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  • I didn't work with highloads, but ye, if I think about it, I have to admit there's a time when that strategy might be useful.

  • I would think a good approach to start would be.

    Create a list of questions that need to be clarified before solving problems. Create a list of issues/tasks and what is required to solve each problem.

    If no one knows the answer right away, people can analyze and write the answers according to their opinion.

  • If on machine is unreliable, throw more unreliable machines to the task, and all be resolved. This is probably the most frequently advertised strategy.

  • Best to buy only indie games or open source games that don't use AI. And have less to do with corporations.

  • Well, at least they differ in that AlphaFold has a specific goal and we can verify it, perhaps not easily, and it has practical scientific benefits, while the LLM trains to solve all tasks at once and even unknown which ones.

  • AI for protein folding and LLM chatbots are significantly different I think. At least the first one was created for one clear scientific purpose.

  • But if something like this exists or appears, I could even remotely participate if I could be of any use.

  • Maybe create some interesting projects that people will want to join in order to help implement/build them together. But this is also not the easiest task.

    Unfortunately, I myself don't have much free time to read political literature nowadays.

    It's just my thought. I don't have real knowlendge about how to create such a collective.

  • It's better to care about both of these things. But it requires more and more knowledge.

  • I just humbly want to know who would have thought that creating a universe with so many terrible things was a good idea?

  • The main thing is to remember what is worthwhile is not necessarily something that is imposed by mass culture, tv or the Internet.

  • Ok, ok, My plan is ruined. I urgently need to hire qualified planners to make a new one. :)

  • Social media turn out antisocial thing. It reminds me some of Orwell.

  • I would buy a tent and a pickup truck. Then I'll set up a tent in the back of the pickup truck. And I'm going to have a house on wheels without door hinges because tents don't have door hinges. Crazy enough?

  • It's easy to spot from the flag that these are rigged protests by someone like the CIA. The flag was specially chosen not to be serious, and to be popular among not very intelligent young people who have a lot of time to watch a lot of anime.

  • If "Life being worse builds character" then most billionaires don't have it built.

  • I would buy cheap electronic parts to build something like a Risc-v handheld(or PDA) computer to replace a smartphone with easily replaceable parts. This might help me figure out how to work with mipi dsi displays and how to write drivers for them. :) And besides that, I would stock up on canned food and maybe a solar panel capable of charging a laptop, for example.

  • It's not much money, but in Russia I could live decently for ~3.5 years with that kind of money. :)

  • I've met quite a few people who say that although there were disadvantages, on average it was ok to live in Soviet Union after the 60s. If you asked around in Russia, there would even be those who praised it. Because there were some advantages like not bad free education and free medicine, for example. In some good times, you could even get a free apartment or a piece of land. And now, under capitalism, it is very difficult to earn an apartment in the most developed cities.

  • Free Software @lemmy.zip

    How can I add a simple requirement "do not train Al on the source code of the program" to AGPLv3 or GPLv3 and thereby create a new license?