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3y ago
“Behave” by Sapolsky
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3y ago
What amazes me is how close it gets to the right answer, though. Pick a random 10-digit number, then ask the next 20 numbers in sequence. I feel like the magic in these LLMs is in how they work well in stacks, trees or in seqence. They beco
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3y ago
If I do the research, will it change your mind?
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3y ago
ADL has diluted the meaning of anti-semitic to mean anyone who disagrees.
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afpx
3y ago
But, where do you find good schools? Teachers seem to spend 90% of their time with the ESL students and the ones with behavioral problems. My daughter is two grade levels above and is completely bored. What to do?
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3y ago
Damn, I lost a beta Black Lotus in ante (circa 1993).
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3y ago
If so many adults still feel like a kid, why do many seem guarded and overly serious?
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3y ago
People use "AGI" in different ways. The term has vague meaning. Some mean true intelligence. Some mean it can wash their dishes. That said, technology generally improves exponentially. So, where will we be in 5 years?
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LIGO Breaks the Quantum Limit
(scitechdaily.com)
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3y ago
I think Japan even passed a law allowing this.
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3y ago
Reminds me when my 6th grade history teacher taught from the old testament. Of course, with standardization maybe that doesn't happen much anymore.
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3y ago
How do you find products that don't have a lot of plastic waste in their manufacturing and supply chain?
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3y ago
Check out task-oriented manifolds that emerge from training. https://www.cell.com/neuron/pdf/S0896-6273(19)31044-X.pdf
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3y ago
Saudi princes are some of the largest buyers of PII. I even worked* for a company that would sell data to the US government, and then sell the Saudis the data on what data the US government was using. I have no idea what they are doing wi
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3y ago
Are you really efficient, too? When I see teams starting to work 60-70 hour weeks, I start looking for the underlying causes. Often, the system is just broken and people have to put in double effort to keep up. The data suggests that a typi
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3y ago
Not exciting at all, but the PMBOK is pretty good for laying out the responsibilities and competencies. Have a LLM spit out the outline and walk through each section.
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Except those parents that mainly teach from religious texts
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3y ago
Foreign Policy magazine is pretty good.
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3y ago
Could you create a new language using embeddings? A perfect Esperanto
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3y ago
A presentation of the facts, accounting for multiple perspectives with criticisms, with minimal editorializing or loaded language.
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3y ago
Any politically neutral articles for comparison?
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3y ago
Too complicated. A big part of UBI fwiu is reduction in administrative costs, overhead, etc. Plus people don’t want a bureaucrat or politician deciding who is qualified or not
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3y ago
I know enough people now that have lost significant money through crypto scams that it's tainted its appeal to me. As for the price of BTC - it's deflationary and its holders only have incentive to buy and hold as long as they can
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Pretty soon, we'll be forced to wear glasses so that companies get revenue when we look at something copyrighted. I understand copyright holder's complaints. Maybe we can meet in the middle - reduce copyright to 5-10 years.
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If a college group took an anti-Saudi stance, would people assume they're anti-Muslim?
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Biological and Artificial Neural Networks
(sciencedirect.com)
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It's pretty goood for me. It's saved me literally thosands of hours of work already. I ran a bunch of problems from Leetcode into it, and it got most of them right. Here's the b+tree implementation it gave me. I haven't
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I used to hear this wisdom when I was a kid. But, it hasn't been my experience. I'm not too picky, so I just buy the last year's model of the 3rd best car in its class with the lowest APR deal. I drive it until the warranty i
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I see a rendering of a vague apple in front of me, slightly up and to the right of my center vision toward my peripheral. The alpha is almost 0, but if I focus on it, the alpha turns up to maybe 0.02 and I can see low-resolution details. I
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3y ago
I imagine the near future will be launching a swarm of agents to accomplish a complex task and come back later when done. Right now, it is just doing the basics.
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