Main issue would be impending lack of iOS updates, together with increased risk of zero-days due to AI.
It doesn't even have to be actually sinister, eg. "Let's crawl the social media of prominent mathematicians in this field to see if we can copy/steal any ideas for low hanging fruits" That actually might get you quite…
It's crazy how little it takes to bribe people into astroturfing for you by offering free stuff that costs pennies.
Sure, you need an OS course, but that's when students should learn C as well.
As much as Steve Jobs was an asshole, at least he didn't invent tools whose only purpose is to kill people... Like, maybe find a better example?
Yet here you are, posting self-congratulatory comments about how you don't post self-congratulatory things. IMHO this is even less meaningful/impactful than the comment that you objected to.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
This is one of the reasons why most heads of state have legal immunity during the time they are serving.
The card definitely stores the balance. They probably sync the transaction records to their servers, but during the transaction the value on the card is presumed to be the truth AFAICT. Remember when the system was…
Yes. Thank you for pointing this out. I think there needs to be a linguist version of "what every programmer needs to know about (full?) text search"... I'm not a linguist and I don't study languages, but I know enough…
Alibaba execs probably had PTSD from last time they attempted to defy CCP policy...
> country was founded as the “United States for Anerica”. Do you have actual sources for that? (Funny thing, I googled the phrase in quotes, did not realize the misspelling, and was a bit frustrated that the only result…
Yeah. Though, this is a broader issue of capitalism giving corporations preferential treatment...
I generally agree. But the field is evolving too fast for the legal system. I'd imagine regulation and enforcement will come when things are starting to settle down. The analogies with vehicles being inherently…
I don't think the law makes a distinction over what tool you use to commit a crime. The problem with AI is that the AI might do something that would constitute a crime (eg. attempting to land malicious code via a PR),…
Maybe the law doesn't explicitly say that. But it's easier for lawyers for AI companies to argue the case if they destroyed it. "Look, there's only one copy! We didn't make additional copies!" It's also probably more…
Might be weird to make this comment on a YC hosted forum, but cases like these made me realize understand why startups like to bring in "investors" with some political clout. Not for the money per se, but for... like...…
It would be somewhat slow on a CPU only machine, but it still works. Besides, Macbooks with 32GB RAM is consumer hardware, just maybe on the higher end.
It's probably saying something like the space characters (eg. 0x20) have no glyphs. And examples of "glyphs with multiple characters" would be those characters that look exactly like the ASCII alphabets that lead to…
Sorry, probably not very standard terminology. I somehow picked it up from the OReilly book: Fonts & Encodings: From Advanced Typography to Unicode and Everything in Between Page 55: """ there are characters with no…
Yes. As far as I understood it, the result was an incoherent mess. I think some characters got different code points, while others were merged. And apparently the Japanese complained bitterly over the ones that were…
Well, vast swaths of the Kangxi dictionary (which serves as "sources" for probably most of the CJK characters) are such "ghost" characters as described in the article... The peculiar properties of CJK characters and the…
The dev behind ollama is adamant that ollama doesn't use llama.cpp (based on a technicality -- it uses ggml, which is created by the same people behind llama.cpp and is the backend of llama.cpp) He made such a big fuss…
Yes but it's (kind of?) a definition as you asked for. At this point, I am unaware of a better definition. I know the Chinese Room argument (and I disagree with it), but I'm not aware whether the proponents of that…
See: A. M. Turing (1950) Computing Machinery and Intelligence. Mind 49: 433-460. I mean, my interpretation is that the question Turing tried to answer is equivalent to "How can we determine whether machines understand…
Main issue would be impending lack of iOS updates, together with increased risk of zero-days due to AI.
It doesn't even have to be actually sinister, eg. "Let's crawl the social media of prominent mathematicians in this field to see if we can copy/steal any ideas for low hanging fruits" That actually might get you quite…
It's crazy how little it takes to bribe people into astroturfing for you by offering free stuff that costs pennies.
Sure, you need an OS course, but that's when students should learn C as well.
As much as Steve Jobs was an asshole, at least he didn't invent tools whose only purpose is to kill people... Like, maybe find a better example?
Yet here you are, posting self-congratulatory comments about how you don't post self-congratulatory things. IMHO this is even less meaningful/impactful than the comment that you objected to.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
This is one of the reasons why most heads of state have legal immunity during the time they are serving.
The card definitely stores the balance. They probably sync the transaction records to their servers, but during the transaction the value on the card is presumed to be the truth AFAICT. Remember when the system was…
Yes. Thank you for pointing this out. I think there needs to be a linguist version of "what every programmer needs to know about (full?) text search"... I'm not a linguist and I don't study languages, but I know enough…
Alibaba execs probably had PTSD from last time they attempted to defy CCP policy...
> country was founded as the “United States for Anerica”. Do you have actual sources for that? (Funny thing, I googled the phrase in quotes, did not realize the misspelling, and was a bit frustrated that the only result…
Yeah. Though, this is a broader issue of capitalism giving corporations preferential treatment...
I generally agree. But the field is evolving too fast for the legal system. I'd imagine regulation and enforcement will come when things are starting to settle down. The analogies with vehicles being inherently…
I don't think the law makes a distinction over what tool you use to commit a crime. The problem with AI is that the AI might do something that would constitute a crime (eg. attempting to land malicious code via a PR),…
Maybe the law doesn't explicitly say that. But it's easier for lawyers for AI companies to argue the case if they destroyed it. "Look, there's only one copy! We didn't make additional copies!" It's also probably more…
Might be weird to make this comment on a YC hosted forum, but cases like these made me realize understand why startups like to bring in "investors" with some political clout. Not for the money per se, but for... like...…
It would be somewhat slow on a CPU only machine, but it still works. Besides, Macbooks with 32GB RAM is consumer hardware, just maybe on the higher end.
It's probably saying something like the space characters (eg. 0x20) have no glyphs. And examples of "glyphs with multiple characters" would be those characters that look exactly like the ASCII alphabets that lead to…
Sorry, probably not very standard terminology. I somehow picked it up from the OReilly book: Fonts & Encodings: From Advanced Typography to Unicode and Everything in Between Page 55: """ there are characters with no…
Yes. As far as I understood it, the result was an incoherent mess. I think some characters got different code points, while others were merged. And apparently the Japanese complained bitterly over the ones that were…
Well, vast swaths of the Kangxi dictionary (which serves as "sources" for probably most of the CJK characters) are such "ghost" characters as described in the article... The peculiar properties of CJK characters and the…
The dev behind ollama is adamant that ollama doesn't use llama.cpp (based on a technicality -- it uses ggml, which is created by the same people behind llama.cpp and is the backend of llama.cpp) He made such a big fuss…
Yes but it's (kind of?) a definition as you asked for. At this point, I am unaware of a better definition. I know the Chinese Room argument (and I disagree with it), but I'm not aware whether the proponents of that…
See: A. M. Turing (1950) Computing Machinery and Intelligence. Mind 49: 433-460. I mean, my interpretation is that the question Turing tried to answer is equivalent to "How can we determine whether machines understand…