caturopath

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by caturopath 1y ago
I don't understand why Sundar Pichai hasn't been replaced. Google seems like it's been floundering with respect to its ability to innovate and execute in the past decade. To the extent that this Google has been a good mainten
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by caturopath 2y ago
I'm mostly just waiting for Scott Aaronson to tell me any of these sorts of claims are true
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by caturopath 2y ago
I think Mozilla VPN is a Mozilla service? It's pretty odd if you aren't allowed to use their VPN to watch or share porn - send unsolicited communications (for example cold emailing an employer about a job) - Deceive or mislead (f
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by caturopath 2y ago
It seems like they might be "use[d]...to...[u]pload, download, transmit, display, or grant access to content that includes graphic depictions of sexuality"
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by caturopath 2y ago
I make my x's with a backwards c and a c, like Computer Mondern and lots of fonts https://i.ibb.co/8LPsJKsj/image.png - doesn't look much like a chi or a times sign No one in the target audience is using × fo
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by caturopath 2y ago
The subject matter is nominally the same, but I don't know how comparable I would guess the situations are. I 100% could see Meta making a very similar statement still today.
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by caturopath 2y ago
Filed under "Kids these days"
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by caturopath 2y ago
> ou better believe I've been thinking through even trivial greetings Even after thinking through what to say, I used the wrong greeting in a shop half an hour ago and the person working there called me on it.
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by caturopath 2y ago
One of the things complicating the example is that the counting-letters task is actually a legitimately hard one for it, even if it's trivial for us: it's bad at letter stuff because of the way it represents text with tokens. I be
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by caturopath 2y ago
Yeah, I don't know if someone thought this was bad or something, but it seems like valid reasoning. We may need to give these models a sense of things that require more and less detailed reasoning and better knowledge of what they know
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by caturopath 2y ago
I once actually got denied and had to buy a smaller box (for the same price). What the hell happens to families with multiple teens who all get sick at the same time?
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by caturopath 2y ago
> if everyone had access to this capability then society and civilization would grind to a halt No it wouldn't. The scenario is not an actual one. Passive income comes from someone benefiting from something you own and paying for it
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by caturopath 2y ago
Answer is confused. Everyone knows that Roman numeral imaginary numbers need to use `j` instead of `i` since `i` was already taken.
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by caturopath 2y ago
I feel for anyone living in the Bay Area without a very high-paying job, but I'm not sure I'm all that worried about the nation's marketing professionals' salaries, as problems go.
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by caturopath 2y ago
Clicked the link thinking this was about felines. Waited for it to load and decided it was probably about concatenating files. Pleased to find out it was about felines.
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by caturopath 2y ago
Sorry, I misread the ; as a ,.
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by caturopath 2y ago
The motivating example is a mess. 15_000_000 would have been a less distracting example, as this one has more-visible problems unrelated to the problem they're trying to solve. (Further, with default options, the opening example won&#x
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by caturopath 2y ago
Yeah, it's weird. Confused me too.
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by caturopath 2y ago
Sort of interesting that it's the 4 big American carmakers plus Honda.
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by caturopath 2y ago
He's in a better place now.
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by caturopath 2y ago
The 2-3-4 right triangle. What's the problem?
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by caturopath 3y ago
Sounds like they would have been able to sell more cars to Hertz. Depending on when they negotiated the relevant stuff, Tesla might have thought they needed to contribute more to the deal to sell even the cars they ended up selling already.
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by caturopath 3y ago
Solar power production patterns don't make energy free. Normal pricing mechanisms apply. This can mean that something has a zero or negative price sometimes (this occurs in electricity markets today), but that is an unusual circumstanc
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by caturopath 3y ago
The claim seemed to me to be that very little money was found compared to the 8 billion dollars. That doesn't seem true.
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by caturopath 3y ago
The new management found many billions of assets of various asset classes https://www.reuters.com/technology/bankrupt-crypto-exchange-... When FTX thought it was broke, there were really billions of dollars of stuff th
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by caturopath 3y ago
Perhaps bananas will turn out to be a Giffen good.
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by caturopath 3y ago
The famous John Ray (emergency CEO) quote from a court filing was > Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls and such a complete absence of trustworthy financial information as occurred here. which see
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by caturopath 3y ago
It seems like for your theory to be better, it should fit the facts better (not saying it doesn't). Whether it seems agentic or not doesn't seem very relevant to whether it's what happened.
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by caturopath 3y ago
You could also think of it as 11 minutes each for defrauding each of 1.2MM people. I don't know whether either of those sentences are good ones, but there does come a point at which a narrow violent crime should be punished less than a
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by caturopath 3y ago
Exactly.

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