chorsestudios

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by chorsestudios 16d ago
This is not true, and choosing the LD50 of Melathion to represent organophosphates as a whole seems odd. He was probably thinking of nerve agents or perhaps pesticides. Take a look at the LD50's of the former. These are among the nasti
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by chorsestudios 20d ago
I didn't think statusline ate tokens, is this true?
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by chorsestudios 1mo ago
I understand why it is a reasonable acquisition target for PE and worthy of exploration, but I’m not sure I understand how being acquired by PE would keep Dropbox alive longer other than shaking up the leadership and shifting priorities. Pe
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by chorsestudios 2mo ago
No but the Clay Mathematics Institute will give you $1,000,000 if you solve one of the 6 remaining Millennium Prize Problems, and if you solve certain Erdos problems you can get $10-10,000.
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by chorsestudios 2mo ago
Not sure if people not caring about cash flow and profitability is applicable across the board, it might just be because SpaceX is one of Elon's companies which seem to defy traditional financial analytic standards.
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by chorsestudios 2mo ago
I've been using LLMs to create visualizations for math papers I come across. Prompting "Create a visualization for each segment of this article in the style of a 3 brown 1 blue video using manim." has yielded impressive resul
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by chorsestudios 3mo ago
Thinking Machines, the started founded by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati. The interaction models demo’s in their videos imo breaks the awkward turn-based barrier. Returning responses quickly reaches a threshold where it starts to feel like a
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by chorsestudios 3mo ago
This is only true under the assumption that RAM price per GB scales linearly.
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by chorsestudios 3mo ago
xAI could tie in just fine without Cursor in the picture.
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by chorsestudios 4mo ago
To help learn I use LLMs to generate practice exams for whatever I'm trying to learn, then on the questions I struggle with have the LLMs explain the logic and point out my mistakes. I haven't been in college for over a decade, th
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by chorsestudios 4mo ago
Not necessarily a bad thing, I'd rather see attempts at innovation or moonshot ideas than sitting on the cash. These are calculated business moves targeting ideas that have a reasonably high chance of success. Isn't Google's
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by chorsestudios 4mo ago
Were you auto-committing everything without reading the generated code? and if you read it but didn't understand it why not just ask for detailed comments for each output? Knowing that a larger codebase causes it to struggle means the
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by chorsestudios 4mo ago
People noted similar issues ever since LLMs came out, but the rate at which they have been rapidly improving on all of these is significant. Documentation being 4x too long could probably be fixed with a rule instructing the agent to keep i
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by chorsestudios 11mo ago
In my mind, the idea of AGI running amok isn't literal, instead what it enables; Optimizing & simulating war plans, predicting enemy movements/retaliation - prompting which attacks are likely to produce the most collateral dam
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by chorsestudios 1y ago
A key detail I found lacking in this article was the manufacturing cost difference. It mentions that it is more expensive, but no indication of how much more expensive.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
True, however in the past we didn’t have LLMs. I would pay good money for a Clippy powered by a capable LLM.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
This practice is referred to as Mithridatism. Snake venom injections will help develop an increased metabolic tolerance, but this not quite the same as developing a vaccine. Bill Haast injected himself for years with gradually increasing qu
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
This particular bump in sales might be attributable to the boom in computer sales resulting from COVID and the surge in WFH.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
From [2] “ All natural uranium today contains 0.720% of U-235. If you were to extract it from the Earth’s crust, or from rocks from the moon or in meteorites, that’s what you would find. But that bit of rock from Oklo contained only 0.717%.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
That article linked does not completely rule out MOND. It is a great article, but it even mentions several difficulties that complicate their observations.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
Thank you for this information, exactly what I was looking for
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
Is this statement true? In this die shot of the M1 Max the RAM appears to be integrated into the SoC https://images.anandtech.com/doci/17019/M1MAX.jpg
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
Or perhaps it is more evidence that a variant of MOND theory is responsible for our observations and there is no dark matter.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
I'm not sure this is a fair comparison. The M2 was manufactured using the considerably more expensive N5P technology node. The 28nm cpu in the rasperry pi 4 was designed using a value node specifically to drive down price / transi
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
They could also add a clause to the ToS prohibiting specific activities, but instead it appears they are just cancelling the service entirely.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
Thank you for this article link, I found it much more informative than the parent article. The video at the bottom was well made.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
These ‘monster’ gravitational waves have supposedly been ‘spotted’ by calculating disparities in pulsar timings. The article didn’t have as much information as I was hoping - were any of these waves detected/confirmed by LIGO?
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
Stern Pinball still manufactures new pinball machines with new table designs.
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
In the About section on the Github page the following link to a vercel app is provided: win11-svelte.vercel.app
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by chorsestudios 3y ago
ARM Holdings and ASML are both European

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