>>> the US and its allies must maintain a decisive lead in AI technology. Governments have an essential role to play in helping maintain that lead, and in both assessing and mitigating the national security risks…
Great project! I somehow missed whole cpu architecture topic, so gonna catch up on that now
Well, you see, if men stay alive, but women are killed, society collapses eventually as not enough new people are born. It sucks being a man in this scenario, but it is what it is.
I don't know if US miles gives better deals, but in EU (Flying Blue, KLM) Amsterdam-Munich (1hr flight) business class is 52k miles. Amsterdam - Los Angeles business class goes for 550k miles. For 1 passenger.
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Do they really match full functionality and user experience though?
I red 1984 and "Brave new world" roughly at the same time, and for quite some time I thought 1984 to be too unrealistic, and I considered bnw as more likely scenario. I was wrong.
I found that running an agent in ralph loop, showing it the agent text and saying "run this, if it fails - identify the reason, and modify the agent instructions to avoid this, acceptance criteria are this and that"…
>>> the US and its allies must maintain a decisive lead in AI technology. Governments have an essential role to play in helping maintain that lead, and in both assessing and mitigating the national security risks…
Great project! I somehow missed whole cpu architecture topic, so gonna catch up on that now
Well, you see, if men stay alive, but women are killed, society collapses eventually as not enough new people are born. It sucks being a man in this scenario, but it is what it is.
I don't know if US miles gives better deals, but in EU (Flying Blue, KLM) Amsterdam-Munich (1hr flight) business class is 52k miles. Amsterdam - Los Angeles business class goes for 550k miles. For 1 passenger.
[flagged]
Do they really match full functionality and user experience though?
I red 1984 and "Brave new world" roughly at the same time, and for quite some time I thought 1984 to be too unrealistic, and I considered bnw as more likely scenario. I was wrong.
I found that running an agent in ralph loop, showing it the agent text and saying "run this, if it fails - identify the reason, and modify the agent instructions to avoid this, acceptance criteria are this and that"…