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> It's worth noting, that it can do things like that because of the large amount of "how to do simple things in java" tutorials there are on the internet.

Much like the same points made elsewhere with regard to AI art: It cannot invent. It can remix, recombine, etc. but no AI model we have now is anywhere close to where it could create something entirely new that's not been seen before.
Thanks for the link. Seems strange that this industry would be singled out considering that asbestos exposure seems really limited.
Don't assume reliability
I'd like a content ID system for AI generated media. If someone tries to pass an image to me as authentic I can check its hash against a database that will say "this was generated by such-and-such LLM on 18 Mar 2024." Maybe even add a country of origin.
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The alternative is the government keeping a gigantic register of materials I may or may not use, a completely insane proposition.
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I'm not sure what you mean by, "invented safety," but the NCR keeps a close watch on old plants as well as the new ones.
No, that's a quote from someone they interviewed who hasn't read the full paper (the full paper is not yet available). They are saying that the details of the study will determine how significant the results are.

> So correlation is likely just a data artifact of poor data analysis and nothing to do with intermittent fasting?

You have no idea whether the data analysis is good or not; the only thing that was released is the abstract.
>This a pointless nearly unenforceable rule to make people feel better.

Pretty much. If Google says "Swiper no swiping" they can point at their policy when lobbying against regulations or pushing back against criticism.

Before surveillance capitalism became the norm, web services told users to not share personal information, and to not trust other users they had not met in real life.
I haven't listened to Jensen speak before, but am I the only one who thought the presentation wasn't very polished? Not a knock on anything he has accomplished, just an observation that sorta surprised me
The challenge goes beyond rounding errors.

Many core codecs are pretty good at adhering to reference implementations, but are still open to similar issues so may not be bit exact.

With a DCT or wavelet transform, quantisation, chroma subsampling, entropy coding, motion prediction and the suite of other techniques that go into modern media squishing it’s possible to mostly reason about what type of error will come out the other end of the system for a yet to be seen input.

When that system is replaced by a non-linear box of mystery, this ability is lost.
the people you pay to do it aren't going to do it any safer than you would and if they get hurt you're liable. You may as well watch some youtube, take your time, and do it yourself.
This strikes me as akin to asking why can't an algorithm find the lowest cost path to visit a set of nodes, aka the traveling salesman problem.

A language that helps the compiler has the usual properties we already know: provide as much info as possible with types, and restrict the set of allowable expressions to make the search tractable (like CUDA, ownership and alias analysis, and so on).
As you are using a site that is almost black text against a tan/grey background? For most copy I agree with you. But requiring that level of high contrast for titles, informational text, text over images, or some measure of flair so your site stands out a little it's too much of a requirement.
I suspect we're headed into a world of attestation via cryptographically signed videos. If you're the sole witness, then you can reduce the trust in the event, however, if it's a major event, then we can fall back on existing news-gathering machinery to validate and counter your false tagging (e.g. if a BBC camera captured the event, or there is some other corroboration & fact checking).
Is it just a couple hours? Even just ordering the optimisation passes is already an NP-complete process, so I could easily imagine superoptimisers would take trillions of years for a large program...
By the same token one could claim that any kind of diet is associated with an increased risk of death, but in reality this would be because overweight/obese people are the group most likely to seek out dietary interventions.
It just launched and in 5 years it's going to be better than Sora is at making videos.

In the meantime, thousands to millions of writers/producers are going to use this to rapidly block out pop songs and rake in $$$ because they'll use it like the genius tool that it is.
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The real question is who is going to make the next new genre if there's no money in being a musician. You can't tell suno v3 to make a "grunge" song if "grunge" doesn't exist yet.
I'm curious about this too.

'big' open source projects like blender,etc - what are their responsibilities? A quick look at the site doesn't find much except that it's a work in progress.

What is the responsibility of a single developer with a 'scratch an itch' project on github?

Can I as a developer release something for personal use when it's good enough for my own purposes, but miles away from being accessible?
Single image means one image.
That's awesome. How did you fund the project?
It's weird how different cities in Australia have such different Uber experiences.

Newcastle (north of Sydney) Uber is near unusable. Cancellations etc. as others have detailed here. Taxis are a bit slow but they do at least pick you up.

Sydney - great.

Brisbane - great.
The audacity to believe you know everything about this subject.

Super-high dosages are used in loading protocols before switching to a smaller maintenance dosage.
Interesting, to be clear I don't think this is a good idea and it's kinda my nightmare post capitalism hell. I just think it's interesting this could be done now.

On finding out what teens want, that part is somewhat easy-ish, I guess you'd need a couple of agents, one that is scanning teen blogs for stories and then converting them to key words, then another agent that takes the key words (#taylorswift #HaileyBieberChiaPudding #latestkdrama etc) into Instagram, after a while your recommend page will turn into a pretty accurate representation of what teens are into, then just have an agent look at those images and generate difs of them. I doubt it would work for a bunch of reasons, but it's an interesting thought experiment! Thanks!
Android team has been forced to accept Kotlin without the Java ecosystem is an oxymoron, thus not only is ART updatable since Android 12, Java 17 LTS is now the latest supported version.

And on the SDK side, they need to use whatever InteliJ requires.
Can confirm the word single means 1
It's just a single image. It guesses the shape of the bits it can't see based on vast amounts of training data.
I am brainstorming here.

In practice, perhaps a C program that acts as a validation test. The source code of this C program is not publicly available. Only the binary is distributed. Let us name the binary ctestbox.

When ctestbox is run, it creates a multiplicity of new text or binary files. Each of these is like a unit test.

Consider a tool that decompiles a binary. Given ctestbox, this tool should make
a.out which when run, ideally creates identical text or binary files. Now you simply count the number of identical files as a metric.
I've been taking 5,000 IU daily for 5 years. Got bloodwork done last month and I was at 63.7ng/mL, so I will cut back now to ~2,000/day especially with summer coming around. 5 years ago I was at 14ng/mL and the supplement seems to have helped my energy levels, gut health and immune system.
For the benefit of readers, here's the quote from the article indicating no controls:

"Factors that may also play a role in health, outside of daily duration of eating and cause of death, were not included in the analysis."
That sounds like a great idea, if you can get it implemented. Policymakers seem to be going in the opposite direction with things like tort reform (dollar value limitations on damages), and insurers who make exceptions for "acts of God," like major natural disasters. Hundred-billion-dollar insurance policies on the habitability of areas several counties in expanse, along with courts willing to resettle entire cities as part of treble damages is far from the system we have! These astounding things would be necessary to fully replace regulation with liability, even for the often-seen-as-less-apocalyptic chemical industry, which is nonetheless capable of killing thousands in extremis, and that would have to be insured.
It's more getting carbon out of your iron bloom than getting it in that's difficult. "Cast iron" and "wrought iron" have even more carbon than high-carbon steels, let alone low-carbon steels.
The same is true for an asset's licensing/royalty-free status, which creators are surely aware of when pulling these things in.