zooch

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by zooch 2y ago
I saw Megalopolis and loved it. Mind you I went in knowing that it was apparently a $100 million Neil Breen flick. That only made me want to see it more though, since I've sat through all of Neil Breen's movies in awe of how bad t
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by zooch 2y ago
If you switch from sine to square or sawtooth the change in volume is jarring. Waveforms having the same amplitude doesn't mean the ear hears it at the same volume. There's more frequencies contained in different waveforms and the
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by zooch 3y ago
I would like to have a more modular approach with more specialized training of the models. Currently I can only really use smaller models for micro-tasks like sentiment analysis or classification, but any type of problem solving has to be l
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by zooch 3y ago
With these examples I think the author would still be stuck with stepping through the state machines with the students. Unless what you wrote would allow for the "autonomousPeriodic function to keep ticking" another way?
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by zooch 3y ago
Came here to mention Nirvana the Band the Show. One of my absolute favourites and I recommend it to everyone. Blackberry was good as well - don't expect the exact facts, it says right in the beginning it is a fictionalization.
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by zooch 3y ago
Also, how is typing the questions in an email to a grad student simpler than using the chatGPT UI. He's instructed his own authentic intelligence assistant to interact with the artificial intelligence assistant for him.
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by zooch 3y ago
For early generations I'd imagine you'd have to plug them in via usb (which would still be fine for my use case I was describing). Processing done on a different device, get some type of AI to summarize datasheets and match it to
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by zooch 3y ago
I don't think it's a solution looking for a problem. I'd be willing to put them on at work and see which pins on a piece of hardware do what instead of looking back and forth between a datasheet. Lots of examples exactly like
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by zooch 3y ago
Meta is a 10 million dollar company?
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by zooch 3y ago
My thoughts exactly - rewrite the novel with Mr. Carraway as an ML engineer while maintaining themes/motifs (possible adding new ones too). I'm guessing what's impressive is that these are the first steps towards something li
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by zooch 4y ago
No need to be sorry, I'm aware we answer to our biology (not that I have as deep of an understanding of it as you). We may be splitting hairs because this stemmed from a comment saying thinking is the most pleasurable thing in the worl
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by zooch 4y ago
You make good points and it's true, thinking alone may not have the same effect, but problem solving I'm sure releases endorphins as well. People do attempt to think themselves into happiness with therapy see some benefit. Just th
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by zooch 4y ago
I don't know if it's so cut-and-dry. By that logic why doesn't everybody just do amphetamines all day. Probably some integral of pleasure is part of the equation, and it depends on you preference for pleasure distribution. Bu
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by zooch 4y ago
I see where this comment is coming from and partially agree with it. A thought experiment I've put myself through is would I still be pursuing software if I has unlimited access to sex, drugs and entertaining people were magnetically a