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Not to downplay everything you said but you really think Charlie Munger led a low stress life?
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I think the reality is the opposite. Sam has said that he doesn't think Transformers/GPT architecture will be enough for AGI where Ilya claims it might be enough.
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I think you missed my point. I'm mostly talking about the litany of people on social media that believe they have ADHD without brain scans or any formal diagnosis. Almost everyone suffers from some lack of discipline and some mistake i
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3y ago
I have been personally diagnosed with ADHD and have benefited from medication but it doesn't come without its costs. My wife was diagnosed when she was very young and we've had a lot of time to run self experiments and discuss ide
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I'm not sure why you're emphasizing that weather forecasting is just 2D fields. Even in the article they mention GraphCast predicts multiple data points at each global location across a variety of altitudes. All existing global co
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3y ago
Did you actually use HughesNet or Viasat? It absolutely sucked compared to Starlink on both price and performance. I really don't understand why everyone feels the need to dunk on Starlink (probably musk related). It is an order of mag
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3y ago
While I don't like the phone use just as much as you do wouldn't they be adding to the event in their own way based on their outfits? You may not like it but it is a unique form of expression that adds to the experience.
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3y ago
I would rather not watch anything than watch ads. The cost of watching ads is my sanity.
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I know a lot of people with access to fiber in cities discount Starlink and I miss my 1Gbps fiber. Also the Elon hate train probably has something to do with it. Starlink is life changing for a lot of people. You would not believe how many
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There's no point getting this in the details of my personal experience but I _started_ the path at 19 because I ran out of money. I was still doing incredibly dumb and destructive things until 23. I really do think this program will he
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If I spent that $20k on drugs at once I would have been dead. Instead it supported years of poor decision making and avoiding building my future. I started getting my act together at 19 (money was long gone) and it wasn't until 23 that
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I commented elsewhere that this happened to me. I might be an anecdote to you but I'm living out a case study from my perspective. I actually fully support things like a UBI but we can't ignore the problems it creates and damage i
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No they have a point and you're covering your eyes and ears to the problems you make. I received $20k when I was 16 for reasons related to my mothers death. I did not spend that money wisely at all (literally drugs). It's one thin
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MetalicaRap – A self replicating electron beam 3D printer
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Nice! My go to system scripting is bash that calls python for the things that just suck doing in bash. I didn't see a method to do it but it would be great if this could cleanup bash/python interop by giving an ergonomic interface
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I've had a suspicion for a while now that this is what ChatGPT does within a conversation (chat.openai.com, not the api). I've had very long chat histories that seem to gracefully degrade instead of just forgetting everything. May
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Aren't LLM's already zero shot time series predictors? Predicting next token and forecasting seem like the exact same problem. I will admit some small tweaks in tokenization could help but it seems like we're just pretraining
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Agree with your comment on L3. The only exception I will make is communication in true life/death scenarios. Even then I understand the desire for some to intentionally disconnect that too. >> We won't all be addicted to dig
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k3s users: I tried using k3s a few years back and on a fresh single node setup I was seeing ridiculous system usage with 0 deployments. Something like 20-30% cpu load. The same system with a k8s deployment using kubeadm was 3-5% without a d
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Don't worry. We will normalize intentful disconnecting for periods of time out of necessity. It's far too obvious that being hyper connected 24/7 is bad for our health. We won't all be addicted to digital cigarettes fore
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Except there is evidence that climate change is happening today and it's caused by human soceity. We also have evidence of very different past climates on earth that we know are uninhabitable for humans. Meanwhile AI dooms day scenario
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This is like someone saying there's no proof of God and then responding with there's no proof that there isn't a God. It's safe to say that the burden of proof falls on the one making outrageous claims which is you.
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I'm currently living on a sailboat with my wife working remote in the Caribbean. There are 5g sim cards for pretty cheap but I think you know what it would be like to only use that in the states to do your job. Sometimes the networks h
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Serious players buy 2 feet wide mouse pads I'm not joking (no there is not a turn around button). Yes you will see people pick up there mice sometimes. Most people setup up their sensitivity so that they can do a single 360 going from
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For anyone that plays CS for more than 20 hours this is a well known fact. There's tons of youtube videos teaching how to master the mechanic. Many of the lowest ranked players know about it and try to compensate. Every single pro prac
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This is the same reply to GUIs will never take off but decades later and on to the next successor.
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Looks great! I don't normally like these LLM libraries but this one sparks joy. I'll try it out on my next experiment. Could you highlight how you're parsing to structured objects and how it can fail? Ever since I discovered
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Here's the up to date documentation https://source.android.com/docs/core/architecture/kernel/gen...
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People are interested because of the possibility of an architecture for AGI. A system capable of generalizing to all types of problems and also being able to leverage everything you said as a tool (or even build the tool) is extremely valua
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3y ago
Do you keep the lsp semantic tokens capability enabled along with treesitter or only use treesitter for syntax highlights?
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