Frummy

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by Frummy 3y ago
People (around me) have become so accustomed to GPT style language they even overidentify it and think what isn't is
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by Frummy 3y ago
Some people record their calls. Businesses often have to per compliance in most direct to consumer sales situations. From the recording, if not algorithmically, a court of law could easily determine an AI voice case by case.
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by Frummy 3y ago
https://cssbattle.dev
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What was described was a specific common experience, not a definition. There are strengths as well to autism. The definition is broad, but it does have practical meaning, diagnosis is done by educated psychologists obviously though
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by Frummy 3y ago
99% of people put the definitions on 1% of people, on how well the 1% interface with the 99%. What if it was the other way around? There is a neurological difference, but is it really neurologically worse? Nature decides I guess. Well it wo
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by Frummy 3y ago
I was looking to confirm a few suspicions, and got a diagnosis, celebration! To finally get an external stamp of what class one is playing in the great game of life.. The certainty reduced confusion. But after some time passed, I found that
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Empirical failures of the claim that autistic people lack a theory of mind(psycnet.apa.org)
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Euclids Elements, Thomas Heath translation
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Anton Syndrome(en.wikipedia.org)
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I wonder if eventually, stronger models exposed to these loops can avoid going mad, like a human monk in isolation
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by Frummy 3y ago
As a user myself every now and then who quits on and off, these are fairly innocent at the weak strengths but raise blood pressure and when I used the strongest ones I bled from my nose fairly often, doctor said high blood pressure when che
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by Frummy 3y ago
Imagine you are Microsoft. Two decades ago the state regulated you. Now you get the opportunity to have them eat from your hand. Who cares about ethics and safety?
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That would be good to do. In this hypothesis, depressed people act irrationally.
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Maybe an OG with regret over the ugly parts of crypto.
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by Frummy 3y ago
I think it was really cool in greece that really worn ruins in nature, you could just walk to and be mostly alone, felt dreamlike, like how is it monday and I'm in a place like this.
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Paradise Lost (1667)(milton.host.dartmouth.edu)
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Nasal Hair(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Frummy 3y ago
Genuinely curious to hear what’s wrong with what I thought a cool, curious fun time implementing markov chains. We learned a lot about statistics and linear algebra, matrix diagonalisation and exponentiation, I find it very relevant and can
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by Frummy 3y ago
We uh as a group project did markov chains with some custom algorithmic adjustments, scraped reddit via api, and academic torrent (this data required a lot of cleaning and was orders of magnitude bigger, ran separately), to simulate posts a
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by Frummy 3y ago
>Exiting Python In early versions of COBOL exit was frequently used to go out of loops and out of sections and so on. Maybe a message is nice for someone still trying that while learning modern stuff, but I admit it’s farfetched/unl
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by Frummy 3y ago
You should add latex rendering
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by Frummy 3y ago
I would say spam applications to names that you recognise, then treat eventual interviews as if it’s the only one you’ve got as in taking it seriously. Apply to stuff you may not be directly knowledgeable about but bullshit your way through
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by Frummy 3y ago
It depends, big surprise. Do you find that you’re aligned with what you’re doing? See the big picture, long term, the big why? Deep thought is expensive, and time is scarce, psychological alignment is necessary to break through the barrier
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by Frummy 3y ago
My interpretation is that rather than lack of agency, the paper demonstrates perfect analogy of what agency turns out to be in real life. Not our willpower or decisionmaking in the minutiae, but rather a general pattern of our behavior over
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by Frummy 3y ago
That's fair given it's 50 times more difficult to use their model
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by Frummy 3y ago
Interesting. I liked the writing, I had expected a typical cliché moral lesson, when he showed self awareness and took a shortcut I didn't know what sort of ending to expect. Tension was raised and although the moral lesson was what I
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by Frummy 3y ago
Makes me think of when in a trading context I was advised that Russia had moved soldiers close to the borders of Ukraine, some other customers had taken highly leveraged trading positions, and a while later that invasion began, and all the
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by Frummy 3y ago
If they have functions that for example reads from forward then backward or vice versa while changing the structure of the row, one test will pass but the other won't. It's a lot of rows in the input and it took a lot of time for
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by Frummy 3y ago
Edge cases such as "1oneight", "3sevenine", "sevenine3" (I made these up to highlight)
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by Frummy 3y ago
I was in a butterfly house, and closeup photos removed the legs of the butterflies to keep only the wings lol. e: image link https://ibb.co/nwbw5xY

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