The same Stripe which publishes the techno-optimist webzine Works In Progress. It all checks out.
Human growth has already been exponential, so it seems absurd to assume it would be only polynomial.
Musk being in the conversation is a great justification for Anthropic accelerationism. Who wants to live in the world where _Musk_ controls the AGI?
It's not misinformation. By default Google has been able to click track with JS. If you disable JS, they don't serve you search (https://serpapi.com/blog/google-now-requires-javascript/). Yes, if you are tricky, you can…
Unfortunately copyright law allows them to give something to one person without giving it to others _and_ to sue to the former person to block them from giving it to the others.
Well, that's rather the point, right? Kagi and other micro search engines sell a product that just resells Google search results while telling people it's a premium product better than Google. Obviously Google isn't…
Didn't Google take it down because of copyright? With the rise of paywalls it became a backdoor around them, but Google doesn't actually have a license to republish the copyrighted text they scraped.
Adding -ai to the query works fine. Or like the other responder said, use the web tab instead of the all tab.
That flag is the result of clicking on the "Web" tab of the results page, so it kinda is a documented feature. All the tabs have their own udm value (e.g. image search is udm=2, etc.).
Because Google search isn't a hypertext document, it's a web app that presents dynamic ephemeral content to the user. There's no need for stable hyperlinks, since either you will click them within a few seconds, or they…
It seems feasible for state actors, at least: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNSS_spoofing#Ocurrences
He wasn't the one who merged ads and search into the same org. The blame has to fall on Sundar, surely.
They own the JS on the page, they don't need the redirects to know where you clicked...
Like the OP says, it's being hidden form scrapers. Like you I don't see a reason for normal users to be concerned.
Well, they already know your credit card issuer, it's not that wild. Really visa/MasterCard should offer age verification on their network...
GNSS signals can be relatively easily faked because the original signals are very weak so overpowering them doesn't require much broadcast power.
And only 1852m at sea level; since it's an angular distance it's a bit longer in the air and a bit shorter underwater (~ 29 cm per km of elevation change).
Mercator is also useful for tiled maps, which is why web Mercator is a standard. The tiles always have nice north/south and east/west bounds and there is no difference in rendering depending on longitude or latitude.…
It's not like the family is compelled to send the mother out of the home. If it were not advantageous from their point of view, they would choose to stay at home.
Allegations that the model plagiarised itself, while reflecting poorly on humans, don't make the AI any less impressive. It was the one doing the breakthrough on both sides, after all, not the human prompters.
Why would the guy working with Anthropic be using OpenAI models? Surely they were using internal Anthropic models.
I mean... none of these humans have priority. The result is due to the team of LLM agents.
Yes, but the value of local presence is only the marginal value of the local advertisers over foreign ones. It's not all the revenue from the country, and it can be possible to be not worth having a local presence but…
BTW, Australia has shown the limits of sin taxation with our very high tobacco taxes. They got so high we induced a criminal black market in tobacco, that now is very hard to eradicate and is causing gang warfare, etc.
Facebook already has a "friends only" feed. It's the only thing I still use, and unfortunately it's cluttered with events that people I knew 15 years ago are going to this weekend, but it's waaaay better than the…
The same Stripe which publishes the techno-optimist webzine Works In Progress. It all checks out.
Human growth has already been exponential, so it seems absurd to assume it would be only polynomial.
Musk being in the conversation is a great justification for Anthropic accelerationism. Who wants to live in the world where _Musk_ controls the AGI?
It's not misinformation. By default Google has been able to click track with JS. If you disable JS, they don't serve you search (https://serpapi.com/blog/google-now-requires-javascript/). Yes, if you are tricky, you can…
Unfortunately copyright law allows them to give something to one person without giving it to others _and_ to sue to the former person to block them from giving it to the others.
Well, that's rather the point, right? Kagi and other micro search engines sell a product that just resells Google search results while telling people it's a premium product better than Google. Obviously Google isn't…
Didn't Google take it down because of copyright? With the rise of paywalls it became a backdoor around them, but Google doesn't actually have a license to republish the copyrighted text they scraped.
Adding -ai to the query works fine. Or like the other responder said, use the web tab instead of the all tab.
That flag is the result of clicking on the "Web" tab of the results page, so it kinda is a documented feature. All the tabs have their own udm value (e.g. image search is udm=2, etc.).
Because Google search isn't a hypertext document, it's a web app that presents dynamic ephemeral content to the user. There's no need for stable hyperlinks, since either you will click them within a few seconds, or they…
It seems feasible for state actors, at least: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNSS_spoofing#Ocurrences
He wasn't the one who merged ads and search into the same org. The blame has to fall on Sundar, surely.
They own the JS on the page, they don't need the redirects to know where you clicked...
Like the OP says, it's being hidden form scrapers. Like you I don't see a reason for normal users to be concerned.
Well, they already know your credit card issuer, it's not that wild. Really visa/MasterCard should offer age verification on their network...
GNSS signals can be relatively easily faked because the original signals are very weak so overpowering them doesn't require much broadcast power.
And only 1852m at sea level; since it's an angular distance it's a bit longer in the air and a bit shorter underwater (~ 29 cm per km of elevation change).
Mercator is also useful for tiled maps, which is why web Mercator is a standard. The tiles always have nice north/south and east/west bounds and there is no difference in rendering depending on longitude or latitude.…
It's not like the family is compelled to send the mother out of the home. If it were not advantageous from their point of view, they would choose to stay at home.
Allegations that the model plagiarised itself, while reflecting poorly on humans, don't make the AI any less impressive. It was the one doing the breakthrough on both sides, after all, not the human prompters.
Why would the guy working with Anthropic be using OpenAI models? Surely they were using internal Anthropic models.
I mean... none of these humans have priority. The result is due to the team of LLM agents.
Yes, but the value of local presence is only the marginal value of the local advertisers over foreign ones. It's not all the revenue from the country, and it can be possible to be not worth having a local presence but…
BTW, Australia has shown the limits of sin taxation with our very high tobacco taxes. They got so high we induced a criminal black market in tobacco, that now is very hard to eradicate and is causing gang warfare, etc.
Facebook already has a "friends only" feed. It's the only thing I still use, and unfortunately it's cluttered with events that people I knew 15 years ago are going to this weekend, but it's waaaay better than the…