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3d ago
This is where Jensen Huang is very uniquely positioned to synthesize. I cannot think of someone who has more fluency in the combination of technology, diplomacy, and cultural insights.
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The root problem is fundamental: you're trying to recreate a physical experience in a virtual world. More rigorous would be deconstructing the inherent constraints of the problem space as well as deconstructing the goals the system sho
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The Art and Science of Listening
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Audemars Piguet Neo Frame Jumping Hour
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War has not halted the Gulf's data-centre boom
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cute but very poor usability that gets in the way of exploration. skeuomorphism for interaction systems is usually not the way. useful for communicating key metaphor, but not for overall navigation.
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How the Netherlands Bent Bureaucracy into Something Beautiful
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> This bias functions as a form of “algorithmic coloniality” [6]. By privileging the epistemologies of dominant cultures (historically, Western, industrialized nations), LLMs implicitly suggest that these frameworks are superior or more
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and just like a real fly, likes to sit on and eat feces.
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You're right, I stand corrected. The top outside investors and their approx. investment values are: Alphabet ($94B+), Valor Equity Partners ($86B), Founders Fund ($73B), Fidelity Investments ($51B), Vy Capital ($40B), Gigafund Manageme
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Inference not only means inference for the customer, but the model host can also infer what you're up to.
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The language actually confused me. The double negation is very awkward.
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> reduction of self-reported sickness absence So increase in sickness?
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> This is why LLMs are so strong at coding, because it's overrepresented in training data. My guess is that if you ask a frontier model about makeup, you will see it repeat cosmetic company's copy rather than getting a chemistr
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The bottom right quadrant, which represents the risk, is very large in size, isn’t it?
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> backer House of Saud. They are the wealthiest royal family in the world with estimates reaching up to $1.4 trillion.
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Deepfakes are wrecking influencers' credibility, one fake ad at a time
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> Feel like the positive PR would be a large incentive for them doing this at all. Media focus on bad news. Average person seems to be more interested in emotionally charged, bad, or controversial news. Not positive stuff.
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> In 1877, 50 million people starved to death from El Niño. The charts are looking far worse in 2026 (thankfully our supply chains and infrastructure are much better today) Yes, much better supply chains and infrastructure are examples o
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Africa's Airliner Fleet May More Than Double by 2045
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Life in Numbers
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Life Options Are Expanding
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Schott Glass, Russian Lenses, and a Jupiter 5 Do Over
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back from where?
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They're aligned with humans. This is why I think the alignment problem has a very very important "non-visible" portion that is not considered deeply enough. We should not want a super intelligent being that can act in the wor
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I find more pleasure and satisfaction by programming at a higher altitude, at the system level. This zooming out gives you a better feel for building an effective scaffold and you can iterate on ideas faster.
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> unless you explicitly choose to help improve them. Is it opt-in or opt-out? Big difference.
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The Critical Period
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Serotonergic Neurotransmission in Mediating Octopus Social Behavior
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Essential Pathways and Circuits of Autism Pathogenesis
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