improves

Time passes and you learn new things -- maybe the problem changes, or your understanding of it improves, or your understanding of alternative implementation strategies improves.

SCrypt improves on BCrypt by being both slow on general purpose hardware and resistant to simple hardware speedups.

You want to work at a company that meaningfully improves the lives of its customers and partners.

That takes 2 extra lines of code (the opening and closing of the for loop) and significantly improves your security.

And if you think you can keep applying negative reinforcement after the AI self-improves, think again.

Our work reduces carbon emissions and improves the reliability and efficiency of the electrical grid.

A coworker just got a Thinkpad W541 and it improves on the trackpad by readding the missing thumb buttons under the spacebar.

I was with you until this sentence: > As technology improves, communication becomes more human, and this is great.

As technology improves, communication becomes more human, and this is great.

Unfortunately, this only improves the resolution along the flight track; features parallel to the flight path and offset to the side are the hardest to filter out.

I completely understand why people use Adblock - it improves the user experience.

Generally, we find the performance comparison improves on large instances, high throughput workloads, or when the data set does not fit in RAM.

Saying "doing something technically wrong to my kid cause it improves them" isn't a terrific argument IMO.

For example, if you make the AI "learn" a utility function about making cheeseburgers by using observations and reinforcement learning, and then the AI self-improves, you are most likely dead, because the learned utility function didn't include all possible caveats about not killing or torturing people to make cheeseburgers faster.