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by 11101010001100 2y ago
So we can say the government is doing a good job helping the private sector look better.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Any idea if the points raised here https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.chemmater.4c00643 were considered in the analysis?
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
What would convince you? Some references from some random person on the internet?
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
The most effective effective altruism requires zero anonymity.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Ironically, some of Jonah Lehrer's work is fabricated.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
The irony is begging....
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
What makes it low value in your opinion? The story combines AI, YC, software licenses etc., which are generally of interest to the HN community.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
I would like to thank the Gov of Canada for subsidizing this apology.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Yes, it is probably better described as a shitty battery NOT a thermoelectric.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Looks cool, but anyone not familiar with 'founder mode' will be confused....
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
guess my e-mail provider is going to jail.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
We complement this weakness with tools. Now can we build tools that access all mass-energy scales is the question...(or do we need too :P)....
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Reading their first post about leaving https://modelviewculture.com/pieces/i-didn-t-want-to-lean-ou... , I'm not sure how seriously I should take this piece. 'They don't tell you ...'. Of course not,
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
What if you do, but no one is tracking them?
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Can anyone comment on how different the AI generated proofs are when compared to those of humans? Recent chess engines have had some 'different' ideas.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
I'm guessing the complex numbers add the right kind of 'fuzziness'. But please share any references if you have.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
This all applies at the quantum level. Ask your quantum computing friends why we don't have quantum computers yet.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
IT people already live in a dystopia where they are actively playing and creating a video game at the same time under the belief that they can defeat their own creation.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Fancy statistics is nothing new.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
While this may be, the regression to the mean is strong. These kids who are so far ahead tend not to make a blip once out of college...
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
The point is the memorization exercise requires orders of magnitude fewer examples for bootstrapping.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
I prefer camping.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Sure if you count inheriting a house....which is what is happening here in the west.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Maybe we will understand when an AI becomes depressed.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Sure it is not casual. War is serious business!
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Depending on your expected value of quantum computing, the Nobel committee shouldn't wait too long.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
At what point can we say 'via the global economy'?
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Good thing we invested in solar when did then because if CC has any chance of success, then it will heavily depend on solar.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Cool. I see what you did there.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Yes, the future is hard to predict. Why bother?

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