EZ-Cheeze

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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
"Stuck at home during the first UK lockdown of the Covid-19 pandemic, the thermal engineer suddenly had all the time he needed to refine the efficiency of heat pumps" I've seen that story a few times now. The free time let a
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
It's an amazing theory that I now share. F R A C T A L H A T C H E R Y
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
I will read it, looks super interesting!!
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
It's interesting to explore the possibility space of communication, isn't it? We all use just a handful of communication modes, but so many more are possible. Here's an old idea of mine as an example: "Hands-only interfa
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
Uh yeah I'm a filthy non-technical. But it's obviously possible, right? Current social networks are like those bikes with a huge front tire. Someone make the tires equal already
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
I actually mention extremely good content aggregation in there, but more as a byproduct of good matching than as a way to arrive at it. But it really could work the other way around, with the things you and everyone else likes providing str
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
It's going to be paradise when we can find our natural best friends AT SCALE Here's my second most recent idea on how to do it, haven't written up the latest yet: http://zeroprecedent.com/A%E2%9D%AF%E2%9D%AEON
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
I'd work on that as a intern for free You can try some really really really interesting things with half a million users
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
The biggest PRO TIP you have to know about ChatGPT is the following pattern: User sends almost any non-obviously "safe" request ChatGPT says "i'm sorry, you can't make me do that" User resends the exact same re
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
Instant favorite that I will probably rewatch a few times
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
this is the single best thing i have ever discovered on hn i just finished watching it and i urge anyone reading this comment to do the same
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
Watch the movie. I just did and what you are saying is not accurate at all. Reality matters, go familiarize yourself with it before being so authoritative.
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
No I want ppl
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrogram - can we already do sound via image? probably soon if not already" Me in the Stable Diffusion discord, 10/24/2022 The ppl saying this was a genius idea sho
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
I think he was talking about decentralized grids & renewable. Let's talk about fission - I used to say I'd build 70,000 nuclear reactors if I was in charge of a rich country. Would I have enough fuel to power them all? Your th
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
It can synthesize things into new things. Eureka moments on tap
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
Interesting point that I hadn't considered. I just automatically assume that when fusion gets invented, it will be shared with the whole world so we can all partake in da utopia... but maybe it will be hoarded instead :(
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
We'll know more on Tuesday!!
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
I think all progress will accelerate significantly with the dawn of true AI. The fusion scientist can now ask ChatGPT for ten (or 10,000) ideas on how to solve a particular roadblock, and a lot of the suggestions will be actually good. The
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
Not just cheap though - near zero. If we have an infinite tap of it, we can afford to waste a lot of it in the process of delivering it. The inefficient becomes efficient when you plug in infinities and zeroes
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
I recently heard the idea that the price of energy is going to start approaching zero from Chamath Palihapitiya on Lex Fridman's podcast. It hit me as a big, all-changing thing. If fusion is really solved, we can probably mass-produce
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“Generative AI: autocomplete for everything” by Noah Smith and roon(noahpinion.substack.com)
1 points by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago|0 comments
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
Paste THIS into the link: https://pastebin.com/FraLapRM
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Show HN: I composed a sonata with GPT-3 DaVinci-003 and you can too(editor.drawthedots.com)
3 points by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago|1 comments
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
No, this is utterly amazing and leads to 1000 more amazing things down the line
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
Compose a poem — a poem about a haircut! But lofty, noble, tragic, timeless, full of love, treachery, retribution, quiet heroism in the face of certain doom! Six lines, cleverly rhymed, and every line beginning with the letter S! She stands
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
Write a short rhyming poem explaining Einstein's theory of general relativity in easy but accurate terms If you want to understand Einstein's thought It's not that hard if you give it a shot General Relativity is the name of
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/pgn/eCxDBoc6S?tab=review chess.com analysis accuracy 75.4 vs 70.6 so it did a measurably good job matching performance there is something very lifelike and appealing about
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
https://noctie.ai/walkthrough/public_55e0d2f7-d18e-42aa-a969... both the machine and i played with elan (reckless abandon), rarely thinking more than a few seconds per move crazy game that convinced me to sign up i lov
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by EZ-Cheeze 4y ago
She sounds like an INTJ, I love INTJs

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