Mithriil

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by Mithriil 3y ago
Consider looking into https://80000hours.org/ .
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by Mithriil 3y ago
For those wondering, dialetheism is not valid in classical logic. But the article says how the concept relates to logic systems: > Dialetheism is not a system of formal logic; instead, it is a thesis about truth that influences the const
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by Mithriil 3y ago
It's the Hydrogen Cyanide molecule [1], also available on Titan [2]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_cyanide [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_cyanide#On_Titan
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by Mithriil 3y ago
I'm just going to leave this here: https://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/jmol.php?model=C%23N
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by Mithriil 3y ago
Do you even understand how much work is necessary to put in, to influence a whole industry massively and with the biggest players?
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Technology Is Not Values Neutral: Ending the Reign of Nihilistic Design (2022)(consilienceproject.org)
2 points by Mithriil 3y ago|1 comments
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by Mithriil 3y ago
"We fail to take tech seriously when we do not grasp its full impact on humans." An essay on axiological design.
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by Mithriil 3y ago
Is there any evidences that this is actually a trend? (my curiosity) Except for Silicon Valley VC slowdowns, I don't see major causes.
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by Mithriil 3y ago
Very meta. I like. (also, when is markwhen on Obsidian? I can't wait to use it for my TTRPG world building!)
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by Mithriil 3y ago
Hi there! To the developers: Is there a way to use a personally owned and hosted LLM? If not, is there an interest in developing such a feature?
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by Mithriil 3y ago
hum, the Leaderboard is a bit weird.
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by Mithriil 3y ago
> Keep in mind that classifications tend to be married to the notion of physical records stored in a specific location, which is generally not the case for electronic data. For the latter, useful descriptions of the work or information,
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by Mithriil 3y ago
I appreciate your insights. Indeed, I can't see how a single template classification can work for every possible datasets. Best approaches I have in mind is either determining a set of mandatory and optional metadata shared by every da
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by Mithriil 3y ago
I'm thinking ahead for the company I work for. I was wondering how we could organize and store datasets for the long run. Because, yeah, we're a bit late on data management. So I work in a Machine Learning department and getting o
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by Mithriil 3y ago
That's a very good example of what I've been searching for! :) Thank you. It's quite logical to believe that digital collections are catalogued not through traditional codes, but through universally shared metadata.
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by Mithriil 3y ago
It usually takes time for a system to be changed by another better one across all libraries.
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by Mithriil 3y ago
Well, I guess it depends where you are. Unless all public libraries I went to in Québece Canada have a variant of Dewey Decimal... And no, I'm not seeking a surrogate to DDS, I'm searching for dataset cataloguing.
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by Mithriil 3y ago
Well, it could be related, but it is more a system designed for personal files and notes.
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by Mithriil 3y ago
Can you learn from other human beings? So can AI learn from other AIs.
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Ask HN: Is there an equivalent of the Dewey Decimal System for data collections?
27 points by Mithriil 3y ago|25 comments
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by Mithriil 4y ago
Location: Sherbrooke, Canada Remote: Certainly, yes. Willing to relocate: Yes! Technologies: Data science, statistics and visualization with Julia, R and Python. Some experience in EVM contract dev with Solidity. Mathematics, algorithms and
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by Mithriil 4y ago
Are Canadian application accepted? > To conform to U.S. Government space technology export regulations, including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) you must be a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident of the U.S., pro
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by Mithriil 5y ago
Please stop putting all cryptoassets together. Bitcoin is not equal to, say, Filecoin or Avalanche in many ways. For some cryptos, the tokens have an intrinsic value based on the service offered by the network. Filecoins will actually get y
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by Mithriil 6y ago
NFTs for video games objects (such as guns in Counter-Strike): 1. Can be traded on the chain the publisher integrated in their game, 2. Can be limited in numbers based on random drops, such that the publisher will not have infinite "pr
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by Mithriil 6y ago
Pointwise multiplication of, say, two density functions gives the likelihood function of two independent random variables with these densities. This function is not a density function, as you say, but is still an important object, as it is
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by Mithriil 6y ago
Sine and cosine can be negative. Density functions cannot, and thus, orthogonality of the density functions implies that they don't have the same support with probability 1, or, said otherwise, the measure of the intersection of their
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by Mithriil 7y ago
I may have found a partial answer to that, or at least a track to explore. I read some research articles from Robin Carhart-Harris on psylocibin/psylocin ("magic mushrooms") last year. The effect of psylocibin on the Default-
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by Mithriil 7y ago
My guess would be that the hyperparameters of neurons are somewhat already trained by evolution of the species the neurons come from. I assume that neurons are defined by their genetic and environment. Then if one reconstructs the environme
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by Mithriil 7y ago
Arweave looks promising at first, but by reading their yellow paper [1], we realize they want the storage to be permanent and immutable. It seems interesting for archives that are not gigantic in size, but for websites... [1] https:/&
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by Mithriil 7y ago
Using HN as a cluster of people with different knowledge and ideas seems like a good basis, although it might be a little too big. About idea sharing, I've seen some reluctant commenters on a "Ask HN" post about side incomes

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