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Llamamoe
10d ago
Is a misaligned AI worse than a super - capable AI aligned with corporate interest? Because I can't really tell anymore.
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Llamamoe
12d ago
You can smoothly interpolate between different projections, and the scale differences are large enough that it should be gradual enough not to notice much. Either way, globe view is always superior.
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Llamamoe
17d ago
I believe that multimodal training increases the robustness of latent representations regardless of which modality is being processed.
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Llamamoe
25d ago
In the same sense as pharmacology is a branch of physics. Technically, yes. Realistically the overlap is small and you don't need one for the other most of the time.
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Llamamoe
1mo ago
So like always, the people who get shafted the hardest are the chronically ill, the fatigued, the ADHD, or even the depressed. Executive function has always been the beginning and the end of efficacy and capability.
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1mo ago
Bread, pasta, potatoes, white rice, whatever are almost all starch. When cooked their glycemic index is all similarly high. And rice is unusually poor in vitamins and minerals. Even brown rice is nowhere near as good a fiber source as veget
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Llamamoe
1mo ago
This has nothing to do with plant and everything to do with rampant prevalence of gut dysbiosis and harmful gut bacteria feeding on otherwise healthy fibers and carbs, as well as processed carbohydrate and sugar overconsumption plus insulin
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1mo ago
All the more so since rice is relatively poor in nutrients.
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1mo ago
> Then again, farm plants are a further 18%. Yeah, but they also provide 80% of the world's calories to animals' 20%
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1mo ago
Oh, I'm sure a lot of those people have been convinced to back these laws out of sincere desire to protect children. The problem is that those laws are NOT designed to protect children, and the people who convince politicians and the p
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1mo ago
The question I would really like the "people" pushing so hard for surveillance to ask themselves is: How would the Nazi Germany and Hitler gone if they had this system in place, telling them who and where every single Jewish, gay,
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2mo ago
Sleep problems due to undiagnosed or subtle Sleep Disordered Breathing, or other fatigue-causing conditions not quite bad enough to either be disabling or diagnosed are extremely common. It's easy to be tempted to blame it on people ge
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2mo ago
Are there enough nations on Russia's side to call them a bloc? It seems like almost everyone is supporting Ukraine.
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2mo ago
I strongly suspect that most of the issues correlated with low testosterone are co-symptoms rather than caused by it. From my research, it doesn't seem like going much above the lower end of the T range carries much additional benefit,
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2mo ago
For physiological level replacement, not a lot. But also, you don't get a whole lot of additional benefit for going over the lower end of the reference range, and people usually don't fall below that.
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2mo ago
Exactly. This is a slap on the wrist. They need to either be banned from profiting from the egregious piracy, meaning charging money for anything trained on pirated works, or at least be forced to pay major royalties.
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3mo ago
Does anyone, ever, have any faith in the integrity or competence of executives, these days? Because it seems to me that most people would outright prefer them to burn but are powerless against the increasing abuses and betrayals of employee
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3mo ago
People love to bring this up, but while yes, all cells have some form of memory mechanism or another, with quite the number of nerves outside the brain, we are still a cognitively top-eown organism and quite unlike simpler organisms where
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3mo ago
You can configure rofimoji to work really well and off a keyboard shortcut into any application.
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3mo ago
Those countries tend to have much less cultural awareness/acceptance and much tougher lives where other priorities take precedence.
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3mo ago
The death toll of especially the early variants was huge, and it created the largest spike in disability(vis fatigue etc) and cardiovascular disease in recent history. It WSS definitely not nothing.
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3mo ago
I'm glad that this was the case for you, but presenting it as an universal truth is extremely cruel and harmful to people for whom it is not, and you should be really careful with phrasing. Statements like these is why people's sy
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4mo ago
It's definitely a stupid move. Even if you are going to do it, it should be completely independently of AA to distribute the risk.
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4mo ago
> It's a great place to live, genuinely. But calling this "Poland's economy" is like calling a McDonald's franchise "your restaurant" Economically? Yes, if you ignore the fact that we're one of the
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6mo ago
You say the same about neo-nazis?
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7mo ago
And none of it has ever been to protect children. Almost everything nasty happening to children is facilitated by parental neglect if not directly by abuse, but no government body has ever cared to even try cracking down on it. It's al
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7mo ago
I think it has also been pretty clear from the beginning of his current term that the primary principle of this administration is to pass whatever has been paid for. E.g. the literally hundreds of executive orders that he started signing en
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7mo ago
> I asked myself, "well what specific laws would I write to combat addictive design?". Only allowing algorithmic feeds/recommendations on dedicated subpages to which the user has to navigate, and which are not allowed to i
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7mo ago
I don't think there's any way for that to happen, and IF we could create a solid legislative framework, AI could definitely (at some point in the future) contribute more good than bad to society.
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7mo ago
Obviously it should not apply to anything using machine learning based algorithms in any way, just content made using generative AI, with exceptions for minor applications and/or a separate label for smaller edits.
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