There are assumptions you make, though, that go into calculating that level of confidence. One is that each coin flip has the same odds as the previous coin flip, and that assumption will continue with each flip. If you…
Weirdly, I thought the terms would be reversed… I think of a craftsman as someone who values quality over quantity, and makes everything beautiful and long lasting, while an engineer is more about productivity and…
I mean, there is still a place in the world for a Kung Fu master… it’s just not as someone trying to win in an anything goes combat competition. If you think there are going to be as many jobs in the future for people…
How would it have helped? Net neutrality doesn’t mean you can’t sell your customers different bandwidth guarantees. Net neutrality is only about the connections between a provider and external networks, not about how a…
Doesn’t the history of civilization show RSI? Or even evolution itself? Isn’t that just RSI writ large?
Whether you describe it as “regarding” or not, the underlying behavior still needs to be addressed. Does the anthropomorphizing lead us down the wrong path for how we address the issue?
I feel like this is a complicated issue, because there are two competing values here. On one hand, fair representation is important, and the idea that every person has an equal say in how governmental decisions are…
They removed that years ago.
There were always two types of people at college, those who want to learn things and those who want a certificate so they can get a better job. It was always pretty easy to distinguish the two. I think the second group…
That just means no one else can pretend they are you, but it also means they can know it HAS to be you. If you sign two images with that private key, people will know for certain that you created both of them. This is…
This is exactly how I feel, and I have been trying to think how to articulate it. I love programming, and have loved it ever since I read the first page of my BASIC programming book 35 years ago and learned how to write…
What are you signing it with, though? A unique key that only exists on your device... so it will perfectly tie a photo to a specific camera. Even if you didn't know who owned the camera, you could identify other…
Binding arbitration as an abstract concept seems fair (really, the entire court system is a complicated system for binding arbitration) However, in practice it isn’t fair at all.
Muse released their 4th platinum album before Twitter was even founded. They poured their life's work into Twitter? That is ridiculous.
> Both are equally possible. I don't think so, because if it was involuntary from Muse the band, surely they would post something about it. They would get a ton of publicity and goodwill for shit talking Meta, and the…
They obviously want to run AI models on their phone.
I think there is a cycle, like with most things of this nature. You start really locked down, and you read and approve every request for access. You do this for a while, but never see a result you deny, so you stop…
You have to pick what you want to measure. I think that is a different study; measuring the mental and emotional impact of two working parents. Both are interesting and useful, but I think they need to be separate…
Yeah, as someone who fairly recently discovered that the reason I always feel so uncomfortable out in nature is because I am severely allergic to almost all grasses and most trees, I think we need to put some caveats on…
Why would that give you the benefits of walking barefoot? If the point is to pick up bacteria, shoes are shoes. It doesn't matter if the toes are separated or not.
> but many others are first person accounts saying that for whatever reason, the grounding mat worked for them. We know the reason, and it has been studied extensively. The placebo effect is very strong.
It has nothing to do with whether you know something is a crime or not. Many crimes require intention, such as murder and fraud, so you have to prove that to convict someone of that crime. That doesn’t mean you can get…
You would have to prove they acted intentionally, though. You can't just argue in court, "Well, we don't know how they prompted, so we will assume the worst" If the prosecution is able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt…
I agree with you that it isn't the same, and vulnerability matters. My worry is that I can easily see an administration like the current US one claiming that MAGA Americans are the most vulnerable in the country, and…
Seems beyond AGI at that point? Most humans wouldn't be able to make a good business that is profitable.
There are assumptions you make, though, that go into calculating that level of confidence. One is that each coin flip has the same odds as the previous coin flip, and that assumption will continue with each flip. If you…
Weirdly, I thought the terms would be reversed… I think of a craftsman as someone who values quality over quantity, and makes everything beautiful and long lasting, while an engineer is more about productivity and…
I mean, there is still a place in the world for a Kung Fu master… it’s just not as someone trying to win in an anything goes combat competition. If you think there are going to be as many jobs in the future for people…
How would it have helped? Net neutrality doesn’t mean you can’t sell your customers different bandwidth guarantees. Net neutrality is only about the connections between a provider and external networks, not about how a…
Doesn’t the history of civilization show RSI? Or even evolution itself? Isn’t that just RSI writ large?
Whether you describe it as “regarding” or not, the underlying behavior still needs to be addressed. Does the anthropomorphizing lead us down the wrong path for how we address the issue?
I feel like this is a complicated issue, because there are two competing values here. On one hand, fair representation is important, and the idea that every person has an equal say in how governmental decisions are…
They removed that years ago.
There were always two types of people at college, those who want to learn things and those who want a certificate so they can get a better job. It was always pretty easy to distinguish the two. I think the second group…
That just means no one else can pretend they are you, but it also means they can know it HAS to be you. If you sign two images with that private key, people will know for certain that you created both of them. This is…
This is exactly how I feel, and I have been trying to think how to articulate it. I love programming, and have loved it ever since I read the first page of my BASIC programming book 35 years ago and learned how to write…
What are you signing it with, though? A unique key that only exists on your device... so it will perfectly tie a photo to a specific camera. Even if you didn't know who owned the camera, you could identify other…
Binding arbitration as an abstract concept seems fair (really, the entire court system is a complicated system for binding arbitration) However, in practice it isn’t fair at all.
Muse released their 4th platinum album before Twitter was even founded. They poured their life's work into Twitter? That is ridiculous.
> Both are equally possible. I don't think so, because if it was involuntary from Muse the band, surely they would post something about it. They would get a ton of publicity and goodwill for shit talking Meta, and the…
They obviously want to run AI models on their phone.
I think there is a cycle, like with most things of this nature. You start really locked down, and you read and approve every request for access. You do this for a while, but never see a result you deny, so you stop…
You have to pick what you want to measure. I think that is a different study; measuring the mental and emotional impact of two working parents. Both are interesting and useful, but I think they need to be separate…
Yeah, as someone who fairly recently discovered that the reason I always feel so uncomfortable out in nature is because I am severely allergic to almost all grasses and most trees, I think we need to put some caveats on…
Why would that give you the benefits of walking barefoot? If the point is to pick up bacteria, shoes are shoes. It doesn't matter if the toes are separated or not.
> but many others are first person accounts saying that for whatever reason, the grounding mat worked for them. We know the reason, and it has been studied extensively. The placebo effect is very strong.
It has nothing to do with whether you know something is a crime or not. Many crimes require intention, such as murder and fraud, so you have to prove that to convict someone of that crime. That doesn’t mean you can get…
You would have to prove they acted intentionally, though. You can't just argue in court, "Well, we don't know how they prompted, so we will assume the worst" If the prosecution is able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt…
I agree with you that it isn't the same, and vulnerability matters. My worry is that I can easily see an administration like the current US one claiming that MAGA Americans are the most vulnerable in the country, and…
Seems beyond AGI at that point? Most humans wouldn't be able to make a good business that is profitable.