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by rahmeero 3y ago
It's all a hoax, said the frog in the saucepan.
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The Next AI Frontier: Causal AI(semafor.com)
7 points by rahmeero 3y ago|1 comments
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Write with AI in Google Docs(support.google.com)
10 points by rahmeero 3y ago|1 comments
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Letter from Senators to Zuckerberg Regarding Llama Leak [pdf](blumenthal.senate.gov)
3 points by rahmeero 3y ago|2 comments
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by rahmeero 3y ago
There are many relevant things that already exist in the physical world and are not currently considered dangers: ecommerce, digital payments, doordash-style delivery, cross-border remittances, remote gig work, social media fanning extreme
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by rahmeero 3y ago
I can see how steganography applied to images can result in hard-to-detect watermarks or provenance identifiers. But I don't see how these can be effectively used in text content. Yes, an AI program can encode provenance identifiers by
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by rahmeero 3y ago
An example is smart contracts on the Corda blockchain, which is programmed in Kotlin. It may be me, but I have seen more Kotlin outside of Android than on it.
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Nvidia and ServiceNow Partner on AI to Improve IT Help Desksaffa(investors.com)
1 points by rahmeero 3y ago|0 comments
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AI Will Not Want to Self-Improve(lesswrong.com)
3 points by rahmeero 3y ago|0 comments
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by rahmeero 3y ago
Interesting. Would be good to get more info, beyond having to read the code. Curious to know how it compares to micro_httpd [1] which is about 200 lines of C. Or others like thttpd and tiny_httpd. [1] https://acme.com/softwa
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by rahmeero 3y ago
My business partner is an attractive young woman living in Seoul. I am based in California. She and I have regular phone meetings at 2 am her time. She uses our meeting time to jog around the city while talking. She's been doing this
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by rahmeero 3y ago
I don't understand why I have to give my email address and define password to sign up with this site, instead of using social authentication. Shouldn't they be eating their own dog food?
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Scientists Identify Mind-Body Nexus in Human Brain(nasdaq.com)
24 points by rahmeero 3y ago|0 comments
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by rahmeero 3y ago
I consider myself somewhat plugged into social media (Twitter, Insta, Tiktok, etc). But I admit I didn't know what Fediverse was and though it was some kind of government project, maybe for contractors to share documents relating to gr
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by rahmeero 3y ago
Just tried it. I like that it lists the information sources in the right-hand panel, and provides the digested information in the main panel
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by rahmeero 3y ago
Also, for whatever reason, the quality of conversation has declined on Twitter since Elon.
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by rahmeero 3y ago
Not sure if this is related, but Chrome on my Macbook regularly gets to a state where one process (a tab?) is consuming 4 Gb RAM and 20%+ CPU. This happens on both M1 and Intel CPUs, on multiple releases of OS. Situation seems to happen som
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by rahmeero 3y ago
Can new notation also create new physics, not just mathematics? Thinking about Feynman diagrams. I am neither physicist nor mathematician, so I don't know if this makes sense. Wondering if Feynman diagrams were not just a crisp articu
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by rahmeero 4y ago
This data is from the California Dept of Education. I wonder if other states track this also. My guess is that some states don't even bother, and their students likely don't perform as well. Then there are other states, small ones