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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
I don’t know if the spec supports that on its own. Although, it’s a good feature request. You’d have to update the WG configuration each time a new IPv6 address connected. So, you would probably need to connect through something like a cli
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
I’m not aware of any specific films we were in. We filmed a lot of our robotics trials for various collaborations, but no documentaries while I was there. Shortly after I left, my team got some acclaim for their Lunar Ark project (which is
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
Yeah. Almost all of the "killer apps" for LLMs all revolve around generating content, images, or videos. My question is always the same, "Is there really such a massive market for mediocre content?"
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
Yep. I think this is right on. The anthropomorphization in their behavior and problem descriptions is flawed. It's precisely that analogy we learned early in our study of neural networks: the layers analyze the curves, straight segment
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
I feel like this fails on the premise that the models can be improved to the point where they are reliable. I don't know that holds true. It is extremely uncommon that making a system more complex makes it more reliable. In the rare ca
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
My graduate research was in this area. My lab group developed swarm robots for various terrestrial and space exploration tasks. I spent a lot of time probing why our swarm robots developed pathological behavioral breakdowns - running away f
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
We sure did. About 60-70% of all of the world's opium was sourced from Afghanistan until 2022. That supply was used to make actual prescriptions in non-OECD countries - like India & China - as well as sold to make heroin in the US,
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
That doesn’t clarify anything about your knowledge. The specialized hospital cleaning crews are in the ER every day and dozens of hours per week in the OR, but that doesn’t allow them to practice medicine or perform surgery. Proximity is no
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
What are you talking about? Where was America getting their opioids before The Sacklers? Go ahead and pull a chart of heroin deaths vs. years and draw a vertical bar on where Purdue launched their widespread marketing misinformation and dis
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
That’s gotta be the most ignorant opinion I’ve heard on the subject. This clearly is coming from someone who has had the benefit of good health, or hasn’t had the misfortune of a critical ER visit. When I got addicted to opioids, the docto
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
That’s a hilarious directive since their homegrown CPU is 900 MHz. They are on something like a 30nm die. There is just no way they can transition to those chips in modern devices. This sounds like exactly the sort of order that would come
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
That was unexpected. I had a really good laugh at this project. How funny.
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
I run the ML team at a larger unicorn. I fully agree with this. We are multi & hybrid cloud with global SD Wan and everything on CI/CD. There is still a ton of maintenance, patches, deployments, and updates that require us to manua
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
Pick a good IDE, set it to the most pedantic mode you can, and work on the code until there are no errors, no warnings, and only acceptable info notifications. Have a good test suite with realistic scenarios. Add more to that all of the tim
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by 0x00_NULL 2y ago
Becareful with Stelara. The body reuses the same inflammatory cytokine group that is the target in the lungs to fight off infection. So, your lungs can’t fight infection very well on Stelara small issues can very quickly become life threate
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
Wouldn’t an environment that has a significant sulfuric acid content naturally also a relatively limited free oxygen? I’m thinking of Venus. That sort of environment would satisfy all criteria and would also start to get into the temperatur
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
Silicon has almost the exact same properties as carbon. At high temperatures, carbon chains can’t form, but silicon chains can. In a high-temperature or high-pressure range, silicon might for a basis for life, analogous to carbon for us. So
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
What is this nonsense? This whole news article doesn’t even link to the study. So ridiculous. That’s gotta break some journalism rule of some sort. It might be this one: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35254913/
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
On the contrary, make all of your passwords “DROP TABLE users;”. You’ll quickly sort out which passwords are being handled so insecurely by your vendors. This would mean they both don’t sanitize user input and don’t hash or otherwise obscur
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
There is no legitimate reason for that. Your washing machine is infected and part of a bot net. Contact LG and get them to help you reset and secure it. You might also want to take a look at all of your devices on your home internet. It see
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
That premise alone should make us question everything about that ridiculous movement. Today’s LLMs have access to almost all of the accessible data on the web we have generated to date. AGI is going to have the SAME data to work with - addi
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
This is not correct. It is about all dishwashers, but professional ones seem to lack a cleansing cycle after rinse aid is applied, thus the concentration of resulting rinse aid is higher. A consumer dishwasher is also used in their tests, b
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
Came here to say this. I wonder what would happen if these tests were conducted against the fake Wasabi.
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
So… that face my cat makes when she’s judging me is real? I could have told you that. There’s a special form of derision on her face when she judges me and finds me lacking - it’s uncanny. I guess it’s real too.
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
I lost total interest in every “Stop” argument when Elon Musk started a company to develop AGI during the pause that he signed on to and promoted. Yann LeCunn said that this was just an attempt to seize market share among the big companies
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
No. Sorry, but this is wrong and Yudkowsky is both naïve and mostly exists in the domain of fan fiction. There are way way way too many issues that are addressed with a hand-wave around scenarios like “AI developing super intelligence in s
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
I’m guessing they meant when they lean over, but the movement should be what does it. This movement uses gravity and the pooling of blood to force the liquid out of their sinuses - probably only temporarily though. Does it work the same way
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
Nothing to be ashamed of. Your Vagus Nerve, the main signaling nerve for your autonomic system, can go off automatically and there’s nothing you can do to stop it. When it happens, sit down in a chair. If you can lean back and put your feet
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by 0x00_NULL 3y ago
While this is an interesting idea, no doubt, epigenetics casts major doubt on whether knowing the DNA expression at a particular time is diagnostically useful. Sure. There are some conditions that are purely genetic, but many genes can be s