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frankohn
2mo ago
You are a human being, one of the most wonderful thing the nature has ever created, besides all the other living beings and the wonderful earth we live in. Do not tell yourself you have a value just because some company may want to hire you
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frankohn
3mo ago
I guess Microsoft upper management doesn't understand anything at all about quantum computing and they are "scammed" by Microsoft research people in quantum computing telling them they are making breakthroughts, that in a few
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frankohn
3mo ago
Yes, that's when we are mindful and we see the arise in our mind but we don't directly act out of it but we understand it and reason about our options and the consequences. However the fear has to arise in the first place, to rais
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frankohn
3mo ago
I think hallucination rates are not a matter of model size but depends on the training of the model. They have been trained on a huge corpus of material that had overwhelmingly well formed questions and we'll formulated and correct ans
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frankohn
3mo ago
In addition to this malware, which comes from an Israeli company and is used for the purpose of subverting democratic elections in foreign countries (we don't really know who mandated these interventions, but the target, John Swinney a
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frankohn
3mo ago
Do you care to argument on what you disagree with my comment ?
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frankohn
3mo ago
Having all the time the nose in a book is a disfunctional behavior just like being on the phone all the time is disfunctional. Of course other people are applying the conformity rule and they're pretending that their phone addiction is
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frankohn
4mo ago
I find this kind of article unfortunate because it is very assertive in claiming things that are, not just untrue, but also confused about what consciousness really is. Well, the problem is that there is little agreement about a widely acce
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4mo ago
Just to share my experience. I think I was beginning to develop sleep apnea: I was waking up suddenly with an awful feeling of something terrible happening for no reason. The most terrible experience was waking up in the middle of the night
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frankohn
4mo ago
When judging art, like when judging wine, there is very little objectivity: people have some expectations and preconcepts about what is good and what is bad and they emit their judgement mostly based on their preconcepts. In this case they
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frankohn
5mo ago
People keep arguing about LLM consciousness because they have the wrong model of what consciousness is. They treat it as a mysterious extra thing on top of the brain. It is not. Consciousness is just what a learning-and-recognition organ do
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frankohn
6mo ago
I think that's right when you say: "What has been my path and values previously, and what makes sense now?" That is actually a sensible way to approach the present moment. Disidentifying from your ego doesn't mean you ha
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frankohn
6mo ago
I understand your feelings. You spent years working hard to learn and master a complex craft, and now seeing that work feel almost irrelevant because of AI can be deeply unsettling. However, this can also be an opportunity to gain some unde
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frankohn
7mo ago
I analyzed the test using Pangram, which is apparently reliable, it say "Fully human Written" without ambiguity.[1] I personally like the content and the style of the article. I never managed to accept going through the pain to in
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frankohn
10mo ago
That does not match what I see, gemini.google.com always present me a login page and it did the same for my colleague at work.
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frankohn
10mo ago
Well, I am not sure about that but to me the real thing is: https://gemini.google.com and for this you need to be logged in, at least in my country. As for AI mode from google search I am not sure but I don't seem to have i
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10mo ago
It's incredible that Google is letting OpenAI eat their lunch by capturing users while Google focuses on ad revenue. OpenAI offered ChatGPT for free to anyone—even if not their best model—without needing to be logged in. That's cr
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11mo ago
It seems that coffee has a health benefit for preventing gout. Gout used to be quite a common health problem in the past, and apparently coffee may offer some protection.
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frankohn
1y ago
I agree. In addition to the chemical elements like water, as mentioned in the article, the impact with Theia also enabled strong magmatic activity at the core of the planet, and that was a critical element as well to sustain life. Probably
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frankohn
1y ago
Very sad. The Trump's party should not be called MAGA but MALR, Make America Like Russia. They are doing mighty good progress in that direction.
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1y ago
> My understanding, and lived experience, has led me to an appreciation that emotion is a kind of psycho-somatic intelligence that steers both our body and cognition according to a broad set of circumstances. Well, from what I understood
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1y ago
I found the questioning of love very interesting. I myself thought about whether the LLM can have emotions. Based on the book I am reading, Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst by Robert Sapolsky, I think the LLM, as they are
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1y ago
> people claiming "AI" can now do SWE tasks which take humans 30 minutes or 2 hours Yes people claim that but everyone with a grain of salt in his mind know this is not true. Yes, in some cases an LLM can write from scratch a p
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2y ago
> The other might be more humbling: how significant are we? Or, as a statement instead of a question, we are the only significant thing of which we know. We may assume that we are the only intelligent life in the universe and that life o
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2y ago
An airplane is far less energy-efficient than a bird to fly, to such an extent that it is almost pathetic. Nevertheless, the airplane is a highly useful technology, despite its dismal energy efficiency. On the other hand, it would be very d
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2y ago
I am now using Modelica with OpenModelica at work to describe electromagnetic systems and it is an excellent language and, with OpenModelica, a excellent graphical user environment. Sometimes I think of it like SPICE but for multi-physics s
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frankohn
2y ago
I think we as human beings do not actually invest almost anything in these kinds of quality of life improvements. Everything is based on commercial interests driven by capitalism, so big projects are undertaken only when there is proportion
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2y ago
I would say that normally, to face "very complex fintech" the goverment should set a solid set of fundamental rules that ensure security for the people, then it should ensure seriously that they are respected. That should be somet
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frankohn
2y ago
Is this another failure of the US government to provide one of the most basic protection to its citizens? Normally the government should establish rules that prevent this sort of thing to happen.
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frankohn
2y ago
This also happens because the Italian television dumbs people down. Now we have also the social media so there is very little hope things will get any better.
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