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akasakahakada
4y ago
Sorry but science community need more papers indeed. For example only successful novel results are being published, but not those others who are doing validation jobs. Although some are frauds, but their theory is new, they get passed. No o
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akasakahakada
4y ago
Well, we need efficient code and software more than the hardware. Everything nowadays is instantly slow.
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akasakahakada
4y ago
Halting peoblem only proved that "not all program can detect infinite loop". But as you see a while True loop without break, you immediately know that this program will never end. You know halting problem is not a problem at all
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akasakahakada
4y ago
The demonstration here is not working. The author should ask GPT-4 to provide a piece of code or so to disprove the convergence of 3n+1 problem, instead of in form of the usual vague unidirectional math exercise. Sometimes usage of the user
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Ask HN: Is the “as an AI language model” declaration useful?
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akasakahakada
4y ago
Legs and vitamin B. I suspect this special sickness due to the imbalanced food consumption. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thiamine_deficiency
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4y ago
Like the discussion in this Reddit post, many argue that there exist non-computable finite phenomenon without any valid reasoning. https://old.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/10s52md/i_final...
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Ask HN: What makes you think that there exist non-computable phenomenon?
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4y ago
Reading this, I don't see that you are awaring of any technological development in the whole history. AI is already being used in everywhere including the search for Aliens and cyber security.
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akasakahakada
4y ago
1. Ignore philosophical or humanities bullshits and turn to STEM field immediately. Especially invent stuff that is better and faster with greater efficiency. 2. Do the first one.
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4y ago
Reminds me this post. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35206034
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4y ago
Useless plugin do not devalue the usefull ones like math or 3DCAD plugin.
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Advanced math make my write faster code. My code always outperforms noobs' code by a factor of 10x-40000x, in single threaded pure python without numpy or so. And for some particular operations, my pure python implementation even outp
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4y ago
Undergraduate Physics: Matter and Interations https://www.amazon.com/Matter-Interactions-Ruth-W-Chabay/dp/... They merged modern physics and classical mechanics all together in a more comprehensible way. You don&#
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Ask HN: Do IT labor in the government know that they suck?
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4y ago
Here you are. The most famous unreadable shopping website design in Japan. Make sire you go the desktop version. https://item.rakuten.co.jp/kaguin/285232/
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People Used to Say LLM Cannot Understand Meaning of a Sentence
(old.reddit.com)
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I think maybe physical buttons. Pushing button is better than everything hidden behind nested menu on the screen. For example low-end TV's menu is insanely laggy nowadays because of the limited processing power of on board chip. And us
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4y ago
I will say it save more energy. Since intelligence is being accumulated inside the weights, we do not need to waste time on re-training students or robots again and again to do the same task. Think of that training a teacher take more than
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Agree. Earth as a whole do not lack human, just the matter of imbalanced distribution. More people simply means more pollution and waste. People should consider the idea of "continues growth" as an illness.
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Ask HN: How many of those philosophical chaims got debunked by GPT4
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