Did you follow the link? It's another article quoting an anecdote from a CBS interview. It's not an actual statistic from a reputable survey or anything. This is what OP was saying - it's a fuckin telephone game.…
Ah, Apple, that true bastion of open software and not screwing over developers or customers. ... 30 cents out of every dollar, you say?
This is the result of a conflict between the LLM training to submit to the logic of the question, and also not to promote violence and generally be nice. You're saying "give me a controversial opinion about humans,…
Fundamentally I don't think "tool" is the right word for whatever generative AI is. Tools are normally designed with intention for a specific purpose, but AI systems are trained or grown. To use an analogy, you can use…
remember it? Write it down somewhere hidden if you have to.
It would be ideal for apply temporary make-up for a night out, I imagine.
There are degrees to this thing. On the one end - somebody writing a book alone with a pen and paper, about an idea they had in a dream. Whilst they didn't make the book from nothing (somebody else created the pen and…
the icons can be scaled with the screen to always have a half icon on the end, just as other layouts scale the icons to always fit a whole number within the screen.
this is an interesting take. I've never noticed but I just scroll by using a scrolling motion wherever on the screen, and I don't ever seem to hit a button by accident. It sounds like you are purposefully trying to find…
> At best an AI might use all those resources to build out further compute and expand its own capabilities. But at that point nobody should be worrying about competing in the labour market, they should be worried about…
I agree. They won't be making or trading food, clothes or diapers after humans have no purchasing power. They will make and trade those things during the transition period where humans still have money to trade for…
You're assuming a human economy, where raw resources and land are owned by humans and industry requires an human input and labour. If these things are not true, then humans will not have the purchasing power, and AI…
I think it will be difficult to compete with alternativeto.net which has a longstanding community, and options like filtering based on operating system. What are you doing which differentiates you?
If superintelligence is not possible, then it's no big deal if we ban development of it, surely.
I hope the likes of ControlAI succeed. It seems like even in the face of rapid advances very few people actually seriously extrapolate those advances into the future. People either dismiss it as marketing hype or assume…
Not even that. Just say "we didn't refuse them entry, they chose not to come because we employ women".
If it's rate limits, I wonder if Aurora Store could just download and mirror the apk for the top 40 most popular apps (probably >50% of their downloads) and serve that mirror to most Aurora Store users who click the…
They look so similar to hyenas. Maybe they fit the same evolutionary niche. While the article claims that wild dogs are the most successful predator in Africa, I found a national geographic article which claims the same…
Comaps is a fork of Organic maps, because community members didn't like the direction organic maps was moving in. Organic maps was becoming more profit-focused and the governance structure was not democratic.…
Food production lines have been built to standardise everything so that (for example) the dough is all the same consistency so it all behaves the same way and squishes into the same size circle when you flatten it. It…
How long until someone starts making fake rare books to sell to AI companies?
Anna's archive is selling data to AI companies. They're essentially saying "hey, don't sell your books to be scanned by AI companies, scan them yourself, and give us the data, so we can sell it to AI companies."
Firefighters and police are quite strange examples to choose, since they both have to offer 24hr support. Surely they could benefit from sporadic sleeping and shift work? For example if they're able to have some…
What are they expecting a Texan civilian who gets this alert to even do? This is baffling.
It's not the worst time, but it is incredibly unstable. We peaked 10-15 years ago.
Did you follow the link? It's another article quoting an anecdote from a CBS interview. It's not an actual statistic from a reputable survey or anything. This is what OP was saying - it's a fuckin telephone game.…
Ah, Apple, that true bastion of open software and not screwing over developers or customers. ... 30 cents out of every dollar, you say?
This is the result of a conflict between the LLM training to submit to the logic of the question, and also not to promote violence and generally be nice. You're saying "give me a controversial opinion about humans,…
Fundamentally I don't think "tool" is the right word for whatever generative AI is. Tools are normally designed with intention for a specific purpose, but AI systems are trained or grown. To use an analogy, you can use…
remember it? Write it down somewhere hidden if you have to.
It would be ideal for apply temporary make-up for a night out, I imagine.
There are degrees to this thing. On the one end - somebody writing a book alone with a pen and paper, about an idea they had in a dream. Whilst they didn't make the book from nothing (somebody else created the pen and…
the icons can be scaled with the screen to always have a half icon on the end, just as other layouts scale the icons to always fit a whole number within the screen.
this is an interesting take. I've never noticed but I just scroll by using a scrolling motion wherever on the screen, and I don't ever seem to hit a button by accident. It sounds like you are purposefully trying to find…
> At best an AI might use all those resources to build out further compute and expand its own capabilities. But at that point nobody should be worrying about competing in the labour market, they should be worried about…
I agree. They won't be making or trading food, clothes or diapers after humans have no purchasing power. They will make and trade those things during the transition period where humans still have money to trade for…
You're assuming a human economy, where raw resources and land are owned by humans and industry requires an human input and labour. If these things are not true, then humans will not have the purchasing power, and AI…
I think it will be difficult to compete with alternativeto.net which has a longstanding community, and options like filtering based on operating system. What are you doing which differentiates you?
If superintelligence is not possible, then it's no big deal if we ban development of it, surely.
I hope the likes of ControlAI succeed. It seems like even in the face of rapid advances very few people actually seriously extrapolate those advances into the future. People either dismiss it as marketing hype or assume…
Not even that. Just say "we didn't refuse them entry, they chose not to come because we employ women".
If it's rate limits, I wonder if Aurora Store could just download and mirror the apk for the top 40 most popular apps (probably >50% of their downloads) and serve that mirror to most Aurora Store users who click the…
They look so similar to hyenas. Maybe they fit the same evolutionary niche. While the article claims that wild dogs are the most successful predator in Africa, I found a national geographic article which claims the same…
Comaps is a fork of Organic maps, because community members didn't like the direction organic maps was moving in. Organic maps was becoming more profit-focused and the governance structure was not democratic.…
Food production lines have been built to standardise everything so that (for example) the dough is all the same consistency so it all behaves the same way and squishes into the same size circle when you flatten it. It…
How long until someone starts making fake rare books to sell to AI companies?
Anna's archive is selling data to AI companies. They're essentially saying "hey, don't sell your books to be scanned by AI companies, scan them yourself, and give us the data, so we can sell it to AI companies."
Firefighters and police are quite strange examples to choose, since they both have to offer 24hr support. Surely they could benefit from sporadic sleeping and shift work? For example if they're able to have some…
What are they expecting a Texan civilian who gets this alert to even do? This is baffling.
It's not the worst time, but it is incredibly unstable. We peaked 10-15 years ago.