alok-g

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by alok-g 5d ago
Thanks. I should have seen that myself.
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by alok-g 6d ago
Would the photochemistry of my eyes stay the same? :-)
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by alok-g 6d ago
I would like to hear more (asking genuinely). Thanks.
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by alok-g 6d ago
Thanks for explaining in detail. The part I now understand is that an automation that removes the need for manual work could lead to much higher factory output. The part I am unclear about is the impact on the supply-demand and pricing: Sa
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by alok-g 7d ago
I would like to understand this more. What leads to 'very high economic growth rates'? Thanks.
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by alok-g 12d ago
If AI manages to prove, or disprove, I wonder what would Clay Foundation do for the prize.
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Septabee, a unique, free DAW [video](youtube.com)
9 points by alok-g 13d ago|1 comments
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by alok-g 13d ago
See also: https://septabee.nekoweb.org
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by alok-g 17d ago
I had to look up what iocaine route is. Here's an article that explains well: https://firesphere.dev/articles/iocaine-the-deadliest-poison...
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by alok-g 17d ago
I can see now. Thanks!
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by alok-g 17d ago
Adding: The two paths respectively are about 80% and 28% of the earth's circumference.
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by alok-g 21d ago
Moore's law is flattening, however, designs and implementations are often highly inefficient. Just like software often has bloat, so does chip design.
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by alok-g 25d ago
Sounds like you have implemented some of the features (e.g., sorting for the notes list). Thanks! Another one I have observed is that it is leaving newlines in between paragraphs of text where for the same .md files, other apps are showing
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by alok-g 26d ago
That makes sense. Thanks for answering. The approach feels asymmetric though now, since by the time AI reaches a point where humans cannot come up with any task that's easy for humans but hard for machines, it (AI) may be able to do s
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by alok-g 26d ago
You seem saying: (1) Consciousness is mandatory for intelligence. (2) 'AGI' is no different than just 'intelligence'. (3) Consciousness resides in pineal gland. (4) Biology is mandatory for consciousness/AGI. I cann
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by alok-g 26d ago
Once ARC-AGI-3 is solved (including on the private set), would we be convinced that we have achieved AGI? If not, is the benchmark just incorrectly named? (I personally think so.) PS: I follow Wikipedia's definition for AGI ( https:&
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by alok-g 1mo ago
This may not last as long with alternatives catching up. Markets would have more 'inertia' for hardware and app ecosystems than for subscription-based software/AI.
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by alok-g 1mo ago
Nice! Is that also accessible online?
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by alok-g 1mo ago
Nice work! On quick testing: A. It is much more performant as compared to Electron-type applications. B. It remembers the toggle state for the sidebar upon restarting, which is great! Just now many apps get this miss on this is pitiful.
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by alok-g 2mo ago
Would be hard to explain without some equations. Here's an outline: Nature follows differential equations. Differential equations are generally complex to solve but have properties that are helpful. E.g., a second order differential
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by alok-g 2mo ago
Quantum Mechanics (ongoing), Sturm-Lioville theory, Special Relativity (ongoing), Tensors (going towards General Relativity) What finally clicked: Hermitian matrix, self-adjoint operators, quantum operators for energy and momentum, the Met
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by alok-g 2mo ago
That sounds better. Still leads to some questions that I am missing the answers to: A Lithium ion has the same charge in magnitude as an elecron. Electron is much lighter. Why and how is it that Li+ ions are able to, but electrons can&#x
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by alok-g 2mo ago
Cool! That seems to fit as the voltage build-up (assuming no current taken from the battery) is not reversed by the negative ions flowing backwards. I still have the question though. How does the electrolyte do that? :-)
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by alok-g 2mo ago
Can someone please explain why electrons also cannot go directly through the electrolyte just like Lithium ions? Footnote 1 skips explaining this. I tried asking ChatGPT, but it is not getting to a complete answer. It says things that ju
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by alok-g 2mo ago
Roughtly, "AI will help people." Here's I think how. AI learns skills that people have, and replaces them. vs. AI helps people learn better and develop new skills faster.
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by alok-g 2mo ago
Oh, so if he later published a proof for a special case (and presumably had more paper available than the book's margin :-) ), that's convinces me that he never had a correct proof. Also that he was smart enough to realize that b
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by alok-g 2mo ago
>> If your business model both produces the SOTA for something and isn't profitable, is the price too high, though? The market dynamics would find good balance automatically Meanwhile, good market practices and fair competitio
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by alok-g 2mo ago
If the method used for purposeful slow-down results in more cognitive load to type, it should make it worse. With enough practice with the method, the slow-down could remain whereas the cognitive load could go away. I think then it should
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by alok-g 2mo ago
VisiCalc Link: https://www.pcjs.org/software/pcx86/app/other/visicalc/1981/
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by alok-g 2mo ago
Documents getting lost/misplaced/stolen/destroyed is common in some places (owing to corruption or what). "Local in scope" but rampant. Digitization has been a panacea as there is more control over the records, bu

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