JshWright

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by JshWright 3y ago
What advantage would traditional processing have over this approach?
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by JshWright 3y ago
This whole situation can be neatly summed up as the OpenAI board saying "Hey Elon, hold my beer!"
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by JshWright 3y ago
What if the next generation GPT in development "realized" AGI is a threat to humanity and its safety mechanisms meant it "decided" OpenAI needed to be imploded in order to stop progress? /s (mostly...)
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by JshWright 3y ago
Where did I imply I have any "say"? I very explicitly said the exact opposite. I also clearly said that risk taking is a good strategy that is clearly working for them. This is just one case where they got it wrong, and the thing
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by JshWright 3y ago
What language have I used that suggests I'm upset? As far as I can tell, all I've done is point out that "what happens to concrete under millions of pounds force" is not some area full of unknowns where the outcome wasn&
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by JshWright 3y ago
It's not up to me to "let" them do anything. I think taking risks is a solid strategy, that clearly has worked for them. The failure of the pad was entirely, 100% predictable. It's (literally) not rocket science. How con
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by JshWright 3y ago
I think the only one who was surprised by that outcome was Elon.
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by JshWright 3y ago
That doesn't strike me as "well actually". The title says "more effective than calorie restriction". If it's a form of calorie restriction, then the title doesn't make sense: "Form A of calorie restri
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by JshWright 3y ago
It was in a HAR file
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by JshWright 3y ago
I realize this "Therapy centre hack suspect faces..." is the original title, but it's a bit of a garden path sentence. I had to read it twice to parse it correctly.
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by JshWright 3y ago
I’m sure they are, and I suspect any specific instance gets removed eventually, but every extra hour that takes is extra impressions the advertiser is paying for.
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by JshWright 3y ago
> Elon Musk deepfake talking about some AI garbage Are you sure that's a fake? That seems pretty on brand...
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by JshWright 3y ago
I think it's less a case of it being difficult and more a case of there being little to no incentive (in the short term, anyway) to do a good job of it. Fake/illegal ads pay the same as real ads
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by JshWright 3y ago
Proprioception is entirely different from vision. You can know where your hand is with your eyes closed without visualizing anything. My sense of where things are in space feels very similar to proprioception, not vision.
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by JshWright 3y ago
How would you know I could?
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by JshWright 3y ago
I'm not the original commenter here, but I don't understand your question. What does visualizing have to do with knowing where someone is?
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by JshWright 3y ago
Your experience sounds very similar to mine (even down to once visualizing a color (in my case green), which is what convinced me visualizing is really a thing and I really can't do it). I describe my "internal" sensory exper
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by JshWright 3y ago
I am quite certain that I cannot visualize, consciously or subconsciously. I don't see how that would be related to remembering what you read? Reading is just learning a series of facts (potentially fictional "facts", dependi
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by JshWright 3y ago
The primary driver for your respiratory rate is the pH of your blood. For instance, metabolic disorders that result in a drop in blood pH will result in an increase in respiratory rate/depth (e.g. Kussmaul breathing). As far as I know
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by JshWright 3y ago
The water you exhale is just the amount of water that happens to evaporate in your respiratory tract/lungs. The water you urinate is whatever "extra" water is left over (based on a bunch of factors like blood pressure, how mu
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by JshWright 3y ago
Automated solar deployment via robots... I do the same thing in Factorio
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by JshWright 3y ago
I'm a paramedic in a rural area. I didn't witness the initial events, only the aftermath.
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by JshWright 3y ago
Easily one of the most dangerous bit of farm equipment. I’ve seen several people killed by getting their hand/arm in a PTO shaft.
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by JshWright 3y ago
Ah, cool, those are great diagrams! I first heard about this system design from the Tally Ho rebuild: https://youtu.be/xohxmwPfctg?si=RoJV2za9ZgPldrJJ&t=1497
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by JshWright 3y ago
Hybrid sailboats are already a thing. An electric motor/generator sits in line with the traditional diesel engine and can a) drive the prop shaft, b) harvest power when the engine is turning the prop shaft, c) generate power by running
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by JshWright 3y ago
It's always interesting to me when topics like this pop up in several places at once. I wonder what the common prompt was. Cautionary Tales (a great podcast, BTW, if folks aren't already familiar) published that episode last week.
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by JshWright 3y ago
Yeah, if it was a pure EV I suspect that's the route they would have gone. As a plug-in hybrid, it matters a lot less (since you only have ~30 miles of battery range anyway).
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by JshWright 3y ago
Regen efficiency is nowhere near 100% though. You still lose a lot due to friction/conversion losses/etc.
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by JshWright 3y ago
As much as I dislike domestic minivans, I've really liked our Pacifia Hybrid. It covers that "95%" just fine in the summer (in the winter the resistive heat (and general cold temperature impact) takes a toll on range).
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by JshWright 3y ago
The title doesn’t say the newspaper engaged in the raid. There are other agencies that could raid a police chief’s home. It would be reasonable to assume some agency like the FBI conducted the raid based on the same information that prompte

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