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MrCoffee7
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This sounds like a terrible idea. I guess people have already forgotten about the East Palestine, Ohio train derailment carrying hazardous materials and the disaster it caused for that town https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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10mo ago
It looks like increased ChatGPT error rates are a fairly common event over time: https://status.openai.com/history
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10mo ago
It looks like you can't actually navigate to see the weblink of a specific poster from your app unless you registered for the NeurIPS conference?
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11mo ago
This is a great application and seems to give much better answers than trying to figure this out yourself by looking at Google Scholar information.
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11mo ago
They haven't gone down - it is just that they are being disclosed less. Groups like this one track this: https://www.idtheftcenter.org
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11mo ago
What does this weblink do - it seemed to change my Hacker News feed and the articles in it that I was seeing?
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11mo ago
The conclusion of this article is false. There are many counterexamples to it. Just one example - an AI generated song topped the Spotify chart https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2025/11/20/a
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11mo ago
Why isn't there a dependency graph for the example paper "Sheaf Cohomology of Linear Predictive Coding Networks"?
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11mo ago
I wonder if the field of AI and ML need to develop additional awards and prized beyond the current ones? For example, in the field of math one of the reasons that additional prizes and awards were developed after the Fields Medal was becau
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11mo ago
So does Jürgen Schmidhuber feel like the Rosalind Franklin of AI? Are there very many other AI and ML researchers who feel similarly overlooked for their contributions and that their ideas have been plagiarized? I'm also curious about
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https://archive.ph/K1sNB
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https://udlbook.github.io/udlbook/
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11mo ago
It looks like a great tool. It would be even better if the mindmap feature integrated URLs and images for even better explanations.
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11mo ago
There is no feedback button and no search tool for it.
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11mo ago
Clickbait!
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Mainframes in the early 1980s allowed people to access computer power via interactive terminals instead of sitting at a keypunch machine creating large decks of punched cards to take over to a card reader machine. This was before personal
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11mo ago
see this "How Similar Are Grokipedia and Wikipedia? A Multi-Dimensional Textual and Structural Comparison" https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26899
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You can still ask questions for medical advice. You just need to phrase the question more like a hypothetical one instead of making it obvious that you are asking for yourself.
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1y ago
same error here - they probably crashed because of inadequate server capacity
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1y ago
https://guides.lib.uiowa.edu/online_encyclopedias
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I don't understand how your editor is supposed to work and it does not have online help? For example, how can I place my cursor at a particular place in the document and begin editing the text around my cursor location?
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What assumptions do the articles make about the previous level of understanding of physics that the reader has? Also, I'm a bit lost and find the articles not so "clear" when I just jump in to read a random one - is there a
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Google's AI search overview is designed to quickly pull and summarize information from its massive web index, while ChatGPT search focuses on providing detailed conversational responses that may require more processing time. The speed
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This sounds like doomscrolling on steroids.
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A lot of the ratings numbers seem so close together that I'm not sure whether the difference between them is semantically and statistically significant?
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I doubt that would happen in the U.S. - it seems like there would be too many liability issues around the possibility of innocent bystanders getting injured by a drone in pursuit of someone. Also, a lot of employees are getting crap wages
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How does Windows ML compare to just using something like Ollama plus an LLM that you download to your device (which seems like it would be much simpler)? What are the privacy implications of using Windows ML with respect to how much of you
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Books aren't really going to help you lose weight but joining a program will. I recommend TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) which has many local chapters across the U.S. and costs much less than Weight Watchers.
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1y ago
What algorithms does Wiserank use to rank creativity in papers?
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I think there is a strong possibility that the worsened geolocation abilities will continue as there is a tradeoff in AI models between accuracy and AI safety/risk concerns. AI companies will be under increasing pressures to boost AI
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