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Either you're misunderstanding logic, law or society. If Karparthy fails he runs a real risk of having his life very closely examined. The rules are different for different people.
I do machine learning medical work for the coronavirus. I work at near optimal as humanly possible. Occasional hackernews is one of my few indulgences.
I'm saying that there is a bar and it's higher when lives depend on it.
There is a long list of activities that people could do in their personal time that would be considered inappropriate. What is done outside of work is relevant. It can form part of a character assessment which can have political and legal ramifications.
If Tesla ends up with a dangerous product then it becomes very relevant.
I think it should be possible to create ‘virtual classes’ above the threshold by combining smaller like classes together.
Such a model would be fairly ham fisted.
This will be the beginning of the end of MS. (As opposed to the middle of the end of a very drawn out decline.)
I’m sure they see it as another Skype. The US govt subsidizing an acquisition to get access to data.
TikTok optimizes hard for popularity which involves many unpleasant choices in their algorithm. MS will feel compelled to ‘fix’ this both for a perceived social good but also for the benefit of the US government who is no doubt subsidizing this.
MS will become a target for lobbying by interest groups and the US government to a degree it has never dealt with and I don’t think MS can handle it. This is not the same as criticism for being a monopoly or making crappy software.
The best case scenario will be they screw with the algorithm early enough and bad enough that people leave en mass.
These are the same people who couldn’t leave Skype alone.
If someone shoplifts then they get banned from the chain, or a network of chains. This would be an alternative to police involvement. Restitution could be done proportionality and privately.
Of course there will be issues with it but I’m sure it could be cheaper to figure this out than the alternative loss prevention solutions.