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snerc
5mo ago
I've never read a more archpilled comment
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6mo ago
Walker told me I have AIDS https://youtu.be/pQZX0nzvMag
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2y ago
If this goes live, the secondary PC market is an immediate security vulnerability.
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2y ago
I'm not holding my breath until a Tokamak powers a building.
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3y ago
"This is called [pause for effect] scanning."
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3y ago
I wonder if we know enough about any of these systems to make such claims. This is all predicated on the fact that this tool will be in widespread use. If it is somehow widely used beyond the folks who have seen it at the top of HN, won
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3y ago
You Are Not So Smart #257 with Celeste Kidd covers her research on conceptual overlap. https://direct.mit.edu/opmi/article/doi/10.1162/opmi_a_00072... It's psychology for STEM folks. podcast link:
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3y ago
This site has resolved so many debates.
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3y ago
I often contemplate whether our modern data storage techniques are inscribing us into a forthcoming dark age. Will data archaeologists 3,000 years from now know what to do with these blocks of glass? What is the probability that this storag
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3y ago
"Had he waited half a year he probably could have gotten a $10 billion discount" It's Twitter, so it had to have been bought by impulse. If there was only a way to parlay that impulsiveness into a profitable product.
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3y ago
I hope they're doing this to spin up a massive human call center, which would displace a lot of those jobs about to be replaced. It should be the only source of payment.
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3y ago
I've read the CSIS simulations of this conflict. This report alone should be deterrence for war, and increased incentive for diplomacy. Start the negotiations now. https://www.csis.org/analysis/first-battle-next-wa
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3y ago
"The relationship between math and spirituality was very strong back then!" According to those whose communication ended up being indelible. I wonder how we'll be able to preserve digital info for millennia?
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3y ago
Hopefully it dissolves the studios. The emperor no longer has clothes in Hollywood. More Indy Barbenheimer, but in one movie. Less repackaged superhero BS.
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3y ago
If you use a VPN in a geographic location whose language you don't speak, you'll get ads in that language. If you don't understand it, it's not an ad.
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3y ago
It's the computing Doomsday clock.
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3y ago
It would be an interesting mnultigenerational experiment to clone a dog every time it dies, and pass the dog & its genes along via cloning for 100 years. If I could get that for $50k, I'd pay for it today . Not a guarantee that I
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3y ago
What causes this?
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3y ago
Curious if someone who knows more than me about Frege's thought might weigh in. Are there any concrete examples that appear to violate this in LLMs? Maybe robotics?
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Does Frege's “On Sense and Reference” place limits on LLM capability?
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3y ago
The difference between greeting six neighbors vs zero is only 12.6 wellness units. I'd prefer to simulate the outside world at the cost of a moderate amount of wellness. I'll make up for the difference by eating a smoothie for bre
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3y ago
Remember NCBIROFL? https://web.archive.org/web/20091202132321/http://www.ncbiro...
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3y ago
The novelization of machine interpretability. It would be a humanities MA.