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by ackbar03 2y ago
Thanks for that, that's super interesting. With quantum mechanics it's just infinity in the opposite direction, going infinitely small. My very pedestrian understanding is that the field of quantum mechanics came about because peo
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by ackbar03 2y ago
>To understand the universe, scientists look to its outliers. “You always want to know about the extreme cases — the special cases that lie at the edge,” Some of the books I've read recently touch upon things like quantum mechanics
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Which article do you recommend from this issue?
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by ackbar03 2y ago
These stories seem to be pretty common, where some species thought to be extinct suddenly shows up somewhere. Nature seems to usually find a way. That's a beautiful cat.
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I thought this was interesting > The marketing team’s plan was not to do anything and the night before we opened Facebook to the professional market (anyone with a @microsoft.com, @dell.com, etc…) I emailed TechCrunch to let Michael Arri
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by ackbar03 2y ago
What are these companies you speak of? I would like to take them over in a leveraged buyout, chain the employees to their desks, and make an immediate 9% return
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Where exactly are we with quantum computing? Last I remembered there was a lot of hooplah but the thing still wasn't working yet
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by ackbar03 2y ago
“Time is a flat circle. Everything we've ever done or will do, we're gonna do over and over and over and over again … for- ever.”
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by ackbar03 2y ago
The new York metro has pretty much become a prop location for tiktokers. They might as well make it an official partnership at this point and get some of their fare revenue back
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Maybe there should instead be lots of locally organized delivery services instead for areas within local radius? Wasn't there some guy who made a local version of some delivery service or something and was profitable on day one? I reme
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by ackbar03 2y ago
That sounds more like a ..um.. ransom than bounty..
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Make killer robots on the island of caldera
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by ackbar03 2y ago
We had to revisit linear regression multiple times in different courses for my undergrad classes. It's fascinating that optimality is provable using statistics and probability theory, although given assumptions hold of course. For my c
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by ackbar03 2y ago
at that point your just a rounding error
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by ackbar03 2y ago
>Adham and Morhaime fostered as non-hierarchical a structure as possible at Blizzard, such that everyone, regardless of their ostensible role — from programmers to artists, testers to marketers — felt empowered to make design suggestions
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I was kind of surprised he was gay
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I'm intrigued
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Oh snap!
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by ackbar03 2y ago
NWA come a long way
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Then it trots off looking for john connor cause the terminator films were in the training dataset
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Says cyberdildonics
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by ackbar03 2y ago
That is beyond dystopian
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by ackbar03 2y ago
yea those guys completely missed the bus. I worked on some AI image editing tool a few years back with a partner and we were constantly worried Photoshop was going to suddenly make us obsolete, which is now kind of funny looking at where th
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by ackbar03 3y ago
my favorite out of their YC videos. I really like the way those two think through things.
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by ackbar03 3y ago
This should really be a requirement for bio type related generative methods rather than a nice-to-have. A very high percentage of compounds generated by genai type methods have been shown not to work as intended. Anything without wetlab val
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by ackbar03 3y ago
whoever wrote that line of code has the coolest job in the world. try: launch_rocket() except: explode_rocket()
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by ackbar03 3y ago
There's a follow up book as well, The Antidote. I read both to learn more about the industry
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by ackbar03 3y ago
I think by definition we'd be officially out of the ice age then? If I remember my climate class accurately, average temperature out of ice age is significantly higher...
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Is this the same as uniform SO(N) sampling? I had to do something similar like this for some deep learning training method I was working on. I gave up
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by ackbar03 3y ago
of course, hindsight is 20/20, but... Why did they accept the deal with the investors?? That seems like a horrible deal? Google search shows they only raised $416mio total, roughly speaking anything above that and below $559mio the inv

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