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I try to contribute to things getting better, with sourced information, OC and polite rational skepticism.
Disagreeing with a point ≠ supporting the opposite side, I support rationality.
Let’s discuss to make things better sustainably.
Always happy to question our beliefs.
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1·4 days agoÇa risque d’être réciproque si la baisse du travail n’est pas compensée correctement.
Tu penses que Hyundai ne surfe pas lui aussi sur la vague de l’AI de manière irrationnel comme de nombreuses autres entreprises ?
J’ai une petite intuition que la technologie n’est pas prête et qu’il y aura des opérateurs dans des pays à bas coup derrière.
2·5 days agoI bet a time will come when it will be worth it, like heated greenhouse tomatoes.
Latex hell? Good luck
Especially as embryos, which is where this comes from.
39·6 days agoWhat are the recommendations to print it then? That’s half the reasons why I would buy it.
Knowledge is sometimes a burden but overall it makes us stronger.
I got mine slightly damaged by my electric toothbrush which is why I researched what they were. They are not as big as the pic.
1·7 days agoSure, not just world wide like the USA currently.
For now, once China becomes the dominant power, they will certainly abuse it as much as the USA do.
40·8 days agoYou may be interested by this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formal_verification.
Prominent examples of verified software systems include the CompCert verified C compiler and the seL4 high-assurance operating system kernel.
I was making a joke because it seems AI intervened against the person in independent times, but thank you for your efforts.
You could share sources about this? I don’t know about your biases.
9·9 days agoIf you say pamplemousse instead, the sneeze will sound fancier.
For a stronger version, don’t buy it this time, just take a picture. If you really want it, then you should be motivated to come again to get it.
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/ars-technica/ gives a factual reporting score and political bias estimation.
The tobacco industry is a good historical example of all the shit world dominating companies do. The most sneaky thing I can remember is that they finance perfectly good research on a lot of causes of cancer, except for tobacco, so researchers were too busy and happy to get some money to work on something, to investigate tobacco. They also have been buying companies that used to finance legitimate research so researchers that depended on them are now forced into a conflict of interest. https://www.bmj.com/content/385/bmj.q1153
Personal anecdote, a young female data scientists left my current department to join Philip Morris, it blows my mind that young educated people would join this industry willingly, I guess it was for the money.