KidComputer

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by KidComputer 1y ago
> Move fast and break things is why we have progressed from chopping off people's limbs and giving them cocaine to now. This is just false. Healthcare does not move fast.
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by KidComputer 2y ago
As a hiring manager, I personally wouldn't hire any of them.
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by KidComputer 3y ago
Shredders have legitimate uses, this is more like a ghost gun. It's pretty much only used for breaking the law.
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by KidComputer 3y ago
Probably because the entire population of Montana makes up just one neighborhood of NYC
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by KidComputer 3y ago
https://extrapolations.com/selective-tyk2-inhibition-a-story...
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by KidComputer 3y ago
What additional benefit do you bring over just running ControlNet myself?
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by KidComputer 3y ago
I think you misunderstood my initial comment, the point I was trying to make is that it's the amplification of the abilities of bad actors that should be of concern, not AI going rogue and deciding to exterminate the human race. If one
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by KidComputer 3y ago
Doesn't matter if AI can cure it, a suitable number of the right initial infected and a high enough R naught would kills 100s of millions before it could even be treated. Never mind what a disaster the logistics of manufacturing and di
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by KidComputer 3y ago
This was merely an example to suggest the danger is not in AI becoming self-aware but amplifying human abilities 1000 fold and how they use those abilities. GPT is not necessary for any part of this. In-silico methods just need to catch up
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by KidComputer 3y ago
I'm willing to wager there are zero subject matter experts today who could do such a thing. The biggest reason is that the computational methods that would let you design such a thing in-silico are not there yet. In the last year or tw
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by KidComputer 3y ago
Hey GPT-5, write the code implementing a bioinformatics workflow to design a novel viral RNA sequence to maximize the extermination of human life. The virus genome should be optimized for R-naught and mortality. Perform a literature search
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by KidComputer 3y ago
https://github.com/whitead/paper-qa
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by KidComputer 3y ago
Seems quite similar to https://github.com/whitead/paper-qa with a few more document types added
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by KidComputer 4y ago
It's when they get their money that matters, it may takes months. Can't pay employees, cloud bills, vendors, etc until then. The most they get out on Monday is $250k, how long it takes the government to make good on the receiversh
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by KidComputer 4y ago
You shove the whole corpus in a vector db using embeddings, query the nearest neighbors to an input and inject those into a prompt to pass to GPT. https://langchain.readthedocs.io/en/latest/modules/chains&#x2F
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by KidComputer 4y ago
Standard Tesla build quality, nothing to see here.
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by KidComputer 4y ago
https://nickbostrom.com/papers/vulnerable.pdf
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by KidComputer 4y ago
It’s difficult, but doable and nowhere near as hard as the synthetic chemistry need to produce small molecule therapeutics to fight novel pathogens. The hardest part in my opinion would be getting accurate predictions of protein-protein bin
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by KidComputer 4y ago
This is the real AI threat. Soon it will be all too easy to engineer novel viral proteins hardened against all known drugs with lethal consequences. You’ll just have to have faith that there’s no deranged grad student out there with genocid
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by KidComputer 4y ago
> Even many big companies like Uber are operating at a loss, contrary to the public perception that these companies are a rip-off that exploit everyone to the max. To state the obvious, operating at a loss is not contrary to exploiting y
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by KidComputer 4y ago
no
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by KidComputer 4y ago
Yup just took a look and they changed the text
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by KidComputer 4y ago
Yes, they imply they will. Notion may, however, use your Content or Customer Data to improve and train Notion’s own models. https://www.notion.so/Notion-AI-Program-Terms-c0066e30039041...
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by KidComputer 4y ago
Notion may, however, use your Content or Customer Data to improve and train Notion’s own models. Nope, I'm out.
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by KidComputer 4y ago
Yet VR has none of those limitations and it still hasn't taken off like personal computers. Weird, it's almost like VR is just an interface and anything you can view in it you can just view on a regular screen, which most people p
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by KidComputer 4y ago
They’re screwed if they don’t make something viable before most people get pushed back into the office.
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by KidComputer 4y ago
Is that a serious argument? PCs offered tremendous utility over phones and letters. What utility does VR provide over a regular PC? Oh that’s right, virtually none.
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by KidComputer 4y ago
Nice, it can also work on non-linguistic semantic tasks. How long till we have to report into government thought screening centers that check our responses to propaganda?
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by KidComputer 4y ago
Only if it was frag warhead, it could have been a continuous-rod warhead.
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by KidComputer 4y ago
That doesn't work because of the contradiction of NERFs needing multiple images of the same geometry and stable diffusion not producing images with stable underlying geometry because it's purely image-based.

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