Cycl0ps

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by Cycl0ps 17d ago
The Zizians would be a good start. As it turns out your sense of reality can be pretty malleable when living inside an echo chamber
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by Cycl0ps 17d ago
I watched the linear regression video. I can see the value behind the idea, but there's a number of flaws that make the videos difficult to watch compared to something like a 3blue1brown video. The flat voice and even word spacing lull
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by Cycl0ps 28d ago
Macgyver Gets Lazy https://xkcd.com/444/
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by Cycl0ps 2mo ago
Unfortunately we don't have to imagine "In early October, Renaud discovered that Social Security numbers for teachers, administrators and counselors were visible in the HTML code of a publicly accessible site operated by the state
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by Cycl0ps 2mo ago
For a current-day LLM, deviation could be measured as the number of tokens since the agent touched on the prompted topic. A specific <<refocus>> token could even be trained so that a harness or other tooling could direct the LLM
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by Cycl0ps 2mo ago
>The models don't get better, except when a new one is released. My brother in Christ this entire thread is talking about the new model that was released
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by Cycl0ps 3mo ago
collapses and floods it looks like. Here's the oops for the Pantai Remis mine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6Ma0SVjMHA
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by Cycl0ps 3mo ago
An LLM has a fixed number of ways it can express itself. we can give it an array of 14 billion options but it still has to chose one to output. Humans have no such limitation. An LLM does not persist in consciousness from one token to the n
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by Cycl0ps 3mo ago
Raines Law in that late 1800s put restrictions on the sale of alcohol in NY on Sundays. Bartenders used a loophole of the drinks being served with a meal to get around it. They would make a single sandwich, "serve" it to the patro
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by Cycl0ps 3mo ago
You're browsing for whatever piques your interest, and the library wants to curate the collection based on what people are interested in. The books that collect interest get placed on the shelves and the ones that don't get archiv
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by Cycl0ps 5mo ago
Incompetent sycophants
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by Cycl0ps 6mo ago
>They didn't force this person through the scanner "Despite the woman's request for a pat-down search, a TSA agent told her that her only option was to pass through the AIT device." >they could have asked for a sup
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by Cycl0ps 7mo ago
I’m in agreement with the blog post. I’ve been treating AI more like a tool and less like a science experiment and I’ve gotten some good results when working on my various side projects. In the past much of my time was taken up by research
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by Cycl0ps 7mo ago
A little late, but this is something that I've been considering a lot lately. When there's a limited resource (funding) how do you determine who will receive it? For something like this I think a citizens assembly[1] may work best
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by Cycl0ps 1y ago
None of these are issues specific to EVs. This is more of a problem with all modern cars. Valid concerns, but they impact ICE vehicles just as much
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Eggflation: Are Candy Eggs Cheaper Than the Real Thing?(tidalfire.com)
1 points by Cycl0ps 1y ago|0 comments
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by Cycl0ps 1y ago
Carbon sequestration! I grew up in an area known for coal and logging. Ever since I heard of sequestration brought up I thought the area sounded perfect for it. Fell (maybe mulch) the trees, kiln dry to remove weight/moisture, and to
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by Cycl0ps 1y ago
My brother in Christ it's Tuesday
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by Cycl0ps 1y ago
Of course! I'm doing it right now!
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by Cycl0ps 1y ago
So he burned his relationship with an organization that he was a recognized member of. An organization where he was on the advisory board and had some control in steering, for what exactly? Just another transphobe thinking their definition
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by Cycl0ps 1y ago
If I do something good because it makes me feel good, is that a selfish action or is it feedback from my 'innate human tendency'? We are social creatures. Seeing our social group benefit is a hardwired desire, and it makes us feel
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by Cycl0ps 2y ago
Back of the napkin math: Googling the TFlops as an estimate of power shows a roughly 12x improvement on the H100 over the 4090. A single 4090 takes 160 hours so a single H100 should take about 13 hours. AWS will rent a p5.48xlarge instance
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by Cycl0ps 2y ago
I'm curious to see if this will work like the author intends. I feel like this idea works great in an office environment but won't translate well to a digital space. The biggest reason being that there is no 1-on-1 or group intera
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by Cycl0ps 2y ago
We've lived through a number of "That could never happen, though" scenarios in the past decade. I'm feeling a bit skeptical towards skepticism at the moment.
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Reminds me of EURion rings on banknotes. The issue is that this needs to be visible while unobstructive to the user. What about something pictographic, like HTTPS' padlock icon? Look for that in any user content with an input field an
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
For anyone wanting additional info, the VR Health Institute has been reviewing games by their intensity and estimates calorie burn per minute of playing. https://vrhealth.institute/vr-ratings/
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
To go further, your modifier from stats only increases on even numbers, so most of the time that's what you can expect a stat to be. 8,10,12,14,16,18 for example covers the expected range that every L1 player character is likely to fa
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Fair enough. I was on my phone when I posted that and I agree that I could have provided a bit more context than a random Youtube link. Thanks for filling in the details for people
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Search for mysterious noise in Brooklyn Heights (Dec 6 2021)(brooklyneagle.com)
2 points by Cycl0ps 5y ago|0 comments
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
https://youtu.be/kh88fVP2FWQ

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