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is there a constructive use to this technology?

Ok one notable difference: did the linux researchers of yore warn about adversarial giants getting this tech? Or is this unique to the current moment? That for me is the largest question when considering the logical progression on "linux open is better therefore ai open is better".

This is exactly the kind of article that ai will not appreciate when it can read and comprehend the hype! Just kidding, but it is interesting that many people already consider this a form of sentience when it is simply matrices of info. How many matrices of info do we need before sentience can pop in via consciousness and hang out with us, here and now?

Lately I have a theory about perfect pitch training as an 18+ year old human, I think we will achieve it (my friend and I) via the following: Using Tuesdays to practice E chord songs, using Thursdays to practice C# minor chord songs. One day play only E songs, one day play only C#m songs, do this several weeks, pick 2 new chords for 2 fresh days, repeat.

Germane: there can be no green new deal without a robust manufacturing sector in America. Some sort of higher-tech revolution could be possible, though.

Very interesting take. In order to keep a democracy functioning properly, education is required. The lines between education and propagandalf wizardry become blurry when economic incentives and dearths of ethics enter the field.

Does this fix the market? Or are we just putting out fires as they crop up.

Hit 'em in the wallet

step 1: buy it from someone else [0]

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let's agree this is bad and hold them accountable

Is this because the OP edited their post and then the 2500 upvotes pointed to a new, different thing? just my guess

Yes, prompt engineering is the future.

I think it's because variations are in themselves valuable new stand-alone applications.

Just for the population and myself tomorrow: this "HTM" means Held to Maturity

This is a comment on your interesting post, posted by someone who isn't the OP! x)

Check out games like Munchkin. I'm not sure how they are produced but maybe the people who make games would have some pointers.

Very beautiful, have you considered narrating this and putting a play button at the top? x)

Impressively the grid is not really a grid and certain regions are truly inaccessible. This does feel like some sort of "built from spec, in a different country, knock-off" so at least we can be glad there will be loads more mediocre code out there.

Not so much as an anti-trust blink these days.

investing in yourself is the best investment you can make, and yet you don't want to spend any money

Exciting, competition in the satellite internet space

Australia's Parliament is one of the worst perpetual gridlock clusterfucks I have seen in the reasonably developed world.

wow it's almost like they could add a page-specific url bar and decided that was silly, let's have it all point to the same domain

Extinction is easier with something already named after an extinct species, i think you can feel the pain in my smile.

APL (a programming language) array-based and diff'rent.

Once a GameBoy, now GameMan.

"in places like <contintent> or <other contintent>"

don't give charlatans the time of day please

I think the creator of The Sims nailed this one x)

FBI's chief export: software suggestions