Melatonic

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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Super cool
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
There are also likely a lot of earthquakes we don't notice because they don't effect populated areas. There's a lot of ocean around the ring of fire.
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Or influence by the moon just as it pulls on oceans. Lot of liquid magma down there. Or maybe some once in a rare incident involving coronal mass ejections somehow affecting the core of the planet. Could even be a delayed effect.
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
There's a tsunami warning list you can sign up for. As well as global earthquake alerts. In my experience they arrive very quickly Usually earthquakes on land don't trigger tsunamis but are more damaging locally
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
I'm Ron Burgundy ?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Doesn't Iron Mountain store mostly tape ?
187.
by Melatonic 2mo ago
Why not ? It seemed decent. Well - besides the lame Sony proprietary usual mumbo jumbo
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Agreed. Is there an easy way besides the simple OS feature ?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Does it actually still do that ? Seems like a big oversight
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Technically it's you in the past. Just slightly. Suppose if we wanted to get philosophical it could go in the "ceci n'est pas une pipe" direction but I agree
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
I suppose you could argue that none of those had the actual engineers behind them attempting to replicate "intelligence" though. Just because random people made metaphors doesn't mean the engineers designing them had any illu
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
It's like the Intel Optane of AI
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Anything interacting with the real world seems like latency would be hugely important. Something more asynchronous friendly (like coding) is for obvious reasons over represented here
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
How do we know the content isn't on BetacamXR or straight film reels ?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
It's really too bad the disc based storage options made after Blu-ray were discontinued. They made a lot of progress and seem a lot more user friendly than tape.
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Your assuming it's all digital and can be stored on drives. It might be a large amount of physical film reel, magnetic tape, and tons of mixed legacy formats
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't digitised. TV was using BetacamXR up until very recently (and still might be). Tape is pretty reliable and lasts awhile. Now add in tons of other legacy formats and digitising becomes a pretty bi
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Might be time to also have it try more three dimension pelican rendering. Or a short animated version (even just a few frames) still in standard SVG
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Given how much we know of the human brain this may be partially how we work Maybe we should be asking what our own "system prompts" are ?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
What layer do those typically work at and how ? And how did you get into the field ?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Can't you do that with any model you can run on your own hardware ? If you rent other people's shit can't be surprised when they have restrictions on what you can do with it. I would guess renting a car comes with some simila
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Not bad but the left foot is still in the wrong place
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Love your idea of HBM on top of the chip. I've been saying for years that limiting memory to the edges is going to be an inherent physical limiter. I think the only reason it hasn't become more of a thing is that chip size has als
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
I meant computationally as in are they much harder to predict and simulate ? Was specifically thinking of quasicrystalline materials and not amorphous. I know some of them have very unconventional properties so I figured they might be usefu
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
What about aperiodic materials ? Does that go beyond (computationally) normal requirements ?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Didn't they discover that a lot of forever chemicals make it past that ? Besides that downside though it does sound fairly ideal
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Reminds me of that test where they had Grok, Gemini and Claude try to run a radio station. Stay in The Manifest !
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Don't they do this with the "macro" setting already ?
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
Or just answer the call and immediately play back the sound of a 56k modem or fax machine. On repeat. ( I have no idea if this actually works )
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by Melatonic 2mo ago
You make a good point. Maybe the AI apocalypse will actually be when someone hooks up a cat brain to a super advanced AI.

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