DaveZale

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by DaveZale 1y ago
oh my! I can guess who you work for!
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they're everywhere. even here
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What Hinton suggests the power and danger in AI systems will arise when they can talk to each other. Are we seeing thay yet? Don't get me wrong: I know this is not a simple question. But data in some "vectorized" form may b
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Rivian R2 arrives in a just a few months. My next vehicle.
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40year Bonds?(theregister.com)
3 points by DaveZale 1y ago|1 comments
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I am not seeing the predicted, "AI will actually create more jobs than it eliminates" thesis play out. Is it wise to be rushing into this "full speed ahead and damn Putin's nuclear powered torpedos"? And does Puti
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I am not getting this at all. Why? If the AI he is producing is so good, why bother with what humans think? Some of these "smartest guys in the room" can't smell their own brain feces. It reeks of Enron and the days prior
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by DaveZale 1y ago
automated confirmation bias?
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the short version (at least to my eyes): " Agüera y Arcas goes even further. He argues that prediction is intelligence: “Is the emergence of intelligence merely a side effect of ‘solving’ prediction, or are prediction and intelligence
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i'm like, so sure, that's like spot on!
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try the nyt connections puzzle for a couple of weeks. When you get better at it, you're associating sets of words without thinking in words. The answers just pop up.
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that depends on the intellectual depth of the work. In true research, just a few hours or even days can be pivotal. Good mgmt helps set up conditions for that to happen more often.
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give elon a tweet and cc: the tesla investor forums. That seems scandalous
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So is a good philosophical foundation effective for resilience to cognitive dissonance discomforts? This all looks great on paper or a screen, but in the workplace, it's often about going with the herd, even as a manager.
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“I see no change in anyone’s lifestyle. No one’s taking a holiday…. People don’t have time for their friends, for their hobbies,” or for the “people they love,” Sewak said. “All they do is work,” she said. Is this intelligence at work?
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Conclusions from DNA evidence change over time, as more data rolls in from various ancient sources, and existing populations. Fascinating prehistory here! There have fringe publications for some time now that discuss the surprising discove
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https://classics.mit.edu/Epictetus/epicench.html It's proactive introspection. Stoicism can provide freedom because you can be master of yourself. Not to say that epigenetic effects aren't real.
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Housing could still be a bubble. Many homes on wheels in addition to the stationary ones in my neighborhood. But sure that's another topic.
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I tried it yesterday after seeing this study. The drip coffee we brew at home is better, fwiw. But the jar of instant won't go to waste for sure.
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by DaveZale 1y ago
Ditto here. I quit the "for you" feeds a while ago, because they box me into past passing interests. The internet needs to know how to forget, too. We all move on to new things.
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Rare Earths Recovery from Ewaste(arstechnica.com)
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that- that ppl go elsewhere- like with the aws rto demands- have serious repercussions, true
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Well, it is a perfect storm of factors. First of all lack of maintenance. Secondly, people gunning it with the gas pedal. Thirdly, lower income folks in a rush to get to a second or even third job, gunning it for reasons other than just
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by DaveZale 1y ago
hehe good question. But I believe that we are addicted to AI hopium at the moment. You know the drill, circular financing a la Enron, smartest guys in the room stuff. Your intuition will play out but there may be a delayed effect. Serio
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I use the Loud Muffler Index for judging the economy. Traffic gets louder when working people are under financial stress. It's easily measurable.
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WE'RE SORRY, BUT THAT PAGE CANNOT BE FOUND It could be that the page has moved to a different location, or there might have been an error in the URL you were trying to access. Also, you can try using the search box to the right or choo
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Dependency on monopoly cloud providers a security vulnerability?(euronews.com)
5 points by DaveZale 1y ago|0 comments
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Poor Richard's Almanac for the digital age?
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Wow. I saw a snippet of an article once on a professor's office door, saying that the most dangerous thing we do everyday is driving in a car. It will be great to have AI driving for us. Can't come soon enough
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Better GPS Precision, Smartwatches(techxplore.com)
4 points by DaveZale 1y ago|0 comments

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