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Props to you. I'm impressed of what you were able to accomplish in such a short time. :)
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Feynman would say... Oh well, nevermind.
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Is video an evidence that can hold its weight in court? Deepfaked videos and voices etc... Video evidence won't mean anything in the future. So then what?
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4y ago
Yes, it's more of a design problem of some of these libraries though. Ideally, signalling shouldn't be retrofitted on normal variables. It assumes then that you overload variable access (assignment and reads). Then it's hard
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4y ago
People don't even know what consciousness is anyway. Maybe it's just biological multi-modal computations that aim at maximizing energy and stability of a given structure... (your atoms, then your molecules then your body, then you
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4y ago
A solution I thought about is documenting the architecture of your codebase. It's not just a lone developer problem. Jumping into a sizeable, foreign, codebase is always daunting for me because pieces are often inter-related.
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It depends on the previously installed default. When you 'go upgrade' your compiler, if telemetry was off it should stay off. No need to further specify in most cases. If telemetry was on, you might want to turn it off, however.
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They should simply allow for people to pick their default at installation. (so at download) Even better if the go tool were to have a `go update` with a `telemetry-off` flag or something. (and possibly a prompt to remind people otherwise th
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4y ago
Until you realize that part of you is a black box to others and only you have access to some of your internal state. So, yes and no. That's why self awareness, perhaps via proper meditation, although I thought it was some hippy shit at
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4y ago
I don't know if sound analysis (as in no false negatives or also precise as in no false positives) is just slow or if it depends on the language constructs and the amount of flow sensitive mutable state that is being tracked. Do you ha
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4y ago
Every action is reward driven and sel-interested. The suffering stems from the reward being external. If the reward is in the self or from the action itself, then there is less suffering. Self fulfillment. Less suffering only, to take into
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4y ago
Quite interesting. That's one more option to consider besides using wasm as an intermediary. Thinking about this as I'd like to call native android libraries.
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4y ago
I would be more interested if AI could interpolate drum breaks and create new ones for me. I produce hiphop and those 909 sounding drums seemed a bit bland for me.
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Interesting. I know that caffeine can induce psychosis and there is also caffeine in both tea and cacao. Got to be careful in consuming some of these foods and supplements (pre workouts etc, fat-burners) in large quantities. https:/&#
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Same, weirdly. Then I read the comments and was confused, lol.
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The way I understand it, the carpenter is disciplined here because they are motivated by the end goal. The goal being to create the best product they can to satisfy their clients. Discipline just ensures that this goal is reached. But one s
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If you're not motivated toward the end-goal, what do you apply your discipline to? Achieving a goal starts with motivation and continues thanks to motivation. Discipline is simply what keeps people on track and guarantees that the inte
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Seems like some people are motivated by discipline to me. :) I still think that without motivation, one doesn't do any thing. Discipline is simply how people reach the goal targeted by the initial spurt of motivation. It only works if
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4y ago
A take would be that you were motivated/incentivized. Discipline is what made you not fail. One can be motivated and still fail. Having fun is the best motivation still.
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4y ago
A home gym? When I used to not work from home, I was enrolled at a gym 2mn from the workplace. Would go after work while other were having drinks. Some of my colleagues would pause around noon. Some people can go before work and shower ther
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4y ago
It's okay. Soon it will all done by A.I. /joke Try another language if you're burnt on the ever changing ecosystem. I would consider Go (golang) for instance. The tooling is much simpler, so much so that you might not want to
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4y ago
Looks like a shiny new thing syndrome to me tongue-in-cheek ;) It's claimed to be fast for "initial page load". Remains to be seen if that's worth it for everything and if it remains as fast on subsequent navigations
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Agreed. Same experience. It can often ouput some falsities but when one knows what they are doing... It can accelerate coding quite a lot or be a great help in designing algorithms. Especially since it can ouput code. (from a statement of r
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Having half of the title is too triggering. That's not fair to the CS prof. Misleading. But to comment on the article, although I've encountered several falsities in chatgpt output, I'm still very surprised that it could devi
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4y ago
Show me an interaction between two dolphins and I'll be very unlikely to simulate what they feel/experience. For an AI, that would probably be the same except we are the dolphins in that case. Besides, as you hint, you still have
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Yes, the issue is that they don't actually pick up the book. Their experience of the real world is too limited to have valid inferences. The same way a human being born without any sense but hearing wouldn't be able to interact
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That's not really self experience though. The same way, I can read about historical events but I probably haven't experienced these events. So the AI might not be able to realize/derive new causations, mostly able to find out
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If you use dom fragments, in recent browsers, it's up to par.
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The difference is not really between speaking and thinking but processing data with and without experience. An AI doesn't have experience so doesn't encode things such as empathy very well. Because it doesn't infer rules base
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4y ago
Chat is the French word for cat anyway...
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