When it comes to bookstores you can safely assume they do not have high profit margins. In the Netherlands competing with discount is actually illegal, interestingly enough. The selling price is fixed. Which is a boon…
I typically tell them I don't have an Apple or Google play store. That typically confuses them enough that I can avoid explaining more than just telling them that that is indeed possible.
What kind of KYC involves controlling what software people are allowed to use?
I still believe that quality of software matters in the long term. The issue with that belief is that it's basically impossible to falsify.
It would have been an ever better idea if I could figure out what it's for before copying :)
> "there exists a K such that, for sufficiently large n, K*n is always larger". For what it's worth you can leave out the 'sufficiently large n' part, assuming we're talking about positive integers (or continuous…
> o(2n+1) > o(2n) > o(n) I don't think any of those are right. The latter two are trivially equivalent, the former also is since it differs by a factor of at most 3 for all n >= 1. I still think the simplest definition…
Global average temperature has risen about a degree over the last century. That's a truly terrifying amount of energy. Habitats are shifting, forests are burning away in places where their current composition has become…
Somehow the anarchists never seem to expect people to use their newfound freedom to erect a new government in place of the old.
It is kind of horrifying to figure out what happens if an LLM first successfully builds a self-replicating hive mind. I mean it used to be utterly impossible, but now? Hard to tell.
In that case you maybe shouldn't put them online protected by nothing but 30 year old security.
That used to be his response, he just doesn't agree with the way OpenAI is doing it. I'm not sure this article is a good way to figure out his stance on the issue, I'd recommend reading his blog posts or mastodon…
Ideas are contagious and AI is our most powerful vector yet. I suppose we would see some interaction with AI in that sense, but it'll take place over the course of learn cycles and when AI starts ingesting its own ideas…
The problem with that is that it implicitly assumes things will progress in the way we're used to. AI written software doing the exact thing it was supposed to but breaking apart on any further improvements or changes…
> To get any PR merged in Bitwarden, you are forced to sign a CLA that reassigns copyright to Bitwarden Inc so they can relicense as they wish. Ah I see, yes that would explain it. That makes this a bit more concerning…
I'm a bit confused what they're actually doing. Their code is now covered by two different licenses with each file licensed under one of the two and they claim the resulting application is using the commercial Bitwarden…
I think quite a few mathematicians would be interested in using AI to figure out the answer. But providing the answer in gibberish along with a certificate is not that, it's at best a cruel way to do it, but I'm leaning…
You can set the content of the mail, whether it accepts html is up to the email clients I think.
I think it's quite clear the mathematics panel didn't read most of the papers with the scrutiny it would take to publish it, if only because the lean certificates and the informal proofs are not 100% the same. And if…
Maybe this is too late to ask, but what even is a harness?
I mean at least you got some relevant links. It's becoming increasingly common, especially with some types of subjects, that all of the links are regurgitated AI slop that or indistinguishable from it. Give me a search…
If you're not doing so already then you seem to have already agreed to let Google do quite a lot of things with your data.
Or a very informative one, depends on your outlook on AI use really.
I won't cry false analogy but I just have no clue what point you're trying to make. Are you saying widget makers are sloppy in their craft and only in it for their money?
> If the garbage men started dumping the contents of garbage bags in public places I bet they will not be given a free pass. I mean, they wouldn't have to, they just need to stop cleaning it up. Such an action likely…
When it comes to bookstores you can safely assume they do not have high profit margins. In the Netherlands competing with discount is actually illegal, interestingly enough. The selling price is fixed. Which is a boon…
I typically tell them I don't have an Apple or Google play store. That typically confuses them enough that I can avoid explaining more than just telling them that that is indeed possible.
What kind of KYC involves controlling what software people are allowed to use?
I still believe that quality of software matters in the long term. The issue with that belief is that it's basically impossible to falsify.
It would have been an ever better idea if I could figure out what it's for before copying :)
> "there exists a K such that, for sufficiently large n, K*n is always larger". For what it's worth you can leave out the 'sufficiently large n' part, assuming we're talking about positive integers (or continuous…
> o(2n+1) > o(2n) > o(n) I don't think any of those are right. The latter two are trivially equivalent, the former also is since it differs by a factor of at most 3 for all n >= 1. I still think the simplest definition…
Global average temperature has risen about a degree over the last century. That's a truly terrifying amount of energy. Habitats are shifting, forests are burning away in places where their current composition has become…
Somehow the anarchists never seem to expect people to use their newfound freedom to erect a new government in place of the old.
It is kind of horrifying to figure out what happens if an LLM first successfully builds a self-replicating hive mind. I mean it used to be utterly impossible, but now? Hard to tell.
In that case you maybe shouldn't put them online protected by nothing but 30 year old security.
That used to be his response, he just doesn't agree with the way OpenAI is doing it. I'm not sure this article is a good way to figure out his stance on the issue, I'd recommend reading his blog posts or mastodon…
Ideas are contagious and AI is our most powerful vector yet. I suppose we would see some interaction with AI in that sense, but it'll take place over the course of learn cycles and when AI starts ingesting its own ideas…
The problem with that is that it implicitly assumes things will progress in the way we're used to. AI written software doing the exact thing it was supposed to but breaking apart on any further improvements or changes…
> To get any PR merged in Bitwarden, you are forced to sign a CLA that reassigns copyright to Bitwarden Inc so they can relicense as they wish. Ah I see, yes that would explain it. That makes this a bit more concerning…
I'm a bit confused what they're actually doing. Their code is now covered by two different licenses with each file licensed under one of the two and they claim the resulting application is using the commercial Bitwarden…
I think quite a few mathematicians would be interested in using AI to figure out the answer. But providing the answer in gibberish along with a certificate is not that, it's at best a cruel way to do it, but I'm leaning…
You can set the content of the mail, whether it accepts html is up to the email clients I think.
I think it's quite clear the mathematics panel didn't read most of the papers with the scrutiny it would take to publish it, if only because the lean certificates and the informal proofs are not 100% the same. And if…
Maybe this is too late to ask, but what even is a harness?
I mean at least you got some relevant links. It's becoming increasingly common, especially with some types of subjects, that all of the links are regurgitated AI slop that or indistinguishable from it. Give me a search…
If you're not doing so already then you seem to have already agreed to let Google do quite a lot of things with your data.
Or a very informative one, depends on your outlook on AI use really.
I won't cry false analogy but I just have no clue what point you're trying to make. Are you saying widget makers are sloppy in their craft and only in it for their money?
> If the garbage men started dumping the contents of garbage bags in public places I bet they will not be given a free pass. I mean, they wouldn't have to, they just need to stop cleaning it up. Such an action likely…