Countries are defined by land-hoarding class, because the nomadic people define themselves by their group instead of the land on which they live.
Without hoarders (landlords), we wouldn't need to put as much effort towards regulating land use, instead we could focus on regulating behaviours. Ex: "this land is a national park, you are not allowed to trash it. Go next door, there you are allowed to pour the trash from your industrial process into the ground, because it's your private land"
Well... This is jazz... I'm skeptic as well, but what if it was some sort of experimental modern jazz where the musicians would try to predict the next click?
This one said to me "You can't get away while I'm under the gas pedal."
It was a (confirmed) stray barn cat. The most lovely and patient cat i ever knew.
Although I never took the time to check myself, I heard multiple reports about how streaming music has crappy dynamic range, and that the same song on CD or ripped vinyl always has much better range.
Yeah, I meant to say that the incompleteness theorem proves that math cannot be perfectly pure and fundamental. I don't exactly care which field claims it, because I don't like to encourage artificial boundaries between disciplines.
It's nice to use information theory results in physics :)
I'd like all ai service to publish the energy used in training the model and performing inference.
"Queries uses an average of X kWh of power.
A model training run requires X MWh, and the development of this model over the years required X TWh of power."
Then we could judge companies by that metric. Off course, rich people would look for the most power-draining model for the sake of it.
PPN! (pp network?)