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by an-allen 3y ago
Having made the trek myself, and seeing one, in my opinion, of the great wonders of the modern world… I can certify that i would not drive there to just experience science museum stuff. Driving in puerto rico is terrifying, and up that hill
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by an-allen 3y ago
As a software engineer, I think it has to be done. The heres my platform - I cant control who or how folks use it, and have no responsibility of that mentality creates harm… lots of it.
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by an-allen 3y ago
Because ML facial recognition training sets are notorious for being biased in this way. How a law enforcement organisation and judge could set bail on a person from a biased ML algorithm alone is asanine.
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by an-allen 3y ago
Wow this is infuriating. There are so many people in this supply chain that I feel bear moral responsibility for this. From the engineers who have built the ML model for use in this way, to the engineers who designed and built the applicati
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by an-allen 3y ago
Mythbusters Pig Diving Suit pretty much explains what happens. Its gross.
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by an-allen 3y ago
Its been a week now since I deleted reddit. I have 7.5 hours per week back! Amazing move, highly recommend.
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by an-allen 3y ago
My favourite CMC quote. The evil of automation. “You can find meanness in the least of creatures, but when God made man the devil was at his elbow. A creature that can do anything. Make a machine. And a machine to make the machine. And evil
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by an-allen 3y ago
I think they use the language “opportunity cost” which would imply to me its a lost ad revenue figure instead of an infra figure. Its fuzzy math at best.
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by an-allen 3y ago
I second this. I’ve deleted all the social media, except Reddit. When I see an organisation acting like this - its toxicity. Deleting reddit. I look forward tothe hours of my life back. Bye bye.
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by an-allen 3y ago
Justin, I don't know who you are but I’m so glad you are there. Ive be bombarded with tax the rich posts on a variety of my news outlets and theres always this echo chamber of supporters who are incapable of understanding that taxes ju
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by an-allen 4y ago
This is the answer. The power of the hundred billon plus models is that they can exhibit in context learning. By providing more examples in the context the output improves.
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by an-allen 4y ago
surely this purely has to do with the examples in the training corpus. I reckon SVG will have more illustrative content and as a result a more accurate representation. I reckon with the right examples in the prompt to take advantage of in-c
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Giving ChatGPT Control(medium.com)
1 points by an-allen 4y ago|2 comments
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by an-allen 4y ago
This tool setups a controller harness that enables ChatGPT the ability to Google and Fetch content from URLs in order to keep its responses up to date.
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by an-allen 4y ago
So the idea of shorting that capacitor… how did you reason that doing that would keep that chip from starting?
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by an-allen 4y ago
Ah that’s freaking great. I remember taking the purity test when I matriculated to Rice (decades ago). I remember having one of the lower scores amongst the good folk, but not obscene. Something like maybe a 50 or so… always good to see how
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by an-allen 4y ago
This all presupposes that the government is an efficient user of capital, when its pretty clear its not. Heavy taxes on the rich, means that capital investments that a rich person might finance, become government programmes and bureaucracie
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by an-allen 4y ago
Same for me. This only started happening in the last 4-6 weeks. Prior to that it was relatively stable.
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by an-allen 5y ago
What does optimal stopping in particular the rule of 37% tell us about the waste generated via a 7x interview process?
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by an-allen 5y ago
So yea you put the neurons in a hot cast iron skillet, with a nice mix of butter and onions and viola - fried neurons. You can use this to baste most white meats like chicken, pork, or fish. Just please be aware that some nervous system mat
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by an-allen 5y ago
Isn’t his partner like 92 and still spreading the good word? Folks want to link his chem experimentation to negative health outcomes to justify their own “drugs are bad mkay” beliefs. In the end, he literally cataloged all the chems and li
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by an-allen 5y ago
Neural Networks are nothing but math. Zeros and ones manipulated by a CPU. There is nothing remotely conscious here. They are literally the product of linear algebra. If neural networks are even slightly conscious then that means every line
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by an-allen 5y ago
There is some footage from the ground. The space footage is time lapse so it happened a lot slower in real time. It was actually multiple eruptions in rapid succession in random directions. I have not seen one of the initial eruption though
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by an-allen 5y ago
Ah an immutable blog! A feature literally no one wants and no one has asked for!
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by an-allen 5y ago
Shannon be damned! The only way I can surely transmit the highest quality 1 and 0 over a noisy channel isn't through clever encoding and parity checking... its only with high quality copper. Otherwise my 1's and 0's will cert
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by an-allen 5y ago
Lovely effort. Looks like the approach to the first one is just programatic, procedural updates to a variable. Was hoping to see some training of a model to produce outputs. Good effort nonetheless!
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by an-allen 5y ago
Safe at standstill. How about seismic resilience? Surely a leaning building isnt exactly well tested seismically.
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by an-allen 5y ago
Chemical Addiction != scrolling facebook
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by an-allen 5y ago
“metric tensor of spacetime”… When I hear a series of words that I feel sound like bullshit I Google them. And, like you I felt this paragraph felt like a healthy bit of BS but was surprised that this paragraph is pretty much the Wiki defin
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by an-allen 6y ago
I think IEEE has had it right for several decades now - Computational Intelligence. I’ll never forget when my undergrad research adviser in Artificial Neural Networks and Self Organising Maps (circa 2003) corrected me - “we call it computat

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