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by 317070 3y ago
Because the human data will become "stupid" in comparison, is that the reason? I don't understand why spot-the-human will become easier otherwise.
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by 317070 3y ago
Understand how recommender engines work. Make life easy on the recommender engine. Pick one topic and stick to it (that way the recommender engine is more confident about what is in the video and who to pitch it to). Use all fields availabl
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by 317070 3y ago
Yes, lump sum maximises expected returns, but you typically don't want to just maximise expected returns. Volatility matters. If I give you this once in a lifetime trade: 100k for a 1 in a 1000 chance to win 500M, would you take it? Th
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by 317070 3y ago
I believe the current SOTA is to submit trades in the order of 10ms after the document is available online. In that time they downloaded the file, ran sentiment analysis on it and ran the numbers, decided which way to go and sent the trades
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by 317070 3y ago
Those are just autantonyms, and English has plenty already. First you dust the cake, then you dust the table. The castle is impregnable. And if you add more collocial words, wicked now is good, but also means bad. When a song is cool, you m
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by 317070 3y ago
there exists a setting which will work for all your test points. The caveat of the author is (I think) that if you have a task, you collect a set of points (questions) on which you will test this task. Then you tune your setting (prompt) to
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by 317070 4y ago
Poe's law: "Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is utterly impossible to parody in such a way that someone won't mistake for a genuine article." I cannot tell if you are serious or joking. [0]
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by 317070 4y ago
Yes. I would even be surprised if in 10 years an AI wouldn't be able to decide on the Riemann hypothesis given enough compute. The rate of progress made in the last 10 years has been enormous, but blanks in comparison to the accelerati
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by 317070 4y ago
If I can paraphrase: "the risk would have been that banks that are too small would have been emptied, because a clear delineation would have been set between those that are too big to fail, and those that are not. This hazard induced b
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by 317070 4y ago
That sounds an awful lot like "too big to fail". Are we here again? Why do we still have companies that big? Why do we let companies grow that large then? Or maybe the FDIC protection should be increased for everyone? I don't
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by 317070 4y ago
No, on long time controls, humans cannot see enough of the tree in some positions. They might be able to push the game sometimes into a position where they can hold if the engine is not set up to prefer complicated positions. But This is on
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by 317070 4y ago
What is "meteocracy"?
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by 317070 4y ago
Lot me try this with Lotuk by Arsenal. Every other service will only recommend other songs from Belgium, disregarding any other form of similarity (to my dispair). Currently, the website seems down though? EDIT: the results are ... not what
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by 317070 4y ago
As one example, Matt Stone and Trey Parker made a short movie (and tried to do a feature) with deep fake technology [0]. [0] https://collider.com/trey-parker-matt-stone-almost-made-sass...
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by 317070 4y ago
I feel that the main thing I got from the book is that it made me settle and accept that there is no truth to be had. That the main narratives are much less truthy than I expected. There really is much more diversity in how humans were stru
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by 317070 4y ago
My review: the main story and ideas of the book are great, and the many small stories of the book are great too. I have read many of Graeber's books, and it is full of novel ideas. But, the book could have used a bit more editing. As t
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by 317070 4y ago
Organise parties, invite people. Eventually people will bring more people who like parties, while people who don't like parties will stop coming. Eventually, you will have got to know party people and will get invited to other parties
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by 317070 4y ago
No, the article I linked mentions it's a comparison between equivalents. So burgers vs burgers and chicken pieces vs chicken pieces. Unless you mean the vegetarian chicken pieces don't taste like chicken but like cardboard, that i
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by 317070 4y ago
If your story is true, it is remarkable it is not universally true. E.g. in the Netherlands the prices are more competitive, and sometimes even turned. [0] The vegetarian equivalent has been cheaper there than the real meat thing, although
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by 317070 4y ago
Great tip! Thanks for sharing that.
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by 317070 4y ago
Yes to the first question! The distribution representing my beliefs in such a scenario would not have a finite variance. Given the question, are you aware of the Pareto distribution? Nassim Taleb has great work explaining fat-tail distribut
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by 317070 4y ago
This is very close to my differentiation between the two. Machine learning fundamentally cares about model performance on other data, like validation or test sets. It is looking for models that perform well, but not necessarily model the un
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by 317070 4y ago
I have never understood this type of argument. Even in my regular life, I am atypical in more than one one-in-a-million way. I was born in a tiny city, population less than 1000. But following your line of reasoning, that is sufficient argu
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by 317070 4y ago
The problem is mostly solved though. ChatGPT doesn't have the feature to cite its sources, but some other models do https://www.deepmind.com/blog/building-safer-dialogue-agents
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by 317070 4y ago
You can see the price of a share (if the market is efficient) as the sum of the future discounted economic production. The issue here is the discount. When the FED is changing the interest rates up, that means the discount rates of market p
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by 317070 4y ago
Not sure if the author will see this, but it's a story I want to share. Early in the lockdowns, I was using this website to be able to connect to some friends and family who live 300km away in a different country. Due to travel restric
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by 317070 4y ago
In the UK, most of our recycle bins are being recycled ... by shipping them off to poorer countries where it is pinky-promise recycled. Local councils are often convinced that a lot is recycled, but it is mostly recycled on paper, not in pr
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If the matter is trailing at 99.99% the speed of light as reported, it gives us 800k years.
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Author here. I did not know that. That is wild! How did it know that it can find itself on that URL? Now I am flabbergasted even more.
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It is fiction, as it is invented by ChatGPT. But I have not edited any of the screenshots. It is all authentic conversation. The part until testing the ping command was what ChatGPT gave on the first sample. For the later ones where I tried

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