Llamamoe

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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I expect sexual interest is just a weak proxy for general health - sexual function(including libido) relies on cardiovascular, endothelial, autonomic function, is impaired by under/over-weight, dysglycemia, sleep disordered breathing,
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
In Midjourney this could be done using miltiprompting, and Automatic's webui supports an analogous gesture with the AND keyword.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Are the bottom entries domain:port? I feel like the table would be more interesting excluding those.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Do you have any good(preferably light on dry math) resources on these kinds of multidimensional search problems?
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I'd reckon there's probably room for about 2x2 subpixels' worth of "antialiasing", making the search space 4x3=12 dimensional (probably in Lab colorspace). Is that doable? If yes I'd expect the approach to be c
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Just like global warming, ridiculous wealth inequality and housing crises, outdated primary education systems, air and water pollution, diabetes and obesity crises, increasing prevalence of autism, and still ongoing COVID need action. I thi
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
IIRC, antibiotic resistance fades over time, as genes/mutations coding for it tend to be metabolically disadvantageous. Hypothetically if we had globally enforced cycling of a sufficient amount of antimicrobials, the problem could like
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
- Get screened for sleep disordered breathing (apnea but also UARS, a lot of people negative for apnea have it) - Get an OGTT and fasting insulin and see if your HOMA-IR, fasting glucose, or postload glucose aren't in prediabetic rang
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Does/can this lead to any inferences wrt/ function, or is it just proof-of-concept with regards to structure for now?
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
> I have noticed this gloomy attitude from many people my age, a sort of existential despair and belief that we sit somewhere near the end of the world as we know it. Don't we? Almost every aspect of our lives has been captured by c
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Sure, but the corporations have incentives to run things the way they're running them now, and users will aggregate to platforms others use, which will in turn be driven by addictiveness. And you're not going to quit a platform if
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I don't understand the abstract. What does it do in plain language?
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Your comment makes me wonder if bullying isn't like the alpha wolf thing in nature- seen only in captivity and a consequence of the need for a sense of control in an environment you can't otherwise control.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Cigarettes have never been a prerequisite to staying in touch in an increasingly disconnected world, though.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Are GPT models even bottlenecked by input tokenization? What real world speedup does this actually translate into?
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
No matter what speed/zoom I set it to, it skips steps like crazy and no simulation can be seen.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I'm personally disappointed by their lack of awareness of how weakly related subjective sleep quality is to polysomnographic variables.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I would very much so like to read up on this if you have the source.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
You don't need to diet precisely because your body and hunger mechanisms are calibrated properly, and yet you somehow twist that around into disparaging people who don't have this luxury. It's trivial to retrospectively say &
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I don't think the rate is that high. I think it's closer to 3%, give or take a few, right now, with an order of magnitude more cases of partial recovery of acute symptoms over time. Which IMO is still insane, but I don't thin
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
It's not about being deadly, it's about the risk of long COVID and the long-term health risks that spike after infection regardless of symptom severity. It IS bad.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Short tl;dr of my knowledge: - Nothing can really significantly improve your raw baseline memory ability - Familiarity with a domain improves your brain's ability to compress the information and memorize more/faster in short-term
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
What the heck. Why? What if he moved or panicked and disturbed the surgeon?
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Wow. Considering that with the better samplers you can reduce steps to 10-15, this is getting close to near-instant results. One or two more optimizations and we're gonna have live-update results.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Honestly, the death toll of COVID is immense, and the rates of Long COVID are several times that. Even in people who don't develop it, we're finding blood clots and dramatically increased cardiovascular risk in young, healthy, asy
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Who's paying for all the Google Collab notebooks I've been seeing around? Can I really just start and keep using it for free?
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Can I ask again about your recommendations for getting into photobashing and AI-assisted air again?
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
This sounds like exactly what I always wanted to learn to do, but never knew it existed as a field enough to actually get into it. Honestly thank you so much for this comment. Do you have resources about getting into this style of art as
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
In a way, isn't that exactly what evolution prepared us for, as opposed to a life of overabundance afforded by work with no personal meaning? Perhaps we're simply missing having and being able to overcome pressing challenges as
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I've said this via Twitter and I'll say it now: I'd expect there to be huge learning effect sizes for anything that alters the way we parse information, even in such "minor" ways as BR. I'd like to see what the

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