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If Drexler Is Wrong, He May as Well Be Right(lesswrong.com)
8 points by algon33 1y ago|1 comments
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by algon33 3y ago
Yeah, that would make this post a lot better.
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by algon33 3y ago
If you could somehow track the frequency spectrum of usage, then you could mostly handle that problem. "Oh, the frequency spectrum strongly peaks at about once a week? I guess users regularly need to use this feature. Probably importan
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by algon33 3y ago
Kaku is a media sensationalist; that class of person has a terrible track record. Futurists, that is, people like Aasimov, have an ok track record at predicting the future. Interestingly, early futurist predictions about digital tech were p
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by algon33 3y ago
"What I would suggest is to start taking the extra time to optimize your resume for every job you apply for. There are tools online to help you find out how these softwares scan and pick out pieces of your resume." Is there one to
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by algon33 3y ago
Huh. How's that fit with the general push against remote work I've been hearing about?
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How's the Tech Job Market?
2 points by algon33 3y ago|5 comments
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by algon33 4y ago
>place an odalisque with an inscription on it Besides being cruel, odalisques aren't known to exist for more than a hundred or so years. Let alone millennia.
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Don't be a 1337, be a goose(algon-33.github.io)
1 points by algon33 4y ago|0 comments
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A Particular Equilibrium(algon-33.github.io)
1 points by algon33 4y ago|0 comments
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by algon33 4y ago
It's been strange these last 23 days.
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by algon33 4y ago
This is the most insane thing I've read about this year.
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by algon33 4y ago
Problem sets are useful for improving your mathematical ability, as is looking at an expert's attempt at a problem after your attempt. Both are a core part of reading books well. So when someone asks for books to improve their mathemat
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by algon33 4y ago
There are a couple of people interejecting with answers to questions, or asking questions. I'm afraid I don't have a better estiamte than that. But in this case, I think lumping the students together as one speaker and the teacher
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by algon33 4y ago
I tried using this for a technical talk[1], and it got the amount of speakers wrong. Which is somewhat suprising to me, as I would have thought diarization tech would just worked by now. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l
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by algon33 4y ago
The FAQ contains re-states the content for point 14 in point 13. Point 14 is about why your code might be slower when using 2.0. 13 should be about how to keep up with PT 2.0 developments. Someone should change that.
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by algon33 4y ago
By database do you mean a finite 2d array with column headings? Or something that can be represented by such an object? And its entries are elements of some countable sets? If so, what are you doing using ZFC there?
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by algon33 4y ago
Personally, I'd guess that I wouldn't consider it "stealing" an identity if it were evenly trained off a couple of individuals. But it is a weird case ethically. Can I just train a model off of my favourite bloggers&#x27
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DeepCloned: AI Researcher in Legal Heat After Creating a Virtual Clone of His Ex(twitter.com)
3 points by algon33 4y ago|2 comments
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by algon33 4y ago
Nice, a friend was looking for something like this.
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by algon33 4y ago
Location: London Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (Pytorch, Pandas, Numpy, Tkinter), Mathematica, Lisp, LaTeX Email: dbz_ali@hotmail.com CV/resume: https://github.com/Algon-33/Algon-33&#x2F
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by algon33 4y ago
Because it has Omicron's increased ability to avoid people's immunity. That would result in higher infectivity than just a copy of the wuhan strain, with near the same severity. Note that earlier Sars viruses had even higher sever
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by algon33 4y ago
So will anyone be deleting their patreon accounts? Can we even be sure our data will be wiped from their servers?
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by algon33 4y ago
I read a good book review[1] that moved me towards the view that figuring out how a living thing works is possible, though not necessarily easy. I highly recommend reading it, but here's a summary. Evolution promotes fitness enhancing
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by algon33 4y ago
Perhaps principled fits better?
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by algon33 4y ago
Gunpowder and galleys is a book on naval history that is highly rated and highly readable. It was written for historians, and changed the fields understanding of why galleys eventually lost out to sailing ships in naval warfare. -----------
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by algon33 4y ago
Didn't the author say that he's writing to push an agenda? Anyway, it is a fantastic blog.
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by algon33 4y ago
If I remember rightly, the AlphaCode paper includes a list of benchmarks, including the results of a finetuned GPT-3 for coding. I think they did it because Codex wasn't available to them when were doing their tests, but I might be wro
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by algon33 4y ago
My statement was too strong. By "knew" I meant that it was pretty likely that strong cosmic censorship wouldn't work out [1]. In addition, I think QFT and GR are both probably broken in some way given that they're incomp
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by algon33 4y ago
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/403574/what-situ... Non deterministic dynamics occurs in Newtonian physics as well. These things are worrying philosophically, but we can take some comfort in that the i

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