panagathon

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by panagathon 20d ago
For large language models, isn't everything nails?
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by panagathon 1mo ago
Yeah, it's awful. I can't believe how much of a downgrade it is from the old Perseus Hopper.
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by panagathon 2mo ago
Scientists and engineers with an interest in such things would have an easier time working on it, if the broader economic and civic context they work in wasn't being messed with by demagogues. They shouldn't be drafted to resolve
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by panagathon 4mo ago
> While this sounds generous (and in some ways it is), it does not address the general point that GP is making. That is, the systematic disadvantage which large parts of humanity have w.r.t. to access to the tools. You could say they can
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by panagathon 5mo ago
Oh yeah, that's clever
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by panagathon 5mo ago
> I don't get why I would use Claude Code when OpenCode, Cursor, Zed, etc. all exist, are "free" and work with virtually any llm. Seems like a weird use case unless I'm missing something. I'm with you on this. I&
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by panagathon 6mo ago
It just comes off a bit victim-blamey, I think. If it's not intended, you should certainly be aware that it can.
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by panagathon 7mo ago
You could do with building this isn't the system itself. Use an LLM to assess how well the user engaged, whether they got frustrated, etc. Give them a short (generated?) test on the discussed content to gain data regarding their master
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by panagathon 11mo ago
This looks unreal!
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by panagathon 2y ago
That's only potentially true for the Dionysian. Others were open to both. See 76e in Plato's Meno, for reference.
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by panagathon 2y ago
You can read Brian Muraresku's The Immortality Key for a detailed exploration of this topic. It certainly isn't beyond criticism, but it's points are substantive and well referenced, giving the reader enough scope to tackle t
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by panagathon 2y ago
Perhaps in industries you are familiar with. Many industries, however, would have a continued professional development disposition that benefits from continued access to fundamental research. Mine certainly does and the lack of access impov
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by panagathon 2y ago
This does sound like a lot of fun. Since this AI only reaches silver level, presumably such a contest could be quite competitive, with it not yet being clear cut whether a human or a tool-assisted human would come out on top, for any partic
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by panagathon 2y ago
This is the library I've always wanted. Look at that Julia set. Gorgeous. Thanks for this. I'm sorry to hear about the dev issues. I wish I could help.
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by panagathon 2y ago
Your intuitions are on the mark. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00213-017-4771-x This study finds that: > No patients sought conventional antidepressant treatment within 5 weeks of psilocybin. Reduc
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Who will make AlphaFold3 open source? Scientists race to crack AI model(nature.com)
6 points by panagathon 2y ago|0 comments
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by panagathon 2y ago
Sure you can. You simply email one of the listed authors and ask them if the document is legit.
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by panagathon 3y ago
I'm not sure, but I think of a gesture and voice commanded coding, that is AI guided, and beautifully immersive VR presented and edited, where AI guided is a variable of unknown limit describing how intelligent it could get. I reckon M
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by panagathon 3y ago
This reads a little hysterical to me. It's just a new medium of expression. Who knows, maybe the lack of genuine artistic merit, if there is such a thing, would lead more people to watch Jim Jarmusch flicks.
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by panagathon 3y ago
I love Mystery of the Yeti. What a great couple of albums. Surprised no Shpongle on the lists
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by panagathon 3y ago
I'm inclined, perhaps mistakenly, to think of it as similar to how our brains fill in our peripheral vision, to respond to the lack of data. https://neurosciencenews.com/peripheral-vision-brain-illusio...
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by panagathon 3y ago
This puts into words how that city made my wife and I feel. Very well said, in my opinion
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by panagathon 3y ago
If your leg gets blown off, and the only help you're getting is from Gary, who claims a strong stomach and has used a needle kit before, for sewing closed your femoral artery, I reckon you're taking a swing. Are you sure the despe
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by panagathon 3y ago
Sounds to me a little like being on the negative end of capital flight, and they are trying to do the capital controls that seem internationally unpopular for developing nations to enact.
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by panagathon 3y ago
I second this. The online Liddle Scott Lexicon is good, but wiktionary brings some very nice modern features like those you mention and many others.
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by panagathon 3y ago
Yeah, I'm interested to hear some key points, but there's nothing here.
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by panagathon 3y ago
Surely no different from a human not understanding Japanese, because it was not in their 'training set'?
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by panagathon 4y ago
This analogy does not work because we search a hay stack with our eyes, but we search for information with far more selective tools. You are comparing apples and oranges.
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by panagathon 5y ago
I think I disagree, since mathematics cannot be reduced to logic (or any other instrumentalisation). https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/philosophy-mathematics/#M...