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eprparadox
11mo ago
awesome
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eprparadox
11mo ago
there's a great episode of Mindscape where Max Tegmark takes this idea and runs with it: https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2019/12/02/75-m...
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eprparadox
1y ago
this is really cool. could you say a bit about your setup (which llms, what tasks they’re best for, etc)?
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eprparadox
2y ago
link seems to be dead... is this article still up somewhere?
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eprparadox
2y ago
the Valve of music might be Bandcamp.
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2y ago
so so cool and the spirit of this project (which seems to speak to many other commenters too) really reminds me of this recent hackernews post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41395413 'The secret inside One Milli
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eprparadox
3y ago
[repost] i was fascinated with the criticality accident that claimed Slotin's life when i first learned about it. in particular, the schematic estimating everyone's distance to the apparatus and how much radiation they may have b
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eprparadox
4y ago
" There are better ways to exercise your brain that will be many more times better than Calculus. " the ways that you list are great brain exercises but there's no good reason or research that suggests they are 'many mor
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4y ago
here's one i did recently: https://vimeo.com/724055394 a reading of dreamtigers by jorge luis borges images created using @openaidalle. sequencing and morphing in #python with credit to András Jankovics morphing libra
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Dreamtigers with DALL-E
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dreamtigers by jorge luis borges a reading, with images created using openai dall-e sequencing and morphing in python with credit to András Jankovic's morphing library [ https://github.com/jankovicsandras/autoimage
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eprparadox
5y ago
loved to learn this quote and story, and love your take on its point!
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eprparadox
5y ago
i love Deloused in the Comatorium and i think it's pretty distinct from this story. they really only share a few common themes. and the story telling methods are -completely– different from one another. as for ZHL personally, this is
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eprparadox
5y ago
i volunteered for a weekend activity with this organization just by using the links on the site. i am not a POC and indicated that i'd be willing to offer technical or just logistical help. i ended up being a classroom assistant for
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6y ago
I assume you're talking about Republican administered election facilities and since they have a well documented seething hatred toward Biden you're suggesting that Biden actually won by a _much greater margin_ except for the fraud
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7y ago
another good one is the calvino short story 'Beheading the Heads'
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7y ago
Max Tegmark was on the Sean Carroll podcast recently, talking about the different types of multiverse we could postulate may exist[0]. I found the quanta article fascinating, and I don't believe it's strictly speaking 'circul
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7y ago
Your personal experiences sound very interesting and I don't mean to detract at all from the effect they've had on you and many other people. However, I was a neuro Phd student and did many 'default mode network' studie
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7y ago
not exactly related to the IOT issue in the article, but the actual lifespan of the drivetrain of these EVs is -really- appealing [0]. unfortunate that we have to be worried about the peripheral software issues and can't just get the
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7y ago
i was fascinated with the criticality accident that claimed Slotin's life when i first learned about it. in particular, there was a schematic made up after the accident estimating everyone's distance to the apparatus and how much
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8y ago
so good