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ccozan commented on This website is for humans   localghost.dev/blog/this-... · Posted by u/charles_f
ccozan · 15 days ago
This has to go more radical: go offline in print. Make your content really just for humans. Except maybe Google, no LLM company would bother scanning some magazines ( especially if you have to subscribe )

I buy magazines especially for unique content, not found anywhere else.

ccozan commented on Farmers want California to change its autonomous tractor ban [video]   nbcnews.com/video/farmers... · Posted by u/ccozan
Pet_Ant · 15 days ago
I mean a GPS geo-fence is pretty simple and fail safe.

I'm more worried about something like humans unexpectedly in the field. Imagine a migrant crossing a field and getting run over by a combine.

ccozan · 15 days ago
But I expect a autonomous tractor - like an auto - to have a radar and be able to stop if an obstacle is there - not only migrants, how about wild animals, etc.
ccozan commented on I bought a £16 smartwatch just because it used USB-C   shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/08/... · Posted by u/blenderob
ofrzeta · 19 days ago
That's strange. I have mine for several years now (I think three) and it still goes at least a week without charging. I can't imagine having to charge my watch ever day.
ccozan · 19 days ago
I can confirm. Almost 3 years with an GTR 3 and I get 10-14 days, depeding if I do outside activities where GPS draws a bit more then normal. Rock solid and waterproof ( perfect for swimming! )
ccozan commented on GPT-5   openai.com/gpt-5/... · Posted by u/rd
jltsiren · 20 days ago
There is no particular reason to assume that recursive self-improvement would be rapid.

All the technological revolutions so far have accounted for little more than a 1.5% sustained annual productivity growth. There are always some low-hanging fruit with new technology, but once they have been picked, the effort required for each incremental improvement tends to grow exponentially.

That's my default scenario with AGI as well. After AGI arrives, it will leave humans behind very slowly.

ccozan · 20 days ago
Energy. Is the only limiting factor. If a true AGI would emerge, it will immediatelly try to secure energy sources or advances in efficiency.

You cannot beat humans with megawatts!

ccozan commented on Eleven Music   elevenlabs.io/blog/eleven... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
whoamii · 23 days ago
Wait until someone auto tunes an AI generated song.
ccozan commented on Gemini 2.5 Deep Think   blog.google/products/gemi... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
dweekly · a month ago
"I'm sorry but that wasn't a very interesting question you just asked. I'll spare you the credit and have a cheaper model answer that for you for free. Come back when you have something actually challenging."
ccozan · a month ago
Actually why not? Recognizing problem complexity as a fist step is really crucial for such expensive "experts". Humans do the same.

And a question to the knowledgeable: does a simple/stupid question cost more in terms of resources then a complex problem? in terms of power consumption.

ccozan commented on M8.7 earthquake in Western Pacific, tsunami warning issued   earthquake.usgs.gov/earth... · Posted by u/jandrewrogers
msephton · a month ago
They're a book from the early 1990s called "Tokyo Style" that is packed with photos of real living conditions from back then. Chaos of every variety. Plus some Super Famicom and PC-Engines laying around. A very cool book, most recently reprinted in 2024 with Japanese/English captions.
ccozan · a month ago
and the cables, the cables hanging from everywhere!

( btw, has anyone noticed in anime there are always frames of street cabling? Like those cylindrical transformes and thick cables. Almost cyberpunk! )

ccozan commented on How the brain increases blood flow on demand   hms.harvard.edu/news/how-... · Posted by u/gmays
exe34 · a month ago
My adopted working hypothesis is that we have to simulate what others observe/think in order to predict their behaviour and then adjust our own expectations and plans. It's a lo-fi model, because we don't have access to their internal workings - and yet it's a powerful model because it needs to predict the behaviour of very complex agents. If we then turn that powerful machinery onto ourselves, we can add all the extra information we didn't have of others. So it's a much richer, more detailed description of what's going on.

It's not true that we have to be conscious - we can do things on autopilot too. The same way we can be thoughtless in treating others - we can turn the machinery off.

ccozan · a month ago
This autopilot works very well with a car and a very well known road ( like a daily commute).

Recently I was thinking of a very hard problem and I cannot absolutelly recollect approx 30 minutes of the drive home. Apparently my body and some part of the brain took over the driving, while my cortex was busy with the problem reserving the short term memory completly. I snapped out of the situation when apparently a stronger break was needed, and this intrerupted my flow and popped my attention to the road. Fascinating!

ccozan commented on M8.7 earthquake in Western Pacific, tsunami warning issued   earthquake.usgs.gov/earth... · Posted by u/jandrewrogers
socalgal2 · a month ago
> Funny thing is how for interior design they do a full 180 and typically go very minimalistic.

Only if they are well to do. Most family houses in Japan are crammed full of stuff with very little "design".

ccozan · a month ago
I was wondered that. Like from movies or documentaries, etc. Very nice, clear, order, minimalistic. Then I was looking to buy a house and I found a site with "almost" abandoned house for sale.

My God. Everything , everywhre, no design ( haha ), no exceptions. People were actually living there.

Had a cultural shock.

u/ccozan

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