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by clejack 3mo ago
Hi HN, This project distills a model's word embeddings into human-interpretable "concept-vectors", i.e. vectors in which each component tracks concerns like semantics, syntax, and even statistics potentially, while associatin
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Show HN: Concept-Vector – human-interpretable word embeddings(github.com)
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by clejack 5mo ago
Yes, I recently got access to an annotations platform for llms, and I've found many projects associated with generating chain of thought outputs. These COT outputs are the same sort of illusion as the general output. Someone is feeding
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by clejack 5mo ago
Rest assured, if you force students to learn basic english and math, the vast majority of students will experience this as being forced to study things they don't care about. The difference with what I'm suggesting is that they wo
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by clejack 5mo ago
I think you have the right question, but I think the answer is a resounding "no." Old thinking towards education seems irrelevant in modern times. Children should be taught the basics of mathematics ,language, and technology as a
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by clejack 5mo ago
I think you all understood my point but for the sake of clarity, I said "take anyone from any group," and I was really thinking along the lines of "take a new born from any group."
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by clejack 5mo ago
Even if the creator specifically had eugenics in mind, I think he stumbled upon a greater truth. Consider this. You can take anyone from any group in your nation, place them in a different nation, with a different culture, and they will ado
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by clejack 5mo ago
I watched this movie really late. Let's say within the past 2 years or so. After watching it, all I could think was, "This isn't a comedy, it's a tragedy." It felt way too close to home.
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by clejack 7mo ago
I have to point out that your original post is technically correct because you specified "medical expertise" as the focus of your argument and psychologists aren't MDs. The field has some questionable aspects (and outcomes) t
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by clejack 7mo ago
Just to make sure I wasn't misunderstanding you, I double checked the meaning of "normative." This is the first result from google: "establishing, relating to, or deriving from a standard or norm, especially of behavior.
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by clejack 7mo ago
If human biological intelligence is our reference for general intelligence, then being skeptical about AGI is reasonable given its current capabilities. This isn't biological narcissism, this is setting a datum (this wasn't writte
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by clejack 7mo ago
When I was in my mid 20s, I interned at a machine shop building automotive parts. In general, the work was pretty easy. I was modifying things via cad, doing dry runs on the cnc machine, loading raw material, and then unloading finished pro
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by clejack 7mo ago
So what you're saying is the laws of thermodynamics that I learned in school don't apply to biological systems? I'm admittedly in no position to argue deeply about biology, or even physics for that matter, because I studied m
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by clejack 8mo ago
The printing of money has primarily lied within the purview of the government from the start. Money is one of the few modern physical item, off the top of my head, that this statement applies to. Maybe there are seals or other official mark
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by clejack 8mo ago
"Absent corruption" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in your statement. The idea that the system can't fail raises the question what do you consider failure, and what do you consider corruption" If prices increase and wag
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by clejack 9mo ago
Stardew valley was apparently solo developed, and if Google is accurate it has sold over 40 million copies. Even if he sold it for a dollar, the dev would be very successful by most standards.
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by clejack 9mo ago
For the folks who have more positive outlooks how often do you change your code after it's been generated? I haven't used agents much for coding, but I noticed that when I do have something created with the slightest complexity, i
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by clejack 9mo ago
I can't speak to the current system because I have stepped out of it temporarily, but if you haven't done so; please tell your daughter that she is not her job nor is she the labels she places upon herself. It's tragic that s
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by clejack 9mo ago
Am I the only one who doesn't take this statement literally and immediately extrapolate it to all aspects of an individual's existence? "I have nothing to hide" is a broad statement that clearly encompasses "everyth
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by clejack 10mo ago
I'm from the future and I'm here to tell you how to defeat this current iteration of AI. Stop entering text into their prompt and they die. You're welcome.
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by clejack 11mo ago
So to avoid the suffering of gambling we need to simply suffer and toil so much in day to day existence that we don't have the capacity to engage with anything else?
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by clejack 1y ago
Pity indeed. If people don't actually believe in these things and they're simply repressing themselves this can't be healthy.
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by clejack 1y ago
I was happily lurking until I saw this astounding response. "Every relationship with {men|women} I've been in has been bad, so romance is obviously worthless." "My neighbors dog always barks at me, I didn't get why
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by clejack 1y ago
While incompetence might be an issue, I think the greater problem is that Microsoft is rolling back control and generally sucks at UX. Why does this app that's been working just fine as desktop software need to save anything to the clo
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by clejack 1y ago
Reich can't prove what happened? Slaves being prohibited from education? Books being burned? Reich can't prove the internal working of the president's mind, so statements of intent are speculative to a degree, but if you inte
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by clejack 1y ago
Not only does a lot of news have no real value a lot of news does not generate value of any kind (real or otherwise) until someone reads it. For example, an opinion piece is meaningless unless someone reads it, so writers find themselves in
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by clejack 1y ago
What twisted agenda? The kicked article is about his hopes for new Alzheimer's treatments. The article after that is about his goal to give away his money.
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by clejack 1y ago
The main issues for problems like this fall into 3 categories - Things that prevent you from starting the job. Org silos, security, and permissions - Things that prevent you from doing the job. This is primarily data cleaning. - Things that
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by clejack 1y ago
Honestly, it does make me wonder what they're thinking. Given the nature of what they're doing, the stable coin reference doesn't seem like it's necessary. Even for purposes of hype. Telling investors you're going t
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by clejack 1y ago
"cosmic sidekick for navigating life with the power of the stars...with a fresh, no-BS approach." There's a great deal of humor here. Astrology is conceptually interesting, in the same way that me summoning a Greek, Norse, or

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