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by aantix 3y ago
Thoughts on Adenoviruses as being a root cause of obesity? https://www.geneticlifehacks.com/weight-loss-genetics-obesit... "Interestingly, animal studies show that the gain in fat mass is not due to eating more or movi
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Will Tesla be the one to solve self driving?
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I don’t know if revealing one’s inner experience is part of their culture. In the 1800s as many as 90% of the people were farmers. And they only could feed 3-5 people on a single farmers output. Horribly inefficient. No wonder large familie
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by aantix 3y ago
Validating and updating memory is an interesting problem with an LLM. Is it true that the next iteration of GPT is being trained with artificial data and that data is being validated by GPT-3.5? That LLMs may hallucinate but when prompted a
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Why would we want an avatar vs a real video stream of the actual person?
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by aantix 3y ago
I think we’re in our infancy about determining root cause of most of our ailments. Your comment reminded me of this recent write up. Adenoviruses: Causing Weight Gain and Obesity https://www.geneticlifehacks.com/weight-loss-
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by aantix 3y ago
Martin, small commits interrupt flow, contain intermediary trains of thought that aren’t relevant, and decompose the entirety of the feature in to unrecognizable pieces removing all wholistic meaning. Stop doing it.
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by aantix 3y ago
Your incentives are not everyone else's incentives. If someone chooses to dedicate their life to a particular domain - they sacrifice through hard work, they make hard-earned breakthroughs, then they get to dictate how their work will
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by aantix 3y ago
The point is if you stop giving proper credit, people stop publicly publishing. Would you keep publishing articles if five people immediately stole the content and put it up on their site, claiming ownership of your research? Doubtful.
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That's fine. Solve it a different way. OpenAI doesn't just get to steal work and then say "sorry, not possible" and shrug it off. The NYTimes should be suing.
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"Now displaying 3 citations out of ~150,000,000.." [1] http://web.archive.org/web/20120608192927/http://www.google.... [2] https://steemit.com/online/@jaroli/how-googl
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It looks like the published paper managed to include plenty of citations. https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/153216 As it should be.
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Any citation would be a good start. For complex subjects, I'm sure the citation page would be large, and a count would be displayed demonstrating the depth of the subject[3]. This is how Google did it with search results in the early d
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by aantix 3y ago
Can you imagine spending decades of your life, studying skin cancer, only to have some $20/month ChatGPT index your latest findings and spit out generically to some subpar researcher: "Here's how I would cure melanoma!"
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We're trying to solve AGI but can't solve sources/citations?
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It's possible. Perplexity.ai is trying to solve this problem. E.g. "Japan's App Store antitrust case" https://www.perplexity.ai/search/Japans-App-Store-GJNTsIOVSy...
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Why can't AI at least cite its source? This feels like a broader problem, nothing specific to the NYTimes. Long term, if no one is given credit for their research, either the creators will start to wall off their content or not create
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by aantix 3y ago
Ruby and Python are the only two ecosystems that seem to prioritize developer happiness. They're a pleasure to work with. So they're not going to die anytime soon.
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IIRC, 90% are farmers. Each farm can output enough food for five other people if all things go right (weather, health, etc). That’s horrible efficiency. Stories of families with ten kids and even the little ones having adult responsibilitie
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by aantix 3y ago
Always research, never a real product. Back to using Runway. Google is going to have to start getting courageous and really productize the work, and let the real world interact and decide. At this point these academic exercises aren’t cutti
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by aantix 3y ago
A steak has 58mg of Magnesium. The rda for a male is 400+mg. Unless you’re eating tons of pumpkin seeds everyday, everyone is missing the mark. And magnesium deficiency is implicated in depression, anxiety, etc.
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It’s replaced Google for me, for most queries. It’s just so much more efficient in getting the answers I need. And it makes a great pair programmer partner.
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Because of Google’s walled research strategy, they now appear to be an antiquated company. Gemini does nothing. Even if it were comparable to GPT-4, they’re late to the party. OpenAI is blazing the path now.
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I developed a GPT-based virtual therapist, for myself. It utilizes the new GPTs functionality. It's meant to help with processing and coming to peace with past events. https://chat.openai.com/g/g-i283Q1fZr-bringing
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They publish but don't share. Who cares about your cool tech if we can't experience it ourselves? I don't care about your blog writeup or research paper. Google is locked behind research bubbles, legal reviews and safety che
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Hmmm.. Seems like summarizing/extracting information from Youtube videos is a place where Bard/Gemini should shine. I asked it to give me "the best quotes from..." a person appearing in the video (they are explicitly in
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Why does Gates get credibility? He hasn't programmed for decades. His relevant business decisions were 2+ decades ago. He's a proponent of a plant-based diet - looks very unhealthy. He's the Oprah Winfrey of technology.
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The new Turbo 8 allows you to just re-render your page, and using DOM morphing, it will just figure out which divs to update.
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In some weird way, I hope Google fails and is dethroned. Whenever I’m searching for a website, and my query is pretty close to the domain, it will show me the paid ad for the site first, not the organic result (which is also that same doma
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Eventually you have to make a decision though? Even if it’s the wrong decision? Our time is finite.

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