Non insignificant parts of west are high-trust societies as well. Sadly, decreasing, and not only because of immigration from not-such places.
Care to elaborate? (Btw, Asia in itself is the majority of the world)
1) Higher-level publicity stunt. "Our previous version was super-smart, but a bit autistic, even the smartest mathematicians had problems understanding it. The new version is not only super-smart, but can also…
Well, yes, in theory. If any of those papers were sent to a scientific conference, they would have been rejected as inscrutable gibberish: "resubmit once the presentation is significantly improved". Yet, mathematicians…
a) because the AI is not able to write papers in a manner digestible by humans? b) perhaps because AI generates papers whose complexity is beyond what a human brain can grasp? Aaaa, you mean 'peer-review' by AI? Then…
Leaving aside the (much more important) issue of monopolizing intelligence, and assuming the claimed result is indeed correct, the question is whether a) the correctness proof is indeed too complex to be understood by…
Can you be more explicit? I absolutely do not understand what are you talking about. The question whether the tautologies exists regardless of whether we know about them or not is absolutely not a problem that is…
When the mainstream institutions are obviously divorced from reality ( Nordstream - "Russians did it themselves", or every mainstream news segment in spring 2022 starting with "unprovoked full scale invasion of Ukraine"…
The Ukrainian drones are not blowing up launchers. They are blowing up refineries and warehouses.
This. You could probably count 100+ people in the death zone of the border crossing video alone. The final death toll will be terrible, with most never found.
Timely contribution from BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62m4zn1q6mo :-)
That factory looked like it employed a lot of easily replaceable manual work. You don't have to replace 100% of workforce, replace just the ones whose work is the easiest to do by a robot. Replacing 50% of workforce…
One of the (many) areas in which China is doing great is industrial robotics. Not the fancy dancing dogs, but robots that replace workers in factories.
There is no choice. The Ukraine is bleeding and getting destroyed, day by day. And things are getting worse, by Russian reciprocal responses, for every escalation success Ukraine has achieved. Recent examples: Attack…
Hmm, 19 calories per day is well within the margin of error when calorie counting.
This is very west-centric view. The countries of the south on the receiving end of US/western 'help' have been disabused of viewing US as 'a shining city on a hill' by their own experience, long time ago. They saw…
There is no 'if' for 'the US can't/wont provide security'. Just look at the Gulf countries (or Ukraine, for that matter). The whole 'security' was by intimidation, there is no actual meat on that bone.
if they route your requests via their cloud, they have you by the balls, that's the whole point
There are also other areas, maybe less abstract, but still very much of the same flavour - emotional/social intelligence - musical - physical (as in being able to do various physical activities competently, without…
> Yes, it is, and the reason people fail with it is not because calorie counting doesn't work, but because people's maintenance calorie estimates are often poor. I would have thought that it would mostly be because they…
Nah, what changed is preponderance of highly processed junk food. When I lived, in my childhood, in communistic Bulgaria/Czechoslovakia, nobody was starving. Yes, we did not have bananas and Argentinian steaks, but…
Yeah, I would be vary of accuracy of such tests. The infected unfed ticks have few spirochetes in them. The numbers grow by two orders of magnitude as they feed - the reason why old bites are much more dangerous than…
I grew up under communism. On TV, we had full movies without ads. There was 3-5min ad segment right before main evening news, that was it. I could not understand how people can watch movie interrupted 10x by an add…
My point is: Your post reeked by defeatist 'nothing can be done against market forces'. Yes, it can be done, and if we want to have a reasonable future, it should be done.
> Can you show me a place with high local productivity and low rent? Put the following prompt into your favourite AI and enjoy the reading: "How do rents relate to productivity in the area? How does Vienna compare to…
Non insignificant parts of west are high-trust societies as well. Sadly, decreasing, and not only because of immigration from not-such places.
Care to elaborate? (Btw, Asia in itself is the majority of the world)
1) Higher-level publicity stunt. "Our previous version was super-smart, but a bit autistic, even the smartest mathematicians had problems understanding it. The new version is not only super-smart, but can also…
Well, yes, in theory. If any of those papers were sent to a scientific conference, they would have been rejected as inscrutable gibberish: "resubmit once the presentation is significantly improved". Yet, mathematicians…
a) because the AI is not able to write papers in a manner digestible by humans? b) perhaps because AI generates papers whose complexity is beyond what a human brain can grasp? Aaaa, you mean 'peer-review' by AI? Then…
Leaving aside the (much more important) issue of monopolizing intelligence, and assuming the claimed result is indeed correct, the question is whether a) the correctness proof is indeed too complex to be understood by…
Can you be more explicit? I absolutely do not understand what are you talking about. The question whether the tautologies exists regardless of whether we know about them or not is absolutely not a problem that is…
When the mainstream institutions are obviously divorced from reality ( Nordstream - "Russians did it themselves", or every mainstream news segment in spring 2022 starting with "unprovoked full scale invasion of Ukraine"…
The Ukrainian drones are not blowing up launchers. They are blowing up refineries and warehouses.
This. You could probably count 100+ people in the death zone of the border crossing video alone. The final death toll will be terrible, with most never found.
Timely contribution from BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62m4zn1q6mo :-)
That factory looked like it employed a lot of easily replaceable manual work. You don't have to replace 100% of workforce, replace just the ones whose work is the easiest to do by a robot. Replacing 50% of workforce…
One of the (many) areas in which China is doing great is industrial robotics. Not the fancy dancing dogs, but robots that replace workers in factories.
There is no choice. The Ukraine is bleeding and getting destroyed, day by day. And things are getting worse, by Russian reciprocal responses, for every escalation success Ukraine has achieved. Recent examples: Attack…
Hmm, 19 calories per day is well within the margin of error when calorie counting.
This is very west-centric view. The countries of the south on the receiving end of US/western 'help' have been disabused of viewing US as 'a shining city on a hill' by their own experience, long time ago. They saw…
There is no 'if' for 'the US can't/wont provide security'. Just look at the Gulf countries (or Ukraine, for that matter). The whole 'security' was by intimidation, there is no actual meat on that bone.
if they route your requests via their cloud, they have you by the balls, that's the whole point
There are also other areas, maybe less abstract, but still very much of the same flavour - emotional/social intelligence - musical - physical (as in being able to do various physical activities competently, without…
> Yes, it is, and the reason people fail with it is not because calorie counting doesn't work, but because people's maintenance calorie estimates are often poor. I would have thought that it would mostly be because they…
Nah, what changed is preponderance of highly processed junk food. When I lived, in my childhood, in communistic Bulgaria/Czechoslovakia, nobody was starving. Yes, we did not have bananas and Argentinian steaks, but…
Yeah, I would be vary of accuracy of such tests. The infected unfed ticks have few spirochetes in them. The numbers grow by two orders of magnitude as they feed - the reason why old bites are much more dangerous than…
I grew up under communism. On TV, we had full movies without ads. There was 3-5min ad segment right before main evening news, that was it. I could not understand how people can watch movie interrupted 10x by an add…
My point is: Your post reeked by defeatist 'nothing can be done against market forces'. Yes, it can be done, and if we want to have a reasonable future, it should be done.
> Can you show me a place with high local productivity and low rent? Put the following prompt into your favourite AI and enjoy the reading: "How do rents relate to productivity in the area? How does Vienna compare to…