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2y ago
Thank you for beating me to it. Astounding how those LessWrong dorks were able to revive the corpse of this dead end of epistemology after it was so thoroughly destroyed by Popper. And to what benefit.. sex crimes, massive financial fraud,
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2y ago
If this is the startup that finally unleashes AI spam bot articles and comments to the top of HackerNews, I'm gonna quit the internet and move into a log cabin.
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2y ago
There's a big difference between printing money to trick people into continuing to buy stuff while production is halted during a pandemic and massive investments in new energy sources and technology development and deployment.
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2y ago
What's SOTA for open source or on-device right now? I tried building a babelfish with o1, but the transcription in languages other than English are useless. When it gets it correct, the translations are pretty perfect and the voice res
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2y ago
That's awesome, I used your project dozens of times, it was always my first stop whenever I needed some funk for a project page. Thanks so much!
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2y ago
Okay, now you're just being disingenuous. There is plenty of actual evidence and a timeline of events in the linked article, and that's not what "Gish gallop" means.
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2y ago
There is quite a lot of evidence, it's a lie to say otherwise. I don't think there's a smoking gun, but there is a tremendous amount of circumstantial evidence. Some of it was outlined nicely here: https://www.nyti
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2y ago
Terrible that people have this attitude. Depleting natural wild salmon stocks is way, way worse than eating farmed salmon. For all it's faults, farmed salmon is a miracle.
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VSCode Automatic Update Is Breaking OS X Installs
(github.com)
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2y ago
Damn, this is cool. It pretty quickly developed cells, the light blue particles acting as a cell wall for the red and blue ones.
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2y ago
Really specific question, but can anybody explain what looks like a bodge resistor on the Star Fox cart (on the missing 74HCT04 chip in the bottom right)? Everything else is SMD, so it looks to me like they realized some mistake after produ
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2y ago
Jesus fuck. I guess the war machine is hungry again so they've fired all the people who made the cute dancing videos and brought in the nightmare engineers. I'm thinking more and more that that "Terminator" was the most
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3y ago
Are there similar changes at Montessori schools? Maybe they could try making school less like prison, with less mandatory pointless toil?
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Will Any Crap We Put into Graphene Increase Its Electrocatalytic Effect? (2020)
(pubs.acs.org)
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3y ago
I hope somebody gives this team access to the good data and a lot of crunch, I'd love to see what happens when you train the big fella.
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3y ago
I've become really obsessed with 'Miyawaki Forests' lately - small, dense, urban forests which can reach a mature state in only a few years. I hope they start showing up everywhere. Fuck minimum parking requirements, where ar
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3y ago
This is an absolute foot-cannon. Are we going to have to re-learn all the lessons of XSS filter evasion prevention?
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3y ago
There are social benefits as well. Not only did you get to dodge some tax, you got to make a donation to a museum, they'll throw you a little party, you get to meet the mayor, etc etc
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3y ago
I want one of those Japanese mini-trucks, but electric and US street legal. Make those for ~$10,000 and they'll sell like hot cakes.
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3y ago
I literally just `git add .` and let her rip. It's not pretty, I just git pretty much everything in my life.
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3y ago
Yeah, collaboration in music and video production is pretty unsolved. It often involves sharing huge files in GDrive/Dropbox, lots of project_latest_january_version_3_final_modified_updated.zip etc
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3y ago
Nice. I make music and use git for my files, but often hit the usual space limitations and I hate dealing with git-lfs. I think there's a big use case for Diversion and music/video production.
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3y ago
I've made a DeepShulgin but need somebody with some spare GPU cycles to do the 'big crunch'..
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3y ago
I've been using Mcfly, Autojump (j), and Ag (a) for so long I'm basically useless on systems where I don't have them. Wouldn't change it for the world.
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3y ago
Talk of the year in my opinion, these guys did such an incredible job.
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3y ago
> will probably be enough for most future people. There is a future historian reading this comment and screaming at you.
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3y ago
I've been thinking a lot about this too. I was thinking people should start collecting written histories of their recollections of the internet, so future historians can understand the dynamics which shaped their future-present, like t
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3y ago
I'd love to know more about the "random fluctuations" of spacetime. I thought the only "randomness" in the universe was nuclear decay. Where can I learn more about the "random fluctuations in the curvature of s
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The author is Spanish. I've noticed lots of ESL people using CGPT to polish their English, or to write their thoughts in their native language and translate them, and it all ends up coming out with corporate-robotic accent. Doesn'
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3y ago
The paper is linked in the article: https://peerj.com/articles/16349/ (also has a PDF download)
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