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by agnishom 9mo ago
The LLMs does assist the adept researchers in crafting their manuscript, but I do not think it makes the quality much better. My objection is not that they are the "wrong people". They are just regular people with excellent tools
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by agnishom 9mo ago
In the field of Programming Languages and Formal Methods, many of the top journals and conference proceedings are open access
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by agnishom 9mo ago
> whether there should be limits to the democratization of science? That is an interesting philosophical question, but not the question we are confronted with. A lot of LLM assisted materials have the _signals_ of novel research without
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2 points by agnishom 9mo ago|0 comments
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by agnishom 9mo ago
You raise a good point, and I think USians should do all of it: generally encrypt communication, try to conceal as much metadata as they can AND put up mesh networks. It is not the right threat model until it is. That said, I never said tha
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by agnishom 9mo ago
This should be a lesson for all of us. We should start building and maintaining lightweight mesh networks, just in case. We shouldn't take the world of cooperating ISPs and Meta and Cloudflare and Google and AWS for granted.
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by agnishom 9mo ago
Keep in mind that the answer to this question is likely multifaceted. That is, there isn't going to be one killer policy or app or attitude or event which will solve this problem, but it would require a multi-pronged approach.
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by agnishom 9mo ago
https://isomorphism.xyz
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by agnishom 9mo ago
While this could (today's instance was not particularly mind blowing) be interesting, I don't like the idea of calling a trivia based on historical facts a puzzle
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by agnishom 10mo ago
> LLMs tokenize English words efficiently. Symbols like {, }, === fragment into multiple tokens. Words like "plus", "minus", "if" are single tokens. The insight seems flawed. I think LLMs are just as capable
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by agnishom 10mo ago
this is the "is all knowledge propositional knowledge" question
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by agnishom 10mo ago
Wait, you can write full blogs on Twitter now?
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by agnishom 10mo ago
Do people have social interactions with their barista?
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by agnishom 11mo ago
I am not so sure about the "keep all that pondering to yourself buddy" point. The world would be a better place with a little more epistemic humility.
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by agnishom 11mo ago
Can we do "Measuring USDefaultism in Claude" next?
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by agnishom 11mo ago
(epistemic status: frustrated, irrational) This is what happens when they decide that all the budget should be spent on AI stuff rather than solid infra and devops
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by agnishom 11mo ago
One could just use the math fragment of typst, no? https://typerino.com/
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by agnishom 11mo ago
Great point. Touché
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by agnishom 11mo ago
At the very least names should be unique strings, preferably pronouncable
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by agnishom 11mo ago
Isn't "nemawashi" just a term for building rapport and sensible networking practices, but in Japanese?
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by agnishom 11mo ago
I don't think there is something inherently patronizing about this. But this tone seems like the most generic possible American corporate faux-friendly tone. In order to sound truly friendly, one has to break the script
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by agnishom 11mo ago
I would like to see some interesting code examples showcasing the main features.
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by agnishom 1y ago
lets say that that adding Anubis does the job of adding 10 seconds of extra compute for the bot when it tries to access my website. Will this be enough to deter the bot/scraper?
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by agnishom 1y ago
by how much? I don't understand the cost model here at all.
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by agnishom 1y ago
Exactly. I don't understand what computation you can afford to do in 10 seconds on a small number of cores that bots running on large data centers cannot
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by agnishom 1y ago
I can't find the "Pricing" button on the webpage anywhere. I don't want "Free", I want a situation where I can buy and own a perpetual license for the software.
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by agnishom 1y ago
The author makes great points
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2 points by agnishom 1y ago|0 comments
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by agnishom 1y ago
That's true, but this still gives OP some level of control
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by agnishom 1y ago
> I mainly attended group study sessions in order to spend more time with the attractive singles This is the plot of the brilliant tv show _Community_

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