SubiculumCode

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by SubiculumCode 4d ago
University of California has licensed zoom accounts with privacy agreements. I install it in Linux. Now I will check if I can replicate this behavior. I am not sure if it is a violation of their agreement or not if they do, but I don't
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by SubiculumCode 7d ago
Anyone can level a charge of AI writing, but it's getting to the point that you must write sloppy to seem human. and never never write well with clear technical prose. It is getting to be just ridiculous McCarthyism.
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by SubiculumCode 7d ago
Interesting. I admit I was largely going on what Mr. Harris said on the episode when responding to several posts.
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by SubiculumCode 7d ago
I am no expert, but I think it is this: 1) We have few effective tools at monitoring alignment right now, and chain of thought is one of the more effective. 2) Monitoring latent space may be possible, but I do not think it is even close to
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by SubiculumCode 7d ago
It is still helpful I believe, but your point is well taken. The problem is that we have relatively few tools for monitoring alignment, and longer loops of processing that stay in latent space means less ability to monitor.
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by SubiculumCode 7d ago
The major concern with looped transformers is that makes it more difficult to monitor model alignment. When more processing occurs within latent space without outputting text, that means less effective, frequent chain-of-thought monitoring,
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by SubiculumCode 8d ago
Alpha Fold has continued to impact the field of protein networks, but I do hear that not every one of the deep learning biology models from Google/Deep Mind and others have made equivalent impact or had as lasting relevance in their re
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by SubiculumCode 10d ago
Does math have an end? Or is it an infinite self-construction?
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by SubiculumCode 13d ago
So California wet year. We don't mind a good snow pack, but I've become increasingly worried about catastrophic flooding evens in Cali e.g. [1], and this does not ease those worries. [1] https://www.science.org/doi
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NIH wants to shroud peer review scores. Here's what you can do about it(27unihted.substack.com)
2 points by SubiculumCode 16d ago|0 comments
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by SubiculumCode 19d ago
let's give drivers motion sickness isnt a good strategy, just my opinion.
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
There is interesting evidence that autism-autism social interactions are fairly vibrant. Everything is a bit more complicated than simple answers, no matter which way you swing.
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
I agree 1000% that the full spectrum of autism must be included into autism research. My research for the last 10 years has been dedicated to collecting and analyzing data for the Autism Phenome Project [1]. Unlike almost all autism neuroim
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
First, and foremost, the rise in autism rates is due to more sensitive instruments, a broadening of some inclusion criteria between DSM 4 and 5, more awareness of autism, less stigma associated with autism, services attached to autism diagn
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
Genetic contributors to autism include: 1. common variants. Common variants are genetic variants weakly associated with autism that we all have to some degree or another, and that only result in autism given a sufficient number of them are
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
A lot of the behaviors by which autism is diagnosed (social communication, repetitive behaviors and restricted interests) are fairly high-level behaviors, dependent on a lot of cognitive/neural machinery beneath it. There is an idea ou
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
no sarcasm tags needed unfortunately, and we autism scientists are very worried/ For example, as I submitted a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49422954
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
Autism is a spectrum. Neurodiversity within and outside of autism is both intrinsically valuable and extrinsically valuable to society. However, not all phenotypes of autism should be viewed as neurodiversity, but as harmful. There is only
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
autism researcher here. I have not yet read this study. It will not be the kind of paper that many, including myself, can read quickly and understand. Autism is a multi-disciplined science, so there is a lot to understand. However, my initi
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
Yeah, I suppose it wasn't specifically relevant to Yayoi, but I was only giving an example of why my hypothesis might be true, not to restrict it to computer-related persons.
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by SubiculumCode 20d ago
I once thought I'd test the hypothesis that the frequency of HN front page stories reporting a death was increasing over time. Started figuring out how to get the data, got distracted by life, and never got back to it. edit: that was n
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by SubiculumCode 21d ago
just a FYI, I am not behind this submission or involved in anyway. I just thought it was curious, and wondered about it.
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by SubiculumCode 21d ago
Did you all notice this submission? Super Curry Combat II [1][2] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49454496 [2] https://curry-combat-2.com/ Fast as AI turnaround indeed?
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by SubiculumCode 21d ago
Is this a demonstration of a fast-as-ai turnaround?
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Ads and tracking infiltrated TVs. Now they're coming for monitors(arstechnica.com)
9 points by SubiculumCode 21d ago|1 comments
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by SubiculumCode 21d ago
How did you do that? I noticed the spacing was very wide between leters,it bothered me.
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by SubiculumCode 22d ago
I have two bidets, neither use electricity. Also they fit on existing toilets. Just search bidet kit.
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by SubiculumCode 22d ago
Once you go bidet, you don't go back. There are lots of nice kits that you can install on your existing toilet too, making it super easy. [1] is a generic Amazon search. Electricity not required for most We use so much less tp since we
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by SubiculumCode 22d ago
Playing Chess without letting it write a chess engine.
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by SubiculumCode 23d ago
I can't wait for an actual competitor to the M chips from apple. It's frustrating.

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