king07828

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by king07828 4y ago
Should a proper large language model be able to generate arguments for and against any side of any debate?
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by king07828 5y ago
Create a monopoly tax that incentivises large companies to "right size". E.g., if the company is larger than X and has captured a market (like google with search) then tax all revenue above a threshold percentage of the market. Fo
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by king07828 6y ago
Rights can already taken away from people who are declared legally incompetent [1]. Similar procedures could be used to give rights to monkeys that can prove mental competence (e.g., are able to meaningfully communicate and show an understa
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by king07828 6y ago
A critique of most modern billionaires and millionaires is that they settle for ivory tower philanthropy throwing money around so they can chat with rich experts to figure out which other rich experts to give more money to. While good does
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by king07828 6y ago
One can argue that the conduct is detrimental to the victim's interests and that the conduct constitutes common law fraud [1] because (1) the saboteur tells the victim "I like you", (2) the saboteur knows this is false or rec
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by king07828 6y ago
I'd like to see the LSTM brain in the OpenAI 5 model [1] replaced by GPT3 to see if there is any improvement. [1] https://neuro.cs.ut.ee/the-use-of-embeddings-in-openai-five/
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by king07828 6y ago
This is awesome. What a concept, identifying the variables in the equations and providing diagrams to show the geometric meaning of the equations. Really wish wikipedia (or some sort of companion website) would similarly present an explanat
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by king07828 6y ago
> Executive orders that deprive natural rights are unconstitutional and thus illegal. This may be a reference to the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness [1] which may be protected by the 10th amendment to th
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by king07828 6y ago
Elon Musk giving shade to space based power "You'd have to convert photon to electron to photon back to electron. What's the conversion rate?" [1] https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/a8101&#x
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by king07828 6y ago
One person's "abuse of power" is another's judicial activism [1]. MGM v. Grokster [2] effectively held that distribution for the purpose of encouraging illegal activity can create liability for that illegal activity. S
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Ripe opposes China's internet protocols upgrade plan(zdnet.com)
5 points by king07828 6y ago|0 comments
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Nvidia GeForce Now Loses Access to Titles from Xbox Game Studios and Warner Bros(theverge.com)
4 points by king07828 6y ago|2 comments
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by king07828 6y ago
Google figured out a magic formula: 1. develop a service (e.g., search) 2. provide the service for free to users 3. sell ads (unobtrusively placed within the service) to marketers 4. profit! Most companies cannot seem to figure out (or affo
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by king07828 6y ago
> DLSS kinda works because we "know" what is what thing in a photo. I thought the reason DLSS works is because the same rendering algorithm is used to generate the low resolution image and the high resolution image and the neur
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by king07828 6y ago
Has there been any work to use a neural network to generate/simulate ECoG signal output from an EEG signal input? (My Google-fu only gives definitions and distinctions for ECoG and EEG). Almost sounds similar in concept to deep learnin
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OneWeb Goes Bankrupt(arstechnica.com)
1 points by king07828 6y ago|0 comments
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by king07828 7y ago
Going further, put a small space facing camera on each satellite. The images can be stiched together to improve resolution and maintain continuous observation of space at all angles. Image downloads can be limited to save bandwidth.
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by king07828 7y ago
My google-fu is failing. I see this and copies of this article, but I want to know more about the I/O available to the AI. Did the AI get full access to the Minecraft API or were they limited audio, video, keyboard, mouse like a human
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by king07828 7y ago
No pics in the SciAm article. The Nature article includes pics: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1687-0 EDIT, NOTE: when clicking from inside the SciAm article, the Nature article was displayed. Clicking on t
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by king07828 7y ago
From the title, I was expecting the neural network to take an input (e.g., speech or a string "5+11+3=") and then control mouse movements to push the keys on a calculator program (e.g., Windows Calculator). I.e., a neural network
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by king07828 7y ago
Employees want a say in the governance of the corporation. Most corporations have no mechanism for this leading to impromptu employee protests over the issue of the day. To have more influence over the governance of a corporation, the emplo
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by king07828 7y ago
Air from the atmosphere may be the propellant [1]. If sufficient velocity can be achieved before leaving the atmosphere, then no propellant is needed to be carried up on the way to orbit. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by king07828 7y ago
Right, and in response to the parent, a more interesting bet may be whether crewed Dragon flies first or a crewed starship flies first.
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by king07828 7y ago
Fascinating. Multiple different DNA based instruction set architectures. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_mitochondrial_genetics Genetic Code Variants For most organisms the "stop codons" are "UAA&quo
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by king07828 7y ago
Surprised by the lack of an ad supported free version. Seems like applying the lessons they've learned from conquering internet search might be helpful, but apparently not.
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Ask HN: How to create AGI or prove whether consciousness is an emergent property
4 points by king07828 7y ago|6 comments
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by king07828 7y ago
Excellent writeup, big thanks. From the file wrapper (parent post reference [0]), the examiner's main point in the rejection was apparently that the generation of E-fields of 10^18 V/m and B-fields of 10^9 Tesla, as needed for the
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by king07828 7y ago
Sounds like a neural network that converts EEG signals to ECoG signals would be an interesting idea.
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Windows Calculator will get a 'graphing mode'(zdnet.com)
4 points by king07828 7y ago|0 comments
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Autonomous functional movements in a tendon-driven limb via limited experience(nature.com)
2 points by king07828 8y ago|0 comments

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