manfromchina1

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by manfromchina1 25d ago
Does anyone have to understand AI output when it comes to math? Then that someone has to be trained in math. Yeah, for all intents and purposes that person is a mathematician. Maybe not the one who gets money for that in which case they are
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by manfromchina1 27d ago
> Sometimes I’ll have an argument that goes A->B->C, and the model will suggest I reorder as B->A->C. If I try that and feed it into a new instance of the same model, it’ll sometimes say “that’s great, but I suggest ordering
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by manfromchina1 1mo ago
Why not? We still have to learn how to write. AI is much better at it than the average guy anyway. It can do any style in most any language. No human on Earth is capable of that.
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by manfromchina1 1mo ago
You want to learn programming in C. Pick up Linux skills. Read CS:APP by Bryant / O'Hallaron and OSTEP by the Arpaci-Dusseau. Should be a good basis for kernel hacking.
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by manfromchina1 1mo ago
I personally don't get this attitude. For one thing, nobody on earth can give you a 500-word summary of quantum physics in a way that lets you internalize even a tiny bit of it. That's not how you learn anything. Here's how I
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by manfromchina1 2mo ago
What kind of bidness?
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by manfromchina1 3mo ago
It does, but it also sounds like one of the older GPTs - much higher and sturdier guardrails now. While do I also get the sense that GPT has loosened up a little?
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by manfromchina1 3mo ago
Depends on what kind of profs.Those who teach low level systems stuff absolutely need you to be able to program in C or something similar. On the theoretical side you can kinda sorta get away with very strong math skills. You open CLRS - it
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by manfromchina1 4mo ago
I rarely go to the front page.
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by manfromchina1 4mo ago
27 is a Tao prime. Terence Tao suggested 27 was a prime number on The Colbert Report in 2014. He was likely very nervous.
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by manfromchina1 4mo ago
Kernel Hacking. Human judgement here is still required and irreplaceable. For fast employment - Non Destructive Testing. Keep studying physics, though. Go up to modern Solid State physics for a possibility of entering industries that revolv
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by manfromchina1 4mo ago
How far along are you? You could finish your phd, then get a two year diploma in mechatronics, electrical eng, instrumentation. All near future proof and apparently pay well enough. You could even cert up in NDT, IRATA, ROV and that sort of
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by manfromchina1 5mo ago
Even ChatGPT does that.
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by manfromchina1 5mo ago
This extends to alien bio as well. I took a lengthy write-up from reddit about supposed alien physiology and asked Claude to summarize it for me. It was flagged. It went thru when I added a text about how it was speculative and not at all i
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by manfromchina1 5mo ago
Free ChatGPT is like a fast car with a barely responsive steering wheel. Guardrails on that thing are insane. Even for math. It wont let you think. It will try to fix mistakes you havent even made yet based on intent that was ascribed to yo
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by manfromchina1 5mo ago
Despite my handle I am not Chinese lest I am accused of harboring any bias. Anyway, I decided to look up what is going on. Apparently, things are nuanced. On the one hand China lags behind when it comes to semiconductors, large commercial a
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by manfromchina1 5mo ago
In the meantime Grok seems to have come a long way. Its free tier allows you to upload 350 page pdfs without complaint and actually crunch data for you. It's now much better at it than either Claude or GPT. It has also become a much mo
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by manfromchina1 5mo ago
I drove from New Orleans to NYC through the Blue Ridge Parkway once. I thought it was extraordinarily beautiful. Also drove through the north of Arizona from LA back to NOLA. I was surprised how northern the terrain looked. All alpine fores
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by manfromchina1 5mo ago
What about the converse? Are the stars of conservatories of music particularly good at math and such? Interestingly, most music here is geared toward millennials and older gens. Families who insist you study 12 hours a day for higher SAT sc
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by manfromchina1 6mo ago
> More relevantly for us, Iran is 3.5 times larger than Iraq and roughly twice the population. Worth noting that at the time of invasion of Iraq they had about 25 million people per gemeni. They now have about 46 mil people per wikipedia
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by manfromchina1 6mo ago
Reminds me of "Total Rickall"(Rick and Morty: Season 2, Episode 4) which itself is probably a retelling of a retelling of a retelling of a retelling.
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by manfromchina1 6mo ago
I personally did the following: 1. Ploughed thru every problem in "Schaum's Outline of Programming With C++". It's an old book, but the code in it is not particularly different from modern C++ 2. Picked up "C++ Cras
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by manfromchina1 7mo ago
Sounds like how America was 20 years ago.
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by manfromchina1 7mo ago
A US visa is typically for entering only. It doesnt say anything about the duration of stay. The latter is determined by CBP at the port of entrance and printed on your I-94. This is never emphasized anywhere.
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by manfromchina1 7mo ago
The newest one on the CIA channel on YouTube is showing 1920 views right now. It was posted 3 hours ago.
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by manfromchina1 8mo ago
He still won.
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by manfromchina1 8mo ago
They would likely pick the cards according to what your text looks like at the moment. You should at least ask them to use a random function. And even then they might keep picking according to the mood/content of the text.
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by manfromchina1 8mo ago
That link has the following: https://x.com/nettermike/status/2009843044028428714 > Security Guard: Without a doubt. I'm sending a warning to anyone who thinks they can fight the United States. They have no
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by manfromchina1 8mo ago
> I haven't been anywhere in the world that has LA beat. I feel the same way about NYC and NOLA. Both have world class cuisine and the sheer diversity of NYC food scene can't be found anywhere in the US. And for whatever reason
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by manfromchina1 8mo ago
A random stall by the road in LA will charge you $10 flat and the same one in SF will ask for $20. Neither will have a screen for tips. THAT would make your SF purchases simply stratospheric. I have lived in Jersey City, NJ and New Orleans,

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