XMPPwocky

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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
" by the same people that believe whatever they're told by anyone in authority, and then feel the urge to pass it on to others without critical thought." respectfully, what the hell is this bit doing in your post?
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
In fact, humans will be running at relativistic speeds within this century, risking the total destruction of the Earth if they should ever trip over something and fall down. Scary stuff. And it's not science fiction- it's based on
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Absolutely agree. When I was a kid, I took a MOOC (MITx 6.002x) because I was interested in EE. They said calculus was a prerequisite, which I didn't know yet, but I went ahead anyways; every time the course required calculus, I'd
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
The existence of sentient AGIs would certainly have wide-ranging impacts on the law! This case is not about sentient AGIs.
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
But bigger fixed-length instructions mean more I$ pressure, right?
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
What stops an attacker from uploading their own firmware that dumps out everything in OTP?
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
I have UI to enter a custom URL for search in Firefox for Android, with no extensions beyond Privacy Badger, Unhook, and uBlock Origin- interesting.
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Are the activation functions truly different, or just different parameter values to one underlying function?
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
I see no sibling comment here even with showdead on, but I could buy that (there's a lot of papers and only so many parameters, after all- but you'd think GPT-4o's search stuff would help, maybe a little better prompting coul
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Every now and then, I'll actually sort of believe an article like this. Then I go and test the current models on things like semantic search. For instance - The Hough transform detects patterns with certain structure in images, e.g. ci
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Thank you, this is very interesting!
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Fascinating, thank you!
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Do people go on dating sites to look at "hotties"? I've heard there are better websites to do that, many free of charge! (Not a rhetorical question - as a queer person who's never used a dating site or app and who&#x27
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Is this (genes physically close together, but not contiguous, being affected by the same/related promoters) something commonly seen? I'd love to learn more about it if so!
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
For multimodal input , okay, I can see the argument. But since, as you said, training on generated data can be almost worse than useless, what's the point of generating it? If I had these concerns as OpenAI, I'd be pushing hard t
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
> It’s clearly not in final form. In 1978, people couldn’t see the use of home computers. In 1988, most people were saying the same thing about email. In 1998, most people were saying the same thing about the internet. Give it a few more
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
How so? We've built huge amounts of infrastructure (parking being the obvious one) to explicitly enable people to have cars in city centers- stop doing that and my gut (scientific, I know!) says that'll get you most of the way the
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
And for me on Firefox on Android, it renders as a blank space!
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Did you reply to the right post? You say "it's your responsibility to hold them accountable for their actions and to check at that level"- but all I see in the parent comments is people discussing politics . People saying &q
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
How so? To my ears, "we need to accept significant degradations in the availability of electricity" is a deeply pessimistic statement.
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Where can I read more about this?
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Why do you think so?
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
Yeah- I started being "flexible" with contractions in casual online speech years ago as a joke, but now it's just sort of part of my "dialect". That and cursed multiple contractions; at least I'ven't'
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
For board you didn't design, PCBite probes work, but can be fiddly especially when you have several've them in a small area.
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
I have a really good counter-argument to everything you've said, but I'm too scared to mention it- as you can see, my original post got downvoted
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
If you look further down in the paper, they mention the variables they adjusted for: > [..] all models were adjusted for sex, birth year, area-level urbanicity, area-level morbidity, area-level educational level, area-level employ- ment
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
> And the big one that's everywhere today that you can't talk about. If you're not going to say what you actually think, why hint at it?
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
> Math is hard, and hard things can only be mastered through discipline. There are certainly some things you can only learn effectively by doing them a lot . There are also other things that you've sort of got to learn by rote memo
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
No, not really. It's less a decompilation and more a specialization of a dynamic recompiling (JIT) emulator w/ this specific ROM - the performance increase is dramatically less than a true emulation would be. For example, an &qu
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by XMPPwocky 2y ago
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