, but it's fairly straightforward. Not included are a Python script to parse and clean the r…

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    Comment #35590131

    >Richard: Now you're being an asshole. >Erlich: You say that like it's a bad thing. Richard, if you're not an asshole, it creates this kind of asshole vacuum and that void is fille…

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    Comment #35583638

    Unless you have several hundred million documents, just write a simple encoder that serializes the embedding vectors to a flat binary file. Writing code from scratch to process and…

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    Comment #35583507

    You could apply the same logic to anyone ringing the alarm bells about climate change (or alarm bells in general). Just because snake oil is usually unfalsifiable doesn't mean ever…

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    Comment #35578286

    >fetch weather >get capital >control volume >oh btw, it's also a self-replicating AI https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ArsonMurderAndJa...

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    Comment #35539250

    >I'm still waiting to see a QI charger than just pumps 100W of power straight through any piece of metal above it A charger so good it's the last time you'll need to charge

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    Comment #35534663

    >People already know what needs to be done to solve a lot of these problems we have, it’s called sharing and compassion Broke: Making the world a better place through the power of …

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    Comment #35532118

    >Expand where? Think of the ocean bed as a trampoline. Obviously much more rigid, but that's the image in my head. >It can't go down because there is already other stuff there. Why…

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    Comment #35532091

    I know, did I say otherwise anywhere?

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    Comment #35532055

    No, water is most dense at 4°C. If you take water at 2°C and increase its temperature by a degree, it will _compress_, not expand. But if you take water at 10°C and heat it by a de…

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    Comment #35526774

    I have two related questions: 1. Global temperature is rising. Any water that used to be above 4°C (or the equivalent for salt water) now takes more volume. But what about water th…