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masteranza
15d ago
If so, that’s indeed a real concern...
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masteranza
15d ago
There's plenty of AI blocking Chrome extensions already, however I prefer Safari for personal stuff (and hence YouTube too) and use Brave for Google-gated work related stuff.
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masteranza
15d ago
That's also true, you gotta fight fire with fire :)
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masteranza
15d ago
It's free on GitHub for anyone to build, use or fork. I've built it for myself, but going through App Store submissions took me 2x the time, hence the price.
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15d ago
True, but that's a way harder problem to solve. For me what was important was reducing the noise as much as possible as fast as possible consistently. Youtube algorithms has been pervasive enough that anything that moves the scale down
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15d ago
Well, AI flags this content so it's an easy target without heuristics - that's why I've started there.
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Show HN: Weedout – Safari extension that hides YouTube AI-labeled videos
(masteranza.github.io)
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16d ago
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6mo ago
We can surely fix it and we probably should. However, I don't think AI is doing any worse here than friends advice when they here a one sided story. The only difference being that it's not getting studied. Conversely, AI chatbots
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6mo ago
A few years ago I've made this simple thought experiment to convince myself that LLM's won't achieve superhuman level (in the sense of being better than all human experts): Imagine that we made an LLM out of all dolphin son
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9mo ago
It's basically way better than LoRA under all respects and could even be used to speed up inference. I wonder whether the big models are not using it already... If not we'll see a blow up in capabilities very, very soon. What th
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2y ago
I hope I’m wrong, as I didn’t even know who Pavel Durov was until now, but the first thought that came to mind was that it’s a show of power to intimidate Elon Musk.
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2y ago
Looks interesting, but the contrast between white background and actual windows is preventing me to use it. How can it be changed?
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masteranza
3y ago
Usually luck. Try Alien Isolation on iOS.
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4y ago
Why would anyone trust it if most of the organisations listed have not called for the release of Julian Assange in years?
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4y ago
You're exactly right.
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4y ago
broken/wrong link, sorry: https://masteranza.wordpress.com/2022/10/22/there-is-no-meas...
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4y ago
I hope that you read this with a scientific attitude, i.e., critical, but open to the fact that not only your position is wrong, but also the unproductive enterprise of solving "the measurement problem" is wrong. What I'm try
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4y ago
For anyone preferring to read latex, I invite you to my [blog]( https://wordpress.com/post/masteranza.wordpress.com/1135 ).
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4y ago
Just saying something twice doesn't make it true. The "weird" thing you were perhaps referring too starts at very beginning of quantum mechanics framework. The Born rule is just a "conversion" of predictions of quan
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4y ago
Nothing "weird" starts happening. Unitarity evolution is never broken, there are just rules in quantum mechanics that could perhaps be grouped under supplementary framework related to how we, macroscopic entities, extract informat
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4y ago
This article is a perfect example how science is getting led into dark areas by people who didn't learn quantum mechanics right or people who pretend to understand it, but can only blindly follow the formalism without much understandin
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4y ago
Thanks, that was a pretty awesome ending. Reminded me the first minutes of "Makeup and Vanity Set" - `A Glowing Light, A Promise`. Which is also frisson inducing for me.
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4y ago
Good headphones can also make a difference.
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4y ago
Pink Floyd - Echoes surely is one of the best recipes for frisson. However for me Royksopp - Forever is the absolute number 1 winner in this category. It feels like those guys have really cracked the code with this one. Just listen for at l
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5y ago
Awful idea, which I'd downvote if I had enough karma on YC. Kids have fantastic imagination, doing the "rendering" for them is always going to set them back. The best tech oriented ways to learn kids to clean after themselve
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5y ago
It is not extreme at all. Sabina is using Luboš Motl wisdom as her own for some time now anyway.
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5y ago
Frankly, I've expected the data to be worse, but it's also incomplete. They haven't taken into account the amount of greenhouse gases produced when the consumption of those foods is included, e.g., eating just beans is not go
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5y ago
If you’d prefer to keep your learning notes in computable notebook like Mathematica then you may try my little side project: https://github.com/masteranza/ScienceNotebooks
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6y ago
I don't mean to discourage you, but what made you build another platform instead of using Anki?
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6y ago
Yet this is unedited recording.
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