bluecalm

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by bluecalm 4d ago
Yeah but it was reality giving feedback to apes on their experiments not the apes themselves assessing themselves.
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by bluecalm 4d ago
Having an oracle that answers yes/no to mathematical questions is very valuable even if there aren't ever any explanation. I don't see how having an answer influences the process of making sense o it negatively. If anything i
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by bluecalm 5d ago
More attractive people marry, land jobs and enjoy more success in life in general. Isn't there anything interesting left to study? It looks like misallocation of resources to run this kind of study with as the conclusion is obvious.
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by bluecalm 6d ago
I think chess teaches a lot more. It teaches decision making and resource management. It's very important to consider your options and decide how much time you spend analyzing them. It teaches you things like elimination process (if yo
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by bluecalm 6d ago
Tesla is also able to save on components that are no longer needed: steering wheel and steering column, rear window mirror, control to change gears etc. I wouldn't be surprised if it's cheaper to make those cars than standard ones
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by bluecalm 7d ago
People kill and hurt others in cars for many reasons but the main ones are: -being dangerous on purpose (speeding, ignoring signs, tailgating etc.) -being inattentive (phones, screens in general, being tired, being sleepy) -road raging in m
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by bluecalm 8d ago
>>One problem with "we only want the illegal or 'imcompatible' ones to leave the country" is that right-winged people tend to get extremer sooner or later. Yeah it's a problem. That's why I am very bitter
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by bluecalm 8d ago
A huge result shadowed by a drama of them potentially training on the key idea. I guess the lesson is two-fold: if you have anything smart/unique make sure to not let their tools read it. The second part is that it's going to be m
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by bluecalm 9d ago
>>In 1933 the main problem for people was the Jews. Should the mainstream parties have "solved" the "Jewish problem" in place of the Nazis? Jews were citizens and residents, part of the society. Illegal immigrants
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by bluecalm 9d ago
I hope for that because there is little left. I am not surprised people vote for the only party that promises to solve the problems they care about. I am disappointed the rest of the political spectrum plays some kind of game or puts their
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by bluecalm 9d ago
Uncontrolled immigration (main point). High taxes. Too much benefits for non-working people. People feel this is unjust and working against them so they vote for parties that at least promise to change it.
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by bluecalm 9d ago
Mainstream parties went bananas so people desperately look for another option. I think this will happen in many other countries in EU. I will take far right over far left any day but it sucks nevertheless that we lost a reasonable common se
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by bluecalm 11d ago
What is that with this random hate? There are tons of decent people posting/reading X. I am sure most of them do it because they like the site. Maybe because random detached from reality hate comments like that don't get much enga
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by bluecalm 11d ago
Why would I doubt it? if you think they are deploying something else then it's quite a claim but it's you who need to show some evidence. It works great anyway. I get a lot of junk I don't want to see on FB/Insta. Reddit
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by bluecalm 12d ago
I think it's great. My feed is people posting tech/AI news, scientific publications, videos of rockets and self-driving cars, things made with coding agents etc. It's full of people who do meaningful work as well and you can
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by bluecalm 12d ago
It's fashionable to hate on Elon but he is right in principle - the game is in fact way smaller than often portrayed. Explanation why: https://x.com/TCzajka/status/2095927509389136163?s=20 Realistically we wo
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by bluecalm 12d ago
Very impressive! I was a child when that proof came out. I've read a book about it a few years later and used it on my final high school exam. I remember some friends trying to understand parts of it at univ. It was all like black magi
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by bluecalm 12d ago
Yeah, it makes sense to advocate for that if you are a sophisticated trader who hope to fleece the naive retail. For 99%+ of people though near instant price discovery and efficient price is a big net benefit. Imagine news broke that makes
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by bluecalm 12d ago
Inefficient market means someone is getting a bad price. That someone is going to be a retail/naive investor - Bill and Nancy who want to invest in Apple with part of their salary. Sophisticated investors would never be on the other si
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by bluecalm 12d ago
Sometimes, especially at long blitz/rapid but they usually lose. I am master level player (FM) and it took me almost 300 games of slow blitz to beat it with N odds and about 150 games to beat it with rook odds. I was beating it at Q od
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by bluecalm 13d ago
KataGo isn't very good at exploiting weaker opponents. In chess people were convinced a grandmaster can never be beaten with a knight odds. It's just too easy to simplify the position and win. It was very easy (for a grandmaster)
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by bluecalm 13d ago
It's a lazy argument imo. As corrupt as they might be there is way more money to make in the stock market or bond market if you have insider info. There is little reason for them to go after peanuts in the prediction markets.
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by bluecalm 13d ago
You want short term trading because you want the prices to be as close to efficient as possible. You may never trade short term but at some point you are going to buy and at some point you are going to sell. Market being far from efficient
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by bluecalm 13d ago
When did you try it? Grok before 4.5 was way worse in my experience.
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by bluecalm 13d ago
It's my favorite chat box for general use. I used to cross post my questions to Opus/Fable and GPT Sol via Open Router but these days I just use Grok. I prefer its style, it's very good at searching and referencing sources. D
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by bluecalm 13d ago
It's interesting that ChatGPT is down as well. SpaceX rents to Anthropic but not to OpenAI. Just a coincidence or something more to it?
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by bluecalm 13d ago
This is also really smart business wise imo. For hobby projects, toys, quick scripts you don't really mind if they train on it. It's a win-win. Once you get used to the tools and you want to do more serious business you are more l
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by bluecalm 15d ago
It means it builds internal representation of the world it understands (can do physics on/predict/modify) and then renders it.
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by bluecalm 17d ago
To have a high trust society you need to know who you are dealing with. That's why we don't cover our faces when interacting with others or walking around. Same with driving. If anything there is too much privacy - we should know
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by bluecalm 18d ago
It's almost never $2k and then they go to live a normal life. You don't shoot them there they steal yet again and maybe harm someone in the process. I was a victim a theft a few times and violent assault 2 times. Although I manage

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