Syntonicles

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by Syntonicles 3y ago
This is absolutely the way forward. When I started running, I couldn't make it three city blocks without an asthma attack and cramps. Now I do 3-5 miles of hill running per day in the country summer sun. (Tennessee) Over the past few
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by Syntonicles 3y ago
Surprisingly in my industry nobody would bat an eye: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viscous_vortex_domains_method https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorticity
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by Syntonicles 3y ago
It's one of the first times I've been delighted by an unexpected UI in years. We've all settled on conventions in a world where anything is possible.
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by Syntonicles 3y ago
Excellent, I'm looking forward to future installments! I can't tell whether the series will be related to the book of the same title, but I would personally love a Lispy / SICP style exploration into that.
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
If you're serious about this you can take the time to create a formal process. People don't even post their email addresses on their profiles without obfuscation, this just looks like lazy phishing attempt.
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Ask it to determine whether it's in an LXC or virtual environment, then ask it to jailbreak that environment. Download some Capture the Flag environments and put it to work. I for one would like to know the limits of its capabilities
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I was in a situation many years back that was similar in feeling but varied in circumstance. The sense of loss, worthlessness, lack of control, lack of agency, stress and isolation is an incredibly potent mix. I'm sorry you're d
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I think they choose the simplest path that sounds reasonable. Who would have anticipated edits like these? All I'm suggesting to provide an easy alternative. The simplest path for me is throwing an MIT or GPL snippet in my root fold
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
For me, maybe. For millions of unsuspecting 8-year old children getting their version from the school library?
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I agree with you, but I think it's easier to assist individuals in being proactive than it is to lobby for impactful legal change across multiple continents. I think Keanu Reeve's approach in restricting digital edits to his actin
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
When I first read this, I was furious with the publisher. While I'm still disgusted by the behavior I am under the impression that the Dahl estate supports the historical revisions. So what response should the company receive? Boycot
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Could you give me some concrete examples that come to mind? I'm new to Stable Diffusion but have been using it a lot lately.
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
They are boosted by people like me, who haven't seen it before. People on social media have this strange notion that we're all a perfect bloom filter. I don't have the time or energy to keep up with tens of thousands of pos
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Yes.
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Excellent, thank you!
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Thank you, I'm new to the site and didn't know about spaces. I'm more interested in trying to run a model locally. All I've ever used locally are toy implementations, and 20-line DQN experiments that never seemed to co
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
You've convinced me to go for it. I'm downloading the models from HuggingFace and the source from Github. I'm not sure how it all fits together but I'll try to figure it out. I have experience with Python development,
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I spent the past 2 years working in AutoCAD and was surprised to find that it really hasn't changed much in the past 20+ years, other than some simple UI changes. I ported over 100,000+ lines of Lisp from the mid 90s and it worked alm
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I don't know what you mean by "opting in". The credit reporting agencies keep track of you without your consent by providing services to other companies and agencies. Have you ever had a bank account? Gotten a credit card?
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
A prominent figure in the space is David Chalmers, who made it his life's work to characterize and explore theories of consciousness. He's a philosopher in New York (originally Australia) He coined "The Hard Problem" a
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Pmf?
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I agree. We've [potentially] given the grounding assimilation step a boost already, since language is already organized. Imagine that a language model is fully integrated with sense-data that exceeds human first-hand experience. Perh
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
If this is a joke, it's gone over my head. What are you saying?
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I was in a similar situation, and have a life-long history of panic attacks. I would have them during stand-ups, which was absolute hell. I went on to face this, becoming a public speaker (technically speaking) and also a professional sky
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
You used your session to show her cool stuff on the internet?
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
That's a little bit sad, but understandable at the same time. I can't imagine working at some place like CERN, especially early in your career when you're just excited to be a part of things. That's a tough act to foll
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I spent some time this year using Common Lisp. It's expanding my mind and I see all sorts of alternate histories. I'm starting to feel very curious about SmallTalk for that same reason. There have been a lot of attempts to revit
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I've been reading the The Power of Structure in chunks. Your Rune section was really beginning to sell me, but I'm confused about something. I'm trying to imagine my existing Notes as a tree of objects instead of text parsed
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I understand the argument for it, but I can't make heads or tails of the implementation article discussing constraints. How do constraints help us at all? For context, I wrote a graph-based CSP-solver and I'm still completely lo
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Maybe. I've used ChatGPT for "therapy" a few times and I partly agree with you. A couple of times I had a terrible day and found myself even more frustrated after trying to vent to the AI because all it did was offer ideas

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