RandomLensman

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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
If a string produced from random noise gets compressed (because it has invariably some repetitions in it if long enough), is there any prediction? Even getting the probability distributions right doesn't get to any way to reliably to p
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
I think in the end, could always reframe any moral decision as risk management but not sure that is ultimately helpful. I have certainly seen decisions that were taken because it didn't "sit" right to do something (profitable
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Have you ever been in committees approving new products or perhaps certain transactions? These chains aren't necessarily that long. But "can", sure, things could fail etc. and some places are better than others at it.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
The people and procedures inside are the backstop.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Sorry, wasn't meant to be rude - maybe I missed it, but how are you pursuing that political stance actively rather than here writing about what you dislike about it? For example, are you active in a political party or business associat
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Can't speak to your issue in Austria with over 200 pages. Never encountered that in Germany. Germany has removed Meisterzwang for some areas - so there is that. If people want to regulate certain things they can, even if you don't
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Societies get to decide on their "traditions" and they need not be efficient - the "new world" has oddities there, too. (Not sure how guilds in cities relate to kings if we are talking about Handwerk, though.) If people
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Not the OP, but I don't think you can. The understanding someone manufacturing silicon has will be not be attainable by reading about it etc. Similar for QM, no replacement for doing (some of) the math yourself, be involved in experime
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Not wanting to move might have costs. Yes, local integration has value, but also means you had to stick around to get there - comes with a cost. And local people show plenty ability to protect things/stop building etc. The regulations
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
There has been at least indirect state support for some by support for the automotive industry. They might have gotten squeezed as a supplier but the ecosystem got help to keep moving.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Well, people could move to places with higher wages (e.g., cities), no? Being in a place where you could help shape local politics seems like a good move, no? What is the issue with "excellence in craft" as keeping "out the c
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
From a quick read: ECMWF and IBTrACS data - the former is model based (with measurement data crunched), the latter purely observational.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
What is rational? Who determines what is a true constraint vs a choice, etc.?
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Not sure how easy it is to create a connection to the main power grid without the required credentials.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Just wanting to cure cancer doesn't mean it would be accomplished - vote or not.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
So regardless of effort and result, AI use for image creation is wasted time for you?
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
I meant which fund is supposed to be AI heavy? RIEF? RIDA? Medallion? Aren't they all quant?
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Which fund would that be?
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Somewhat similar to 1992, which had a very hot August and 2nd half of July.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
What if you go through a couple of hours prompting and thinking to get to right image? What is the cutoff to "lazy" or "zero value"?
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Not necessarily disagreeing on writing/reading as such - and there is an understanding effect in writing, I think. That said, do you care in a similar way about important or interesting calculations being done by humans instead of mach
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
A collage made by Picasso is not associated as art?
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
So what about the use of the odd AI generated icon, not some extensive use?
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
That is one use. Images (incl. icons) can also be there to structure text and provide visual clues on what is where.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Should everyone draw their icons by hand, too?
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Getting an AI to create the imagine you want isn't necessarily easy.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
There was absolutely no possibility for Germany supporting the Russian invasion.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
NS1 had like 30% of German gas imports (Russia in total around 50%).
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
They reopened the pipeline after the planned maintenance. Then they said there was another issue and suspended supply indefinitely, and then the pipeline got destroyed.
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by RandomLensman 2mo ago
What exactly did Germany do when? You mean after a huge supply cut by Russia, Germany moved to reduce/end use of Russian gas?

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