FernandoTN

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by FernandoTN 1mo ago
I think you're overlooking the fact that for long-horizon tasks, even small errors compound over time and can lead to catastrophic outcomes. For simple queries, we have reached the threshold since the beginning of the year, and models
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by FernandoTN 11mo ago
Very interesting and I would also love to export my own data! Care to share/elaborate a little further how you went into doing this, especially with platforms that do not offer the option to export your own data.
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by FernandoTN 4y ago
“Nuclear fusion is 30 years away; and always will be." I wonder how this phrase manages to hold after 50 years since its inception. We could compare it to the state of general AI, but at least in the machine learning field, progress is
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
I have a hunch than in a couple decades this issue will be amplified. The biggest problem we are seeing from the disposal of more social interactions arises from not giving it its true importance. It may be as you say that in the past inter
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
From what I've seen living a privileged community in a not so privileged country, its that culture tends to impact in a much higher degree than money or privilege. Yes, money can buy you the privilege of skipping those awkward interact
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
No, it was not properly referenced in the article. I had previously seen the study. From the supplementary material: > All participants delivered the shock to themselves in this first part of the study. Thus, in Part 2 of the study, when
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
The study mentioned is "Just think: The challenges of the disengaged mind" https://science.sciencemag.org/content/345/6192/75 >Next, participants received our standard instructions to entertain t
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
> "Ensuring the safety of associates in our building is our number one priority and we invest heavily in safety," Having pain medications on vending machines for their employees seems to me like scheduling to fix a leak after i
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
The innovators dilemma talks about a similar situation with storage. Every x years a new, smaller format would arrive and everybody would brush it aside until after some time the benefits would be noticeable and everybody would scramble to
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
Capitalism has its perks, great advancements have been made in technology, quality of life and the development of cities that would otherwise have never existed. The real issue lies when you look at the system in a more holistic, long term
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
I recently came up with an article that promoted an "innovative" park, buzzwords aside, it seems like a great project that is ongoing in Istambul, Turkey. The Parkorman park looks amazing: https://www.archdaily.com&#x2F
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
https://archive.md/OmZMP
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
Not even a remote control to handle basic settings, or were the settings locked until connected to a network?
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
I understand the terrible breach in privacy that comes with smart appliances (Looking at you Alexa), it could be argued that through a standard we could make this appliances "safer" or more secure to breaches. The reality is that
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
Running a brewery ends up being more about running a business than actually brewing... Every corp ends up being much more intensive in the administrative side once the process or product has been standardized or reached a stable version. Is
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
You know you are in a huge production bubble when all major cannabis producers use as their main metric their production capacity. Aurora cannabis even went as far as to lower their Average net selling price of wholesale bulk cannabis by 4%
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by FernandoTN 7y ago
It is not what you say but how you say it. People are emotional and tend to remember based on how something make them feel, not the phrasing of the conversation. You could hypothesize a scenario where the poorest and even offending wording