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by arolihas 3y ago
Shelter has become trendy I guess.
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by arolihas 3y ago
Have you seen Allegro? It can be used in LAMMPS simulations. https://github.com/mir-group/allegro
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by arolihas 3y ago
Or maybe there is something going on with the way you argue. It takes two to tango.
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by arolihas 3y ago
Don't lie so people can trust you.
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by arolihas 3y ago
If you did that with all the colors of the rainbow, do you think that is anywhere near the experience of seeing the color red? It seems pretty clear to me that it doesn't even come close and isn't remotely relevant.
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by arolihas 3y ago
Are you asserting you don't have any subjective experience? Or that you only feel like you have a subjective experience and it doesn't actually exist?
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by arolihas 3y ago
Yeah I don't understand what the original commenter is thinking if he's going to insist that this is actually some sort of centrist joke. I really don't want to assume the worst here.
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by arolihas 3y ago
This isn't moderate in my mind. Only a Nazi or a complete fool would try to equivocate genocidal ideologies with current leftist rhetoric.
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by arolihas 3y ago
A lot of people either seem to not understand that science is focused on testable models of phenomenon and not the actual phenomenon itself, or they refuse to believe any such meaningful distinction exists.
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by arolihas 3y ago
Who said anything about betrayal? All the more reason to hate on ads/marketing then.
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by arolihas 3y ago
So Nazis were conscious of race because they wanted to commit genocide. Left wingers are conscious of race because they want to eradicate social inequities. Yeah, personally I wouldn't waste my time trying to downplay this sort of disc
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by arolihas 3y ago
Can you explain what this would be satirizing?
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by arolihas 3y ago
A little skeptical of your claims but I couldn't help but notice this concept spelled out beautifully in a sci-fi movie 10 years ago. "It's like I'm reading a book... and it's a book I deeply love. But I'm read
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by arolihas 3y ago
Thanks for sharing! That's really cool and helpful, I've noticed my own linear algebra is shaky and what you described seems like one of the better ways to use ChatGPT.
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by arolihas 3y ago
I feel like I always hear these types of anecdotes pop up but concrete specific details are rarely shared.
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by arolihas 4y ago
There is a huge difference between a human saying they like ice cream and an LLM saying they like ice cream, but that seems to get completely disregarded in these types of discussions. Which leads to people making very wild declarations tha
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by arolihas 4y ago
Racism also plays a part.
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by arolihas 4y ago
It's possible if you're way of making lots of money doesn't involve scamming or exploiting people.
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by arolihas 4y ago
People have socialized forever, social media hasn't changed anything. People have been bartering forever, ecommerce hasn't changed anything. People have been talking forever, email and IRC hasn't changed anything.
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by arolihas 4y ago
These people don’t have to think about SEO because it’s already been embedded into them. BS corporatespeak at their very core, the perfect type to sell interview gaming.
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by arolihas 4y ago
Why is it so easy for you to disregard any kind of power/leverage relationship about labour and employment?
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by arolihas 4y ago
When the only perceived options are to swindle or be swindled, what are people supposed to aspire to?
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by arolihas 4y ago
There's nothing wrong with the principle itself. I'm obviously not a fan of slavery etc. Just when people narrow in on it and act like it's the only priority/thing worth talking about. I was trying to criticize the myopi
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by arolihas 4y ago
It's easier to not care about anything if you decide your only principle is "the free association of people". It's one of the easiest ways to do whatever you want in your life and not give a damn about the impact it has
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by arolihas 4y ago
I like Valentine's as well.
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by arolihas 4y ago
I am surprised those lines were in there. The point could have easily been made without an anecdote about the author recommending to fire an employee who is taking care of their family. Seems needlessly cruel and detracts from the message.
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by arolihas 4y ago
Can you explain why? What relevance does his wife's stay at home work have to someone else trying to get tenure? Do you think he doesn't appreciate his wife and that rubs you the wrong way?
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by arolihas 4y ago
5% gpu utilization was just an analogy carmack used, he clarified in an edit to the post.
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by arolihas 4y ago
People on hackernews, for self-evident reasons, tend to not be receptive to the argument that some technologies shouldn't be made.
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by arolihas 4y ago
Really exciting stuff! There is a neat blog post by Generate Biomedicine at https://generatebiomedicines.com/chroma . Note that all of their proteins are in silico, whereas the Baker lab preprint has experimental validation

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