hall0ween

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by hall0ween 1mo ago
Amazing that the new stadium has less capacity too
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by hall0ween 4mo ago
It’s tough to take your response seriously with loose thinking like “The point is the almost sexual release you get from (2).” Upon further reading, you use emotional language too - “witch-hunt” and “hysteria”. Are these witch-hunts? And ca
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by hall0ween 6mo ago
far be it for me to question your prophetic capacities. i wonder, do you have any historical examples or logic-based arguments that our doom of nigh?
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by hall0ween 7mo ago
> Individual action means absolutely nothing. You may want to view action and sphere of influence. Does an individual have international or national influence? Probably not. How about within their community, home, or person? Probably, ye
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by hall0ween 7mo ago
It makes me wonder about the power of religious zealots being simply having read a book, considered profound, many times. And I’m curious about which book I would choose. > Christmas is devoted to reading books we all know perfectly well
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by hall0ween 8mo ago
> Universities have pushed post-modernism since the 60s which is the precursor for the deprecation of truth. Call me crazy, but the situation may be more nuanced than this (and your next statement). For example, all universities embraced
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by hall0ween 9mo ago
Have ye any citations?
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by hall0ween 1y ago
are there any use cases, aside from code generation and formatting, where fine-tuning consistently useful?
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by hall0ween 1y ago
The market hype is real. Check-signers at businesses expect LLMs to have the ability the AI CEOs talk about in their interviews and conferences but don’t exist (and are no where near existing).
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by hall0ween 1y ago
I’m confused. If 50% of the revenue goes to inference, that means the other 50% goes into research?
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by hall0ween 1y ago
That’s all well and good, but how can we make money off of this post? Well I’ve been working on an agentic app with a fun UI ( https://aimakememoney.com ) to turn complaints into startups ready for their first round of seed fundin
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by hall0ween 1y ago
Current data scientist here, working for a cloud consulting firm. Two things stand out from my experience: (1) my company isn't hiring, while the DS team is doing fine revenue wise, the rest of the company is doing poorly; so uncommuni
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by hall0ween 1y ago
In my opinion, Nature is part of the problem in academic research. In the US, taxpayers must pay to access the information that they paid to fund! And then the researchers (other taxpayers) have to pay to publish and pay to access the conte
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by hall0ween 1y ago
Classes and workshops, something with the same people that occurs over several weeks. But it’s important that the content is something you’re personally interested in.
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by hall0ween 1y ago
> Two experiments with different challenge-to-contact ratios were conducted to assess transmission dynamics and mutation development. In experiment 1, a 4:1 challenge-to-contact ratio resulted in 100% transmission among direct-contact mi
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by hall0ween 1y ago
After reading the abstract, this title seems to me like flame/click-bait. This test has been done in mice only (since no other animal was mentioned in the abstract). If one follows the scientific method, this means whatever conclusion
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by hall0ween 1y ago
That’s a tough take but I think fair. There’s also a common thought in industry that nothing gets done in academia (e.g., credentials are often weighed less from a university than from employment). Or at least anecdotally for me.
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by hall0ween 1y ago
I'm cryptographically ignorant. What does this mean for python?
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by hall0ween 1y ago
pwnd
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by hall0ween 1y ago
I don’t have an opinion on the issue, cause it’s outta my wheelhouse. Well, aside from civility, which you need to work on.
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by hall0ween 2y ago
Fair point!
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by hall0ween 2y ago
I would say anecdotal. This hasn't been my case across four universities and ten years.
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by hall0ween 2y ago
My experience of thinking is that it is a constant phenomenon. My experience of LLMs is that they only respond and are not running without input.
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by hall0ween 2y ago
I've been out of live neural recordings for about 3 years. While this is neat, it's my recollection that this is dated science...with better PR.
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by hall0ween 2y ago
Does OpenAI have similar data available to compare to?
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by hall0ween 2y ago
<Tether's ears burning>
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by hall0ween 2y ago
Could you explain more about the "highly discriminatory and ideological" behavior you've seen? Is it across the board, in the sciences? For example, is a neurosurgery lab at UC Davis working on glioma research either discrimi
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by hall0ween 2y ago
Using AI to blankety blank
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by hall0ween 2y ago
I agree neuroscience still in the stone age. Flooring the research I don’t think will do much to change it. It’s like flooring plasma physics research during the renaissance. We need different patterns of thinking, imo. Two examples come to
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by hall0ween 2y ago
Burn

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