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by brokensegue 10mo ago
I don't think this particular discussion has to do with the idea of knowledge. We're discussing whether human experts had previously deciphered the sections
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
That isn't what the claim is about. I mean I don't think the source is particularly convincing but the claim is that it figured out the significance of the text not the literal meaning of the words
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
this isn't a peer reviewed journal article though. do you have expertise in the field to say whether an expert would be able to decipher this?
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
why?
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
ownership through funds shouldn't count
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
you can also do this with JPEGs. se my repo https://github.com/derenrich/hdr-steganography
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
Depression correlates with dementia. As do many drugs to treat various psychiatric conditions
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
What about this data https://innovationgraph.github.com/global-metrics/git-pushes
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
how do you quantitatively measure day-to-day quality? only thing i can think is A/B tests which take a while to evaluate
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
I don't know people are saying it's useful. Just interesting
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
yeah that's just a bad definition. nobody would describe painting for fun as "vanity". vanity metrics make sense because in business the goal is to make money. in life that is not the goal.
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
RCTs are expensive and sometimes possible. We do these studies first. The paper says >Our study suggests the importance of further research investigating the role of coffee consumption in biological ageing.
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Show HN: Paperclip Maximizer Bench(d.erenrich.net)
1 points by brokensegue 10mo ago|0 comments
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by brokensegue 10mo ago
i assumed nano banana was just a tool that gemini 3 used though i don't know
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Amazon Nova Playground(nova.amazon.com)
2 points by brokensegue 11mo ago|0 comments
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by brokensegue 11mo ago
I never got value from him
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Count of Git Pushes Globally(innovationgraph.github.com)
4 points by brokensegue 11mo ago|0 comments
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by brokensegue 11mo ago
they don't know that?
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by brokensegue 11mo ago
i don't know the answer but i'm curious why you want to know
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by brokensegue 11mo ago
sounds like you agree that when people say "AI" they aren't referring to the concept in a narrow sense.
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by brokensegue 11mo ago
I know what you're saying. But what you are describing isn't "AI". It isn't even "LLMs". It's one particular use of that technology. I was trying to zoom in on exactly what people don't like.
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What people mean when they say "I hate AI"(derenrich.medium.com)
4 points by brokensegue 11mo ago|6 comments
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by brokensegue 1y ago
Generating code will always be more performant and reliable than this. Just consider the security implications of this design...
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by brokensegue 1y ago
or that just connected over usb and acted as a usb display adapter
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by brokensegue 1y ago
I don't get your suggestion. How does the database tie into speech to text?
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by brokensegue 1y ago
ketamine?
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by brokensegue 1y ago
I don't get how this is the only comment that doubts how their proofs work. There is zero detail or explanation of what they are proving
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by brokensegue 1y ago
it's the best way we've found so far?
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by brokensegue 1y ago
i think you're comparing apples and oranges. that they have so far failed to steal any coins does not mean anything with regards to this discussion
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by brokensegue 1y ago
stealing other data is less lucrative. i'm not confident someone could empty my bank account even with my username/password

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