duchef

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by duchef 3d ago
Numerous studies have shown that the iq/income correlation breaks down at around 130 IQ points in humans.
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by duchef 22d ago
So you're saying the information is reliable?
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by duchef 1mo ago
The word you're looking for is hubris and it has been endemic amongst some groups of software engineers for 25 years.
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by duchef 3mo ago
The only frontier lab to be selling the compute rather than inference seems to say more about this economic opportunity.
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by duchef 4mo ago
> Have you ever been exposed to concepts that are so complex that you feel like you could devote your entire lifetime to trying to understand it and still fall short? It’s a very humbling experience, especially if you have classmates who
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by duchef 4mo ago
I think this is a fair point. I'm not a programmer but I'm a well paid professional with a technical background and the means to dive in. I cannot find a single significant use in my working or personal life for AI (I have infrequ
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by duchef 4mo ago
I think his point was that we are bombarded with cataclysmic language from AI leaders about our sooncoming intellectual demise.
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by duchef 5mo ago
They don't want anyone to actually do it.
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by duchef 5mo ago
We generally use translator telephone services. There is an entire industry for is - i.e. I used 'BigWord' today.
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by duchef 6mo ago
Are you conflicting price to earnings to price to revenue?
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by duchef 8mo ago
It seems very rational to assume bipedal motion is easy and fine control is difficult. Some babies can walk from 9 months. No 9 month olds are playing Beethoven's 5th on the Piano.
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by duchef 8mo ago
Individually constructed models serving selected poisoned datasets. No different to adwords. If company bid is highest, customer is in selected demographic, topic is appropriate - answer query using biased model. It would be trivial to make
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by duchef 8mo ago
I think advertising was inevitable for this platform. It is highly surprising that this was not introduced with a new groundbreaking model or new service as a form of justification. Logically it seems they either have strategised this poorl
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by duchef 8mo ago
I think that's a nice reply and these products becoming the future of user computer interface is possible. I can imagine them generating digital reality on the fly for users - no more dedicated applications, just pure creation on deman
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by duchef 9mo ago
Yes although even those people paying are likely still being subsidized and not currently paying the full cost. Interesting thought about current SOTA models running on my mobile device. I've given it some thought and I don't thin
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by duchef 9mo ago
Bicycles (without a rider) do balance at sufficient speed via a self steering and correction mechanism of the front axle..
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by duchef 9mo ago
The usefulness of mobile phones was identifiable immediately and it is absolutely not 'post hoc rationalization'. The issue was the cost - once low cost mobile telephones were produced they almost immediately became ubiquitous (se
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by duchef 1y ago
I'm a radiologist and spend 50% of my time either talking to patients or other clinicians.
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by duchef 1y ago
Why do you keeping making posts implying the US provides the bulk of international aid when that is demonstrably not the case (on a % of GDP basis or total dollar amount)?
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by duchef 2y ago
I have a 6k a month mortgage in London. So - now you've heard of one!
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by duchef 2y ago
No, it's a procedure performed by an interventional cardiologist - who is not a surgeon.
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by duchef 2y ago
Atrial appendage occlusions are already performed without surgery via endovascular access from the groin.