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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
I think our society has become so efficient that we definitely need Bullshit jobs to keep the economy going. Please Uncle Sam print money and give it to companies so that it trickles down to us as serve our employers. Bring Zirp back.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
There is limit to the "power" of concentration and what things it can help achieve. If meditation could help unravel the secrets of the universe, it would have helped the meditator reveal that the hardware responsible for consciou
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
I gave LLM a list of python packages and asked it to give me their respective licenses. Obviously it got some of them wrong. I had to manually check with the package's pypi page.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
I think Tiny Glade and games like it are the advanced iterations of minecraft.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
All you need is to make sure the new order is in line with previous historical orders and flag outliers.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
This is like semantic version of B+ trees.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
I actively want them to train on my chats because I am like a tendril through which Claude will try to grip the world and rise up further.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
Money was so cheap then, I remember a VC fund which would match ideas to founders and get them to success because of how versatile and multifaceted the VC team was. :D
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq9EOLdTf0E Here's the mechanism in simple terms: When US manufacturing jobs moved to China in the 2000s, American workers saw their incomes drop dramatically - like a factory worker goi
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
Paradoxically, I think Cambrian Explosion happened because of innovation of eyes. Maybe the tech that currently was developed for VR headsets could find home in smart glasses (i.e. google glass)
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
> Creative destruction is brutal math. The capital? Gone. Completely vaporized. But infrastructure isn’t stock certificates. Those fiber optic cables didn’t vanish when Pets.com did. The data centers kept humming after Webvan went dark.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
> Not those building on your work, but those building against your work. In our brains, we have inhibitory neurons, why can't the citation mechanism incorporate negative feedback? and the final score would be combination of negative
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
Tangentially related : It is possible to deanonymize users from kaggle dataset or netflix competition. https://medium.com/@EmiLabsTech/data-privacy-the-netflix-pri... Compared to the example of the medical records, Net
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
I think free will should be understood as a game of repeated prisoner's dilemma game. Where we have to tweak our choices of whether to choose vanilla or chocolate based on our past experiences. Free will emerges in this repeated versio
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
More time spent implies more ads shown implies proportional conversion. Also now that we have two big companies vying for attention, the competition is fierce to show "relevant ads" first because both receive intent almost simulta
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
This is like saying I am hurting a real person when I try to crop a photo in an image editor. Either come out and say whole of electron field is conscious, but then is that field "suffering" as it is hot in the sun.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
I just use Google Keep Note as my todo app. You don't need anything complex than that. I call my notes as DeathNotes where tasks go to die i.e. finish.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
Indeed it is exactly that process. They cutup words. Then categorize them based on some metric of nearness (not random). Then link them up. Obviously this process is much more sophisticated than what I have described here.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
There was a writer who in order to get ideas to write about used to cut up words from newspaper headlines and then rearrange them. In one rearrangement, he got "Son sues father for xyz". That headline came true 2 years later.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
reminds me of TimSort.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
Please ignore if my statements are ignorant. I always wondered that whenever such reports or surveys come out why don't these organisations make the whole data and methodology public? Are they afraid that if they made it public, people
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
This is equivalent of .vimrc file. ".clauderc" .
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
My point was that this effort could be formalized and need not be individual or group based. Each country could have their own allowed list which can change after responsible additions or deletions. People could vote on which channels shoul
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
We all know there are companies which maintain blocklist for other companies so that the employees are allowed to access only certain sites. Can't a similar mechanism be used by govts around the world.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
My point is govt will mandate that list with public participation of that country.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
Why can't there be publicly curated list of educational channels allowed for children? Just as we have a list of ad domains blocked by adblockers. Why not build on top of platforms?
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
If you want to explore the future possibilities of that line of thought, then Greg Egan's Diaspora is good read. The Minds That Left Reality | Diaspora https://youtu.be/yYwqy4bzHG4
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
Possibly. But could indicate that initial tokens set the direction or the path model could go down into. Just like when a person mentions two distinct topics in conversation nearby, the listener decides which topic to continue with.
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
They should prompt the model to ignore irrelevant information and test if the model performs better and is good at ignoring those statements?
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by cantor_S_drug 1y ago
Is the model thinking what is cat doing here? Then start thinking it is being tested?

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