Llamamoe

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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Politicians are all that stands between corporations and absolute corruption. It's why they're both their primary target and the ambition of greedy people.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Genes code for production of protein. Protein have a specific, usually very narrow function. There's a lot of cases where a gene you want to add doesn't work right because of the difference between the organism it comes from and t
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I've skimmed lots of studies about the relationship between light and health in the past. In both humans and other animals, our internal sleep-wake clocks are synchronized to the day-night cycle through light exposure(and indeed, witho
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
The result is, however, consistent with existing science.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
The answer is also completely unnecessary to actually using said filters. There are countless data structures and algorithms built on decades of research, and yet no programmer writes tutorials where they demand you understand the entire hi
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Oh shut up. The fact that YOU don't know anything about genetic engineering doesn't mean other people don't. My insight comes from hanging out with people who do actual genetic engineering and YouTube videos of them explainin
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I wish there was something like this but for working with arrays of values. I want something that works on frequencies like 1,2,3,4,6,8, not "0.25 to 0.375". I don't even know what that would mean in the context of an array o
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I wish there was a practical, no-math code-centric resource somewhere. I just want to see practical examples of how to process my array of floats to extract or attenuate different frequencies(in discrete integer increments), not read walls
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
We know enough about how it works to make it safe, and everything else that we don't know, we learn through the process, to the benefit of our future as a species.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Or maybe you just done need to. We live in a society in which older people(or men, at least) get some degree of implicit status and respect - which is probably why our governments are all getontocracies.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Students cheating on homework: I sleep. But scientists cheating their way through conducting, publishing, and reviewing science? Fuck, I hope these things will get punished really harshly.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
It's not about the quality, it's about the lack of real human intent underlying it and the fact that AI inevitably regresses to the mean. AI will never(or at least not anytime soon) replicate that, it'll always be fast junk f
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Before RLHF, they're just a fancy autocomplete engine trained on the entire web and countless books, and text including stupidly wrong information is simply more common than text which goes "Hold up, that's wrong, it's a
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I can't believe you don't mention graph grammar level generation, as pioneered by Unexplored. It's one of the most fascinating procgen algorithms, too!
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Other than folate and B12, the B vitamins are the most common nutrients, they're not really a point in rice's favor. And other than manganese, the other figures you quote are MUCH higher than the sources I'm looking at. Are y
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Pizza is much more nutritionally complete than you'd think, especially if it has meat(or beans, for some reason), the only real problem is people eat SO MUCH at a time. People also refuse to understand that juice is basically sugar wat
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
> I discovered that a bunch of things I thought were reasonably healthy actually caused huge glycemic spikes -- e.g., white bread in the morning, croissants, dried mangos, excessive amount of fruits, etc. It's baffling that those th
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Pop some terms into Google scholar and you'll find study after study after study both correlating social media use with worse mental health and demonstrating improvements from reducing use, in children and adults both. It varies by dem
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
This sounds like a good argument why making the optimal decisions in every single case is undecidable, but not why an AGI should be unable to exist.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Puberty blockers are routinely prescribed for other indications, and there are countless other treatments with more risks that are prescribed to children every day.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
> Also you never go through a puberty in exactly the same way as a cis woman. A lot of the effects are reversible, especially if you start at 18, since I don't think maleness fully develops until at least age 25. Treating people und
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Anecdotally, there's a lot more people who "don't have mental health issues" and instead act them out on others through verbal or physical abuse on the right side. I know more people with abusive parents than otherwise,
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I think the simplest explanation would be simply that people align with ideology that serves them best, e.g. people who are less fortunate(in terms of health, life circumstances, etc) tend to align with left-wing equity and welfare messages
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Why.. why would you even think of that..?
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
In the hope that someone finds it useful: I have no idea how likely it is to replicate, but there's a publication linking Fusobacterium infiltration of endometrial tissue with the development of endometriosis: https://www.sc
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
How are you going to prove that a few thousand weights among billions on a privately owned server were actually amplified or ablated post-training?
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Who says it has to be measurable in the output? It could be correlated with searches and purchases of fingerprinted users/demographics, or even just temporally.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
> I would often suggest things we could do or ask if they wanted to do something. In reality, it was expected to do small talk and wait for senior clan members to suggest something to do. I was crossing some social boundary... I know tha
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
It's very possible that they never will, that instead the advertising will be so subtle nobody will be able to detect it. Including phrases similar to what products, brands, and their actual ads use in positive contexts, sentences that
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Reducing sodium intake in people susceptible to developing high blood pressure from it does wonders, but in everyone else it's pretty much okay, and if you're young it's better to eat too much than too little. I doubt it&#x27

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