China has better integration between academia and industry - I'm mostly basing this off how in the US the academia is chronically underinvested so that the private sector can get it's plunder of smart graduates, but when it comes to AI development you actually need academic knowledge of intelligence otherwise you're just approaching it like an engineering problem
US companies are incentivized to spend more, the more broke they are the smarter they seem, so there isn't really any incentive to improve in smart ways because you can just rack up a bigger bill with your investors and keep the circular economy going.
They're just nationalists for countries they don't live in, they don't have any libretory praxis or ideas beyond "Murica Bad", which even though I agree that America is in fact bad, is not doing a god damn thing to address anything!
They consider themselves leftists but I don't think they've earned it, they're just liberals who's thing to care about as anti-imperialism.
All they do is appeals to power (protests, statements) never any building of power (organizing, mutual aid) or exercising power (disruptive direct action)
NATO has always been first and foremost a tool for US control, it didn't really matter when the children were fighting because the US could just tell them to cut it out, but now the parent is bullying the kids and the kids are wondering what the point of this arrangement even is.
The swing vote is conmebol, South America has all the non-european teams people want to see, they are pretty corrupt but not FIFA levels of corrupt and if they piss off the fans too much, they're in trouble.
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China is just state influences capitalism, the workers don't own the means of production, but it turns out if you invest in your means of production you can easily beat those that don't.
One depressing aspect of the Americanization of history is the erasure of non-jewish victims of the Holocaust, you can litterally see it on the Wikipedia page, somewhere over the last couple of decades the Roma & Slavs were basically scrubbed from the Holocaust page.
Wouldn't a neutral zone be 250m of each?
Also if you don't like Africans, maybe don't hold on to an enclave in Africa.
Would be better if it was after.
So you disagree with palestinian calls for BDS?
Pretty pathetic to put simping for China above solidarity with Gaza
Stream QR code seems like a very inefficient way to send data.
This seems interesting, far more real than any LLM bullshit, but I couldn't help but notice the demo video completely fails to capture blind spots.
Your known unknown are one of the most important parts of safe driving and speed regulation
Oh come on all of AI is built on stolen tech, you can't get mad at China for playing by the same rules as everyone else.
I dunno seems like it could go eitherway, anyone pretending to be certain about what happened is probably lying
The meat of the article is behind the paywall.
My theory is that
China has better integration between academia and industry - I'm mostly basing this off how in the US the academia is chronically underinvested so that the private sector can get it's plunder of smart graduates, but when it comes to AI development you actually need academic knowledge of intelligence otherwise you're just approaching it like an engineering problem
US companies are incentivized to spend more, the more broke they are the smarter they seem, so there isn't really any incentive to improve in smart ways because you can just rack up a bigger bill with your investors and keep the circular economy going.
Would love to know what the recipe says though.
They're just nationalists for countries they don't live in, they don't have any libretory praxis or ideas beyond "Murica Bad", which even though I agree that America is in fact bad, is not doing a god damn thing to address anything!
They consider themselves leftists but I don't think they've earned it, they're just liberals who's thing to care about as anti-imperialism.
All they do is appeals to power (protests, statements) never any building of power (organizing, mutual aid) or exercising power (disruptive direct action)
China is Israel's biggest exporter and 2nd biggest importer
CCP doesn't give a fuck about Gazans or they would embargo, it's just a retorical device for them.
They've only had 1 party rule, it's technically a democracy but it's as rigged as it can be without crossing the line into actual rigging.
~tankies
NATO has always been first and foremost a tool for US control, it didn't really matter when the children were fighting because the US could just tell them to cut it out, but now the parent is bullying the kids and the kids are wondering what the point of this arrangement even is.
The swing vote is conmebol, South America has all the non-european teams people want to see, they are pretty corrupt but not FIFA levels of corrupt and if they piss off the fans too much, they're in trouble.
Not that EPIC
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China is just state influences capitalism, the workers don't own the means of production, but it turns out if you invest in your means of production you can easily beat those that don't.
One depressing aspect of the Americanization of history is the erasure of non-jewish victims of the Holocaust, you can litterally see it on the Wikipedia page, somewhere over the last couple of decades the Roma & Slavs were basically scrubbed from the Holocaust page.
Just the Norman's? Kick out the Beaker people too, Britain First (I will not be answering questions on the etemology of the word British)
You can prevent root login entirely using sudo and no root password.
Of course you could then override your init to give you a root shell, which you could avoid by having a grub and bios password.
But you'd be able to reset the bios password if you have physical access anyway.