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by circuit10 1y ago
I live in the UK and most of our buses in my city don’t have air conditioning as far as I can tell since they usually have open windows, except some the very newest ones
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by circuit10 1y ago
> The number of autistic children being diagnosed is RISING it's not falling Over time we got better at diagnosing it, that’s all. Mildly autistic people clearly existed in the past but were just considered odd or nerdy or something
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by circuit10 1y ago
WebAssembly programs can't directly read their own stack because of how it's designed, meaning that scanning for live objects within WASM is inefficient as you have to keep a separate stack in software for GC
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by circuit10 1y ago
It would be difficult to do head tracking without a camera and having it fixed in your view would limit what you could do with it and be distracting I think (depends on the use case/person though)
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by circuit10 1y ago
Looks like it got fixed now
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by circuit10 1y ago
Looks like I missed a word here (probably “disingenuous”)
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by circuit10 1y ago
To be clear I think this has good information and I upvoted it, it’s just that as someone else said it’s good to get ahead of anyone who won’t like it by explaining why and also it can feel a little disingenuous otherwise (I don’t like gett
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by circuit10 1y ago
I wasn't annoyed about it, I just said it might be good to mention because people will notice anyway, and at this point there's enough AI slop around that it can make people automatically ignore it so it would be good to explain t
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by circuit10 1y ago
Is it just me or does the formatting of this feel like ChatGPT (numbered lists, "Key Takeaways", and just the general phrasing of things)? It's not necessarily an issue if you checked over it properly but if you did use it th
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by circuit10 2y ago
I looked it up after and it looks like someone already had a similar idea, I'm pretty sure I've seen this before which is probably where I got the idea from: https://x.com/zephray_wenting/status/153504145
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by circuit10 2y ago
Random idea: could someone make a display like this for the Framework laptop?
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by circuit10 2y ago
> loud or dangerous This seems to be mostly a US problem, I only really see people from the US worried about this... As someone from the UK who travels on two trains and a bus both ways (6 journeys total) most weekdays to university, I n
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by circuit10 2y ago
As someone who modded my PSP a few years ago I can confirm that Mario 64 now runs fine with working sound, and you can even force it into widescreen
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by circuit10 2y ago
Well, if they have access to significantly more compute, from what we’ve seen about how AI capabilities scale with additional compute there’s no reason why they couldn’t be more capable than us.They don’t have to be intrinsically more logic
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by circuit10 2y ago
"sentient" (meaning "able to perceive or feel things") isn't a useful term here, it's impossible to measure objectively, it's an interesting philosophical question but we don't know if AI needs to be
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by circuit10 2y ago
The idea is that by its very nature as an agent that attempts to make the best action to achieve a goal, assuming it can get good enough, the best action will be to improve itself so it can better achieve its goal. In fact we humans are doi
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by circuit10 2y ago
Just formatting it isn't enough, you need to use a tool that does a test that writes to all the storage and reads it back
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by circuit10 2y ago
Could you get around this by using a custom ROM that installs the OS on a high-quality microSD card or something like that?
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by circuit10 2y ago
This depends on how you define the word but I don’t think it’s right to say a “statistical machine” can’t “understand”, after all the human brain is a statistical machine too, I think we just don’t like applying human terms to these things
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by circuit10 2y ago
Having no backup to biometrics could lock you out permanently if it stops recognising you for some reason, so it would need to accept just the password, and at that point you can just turn biometrics off entirely
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by circuit10 2y ago
I was using this algorithm to make a 3D Mario Kart for my calculator (which can usually barely handle 2D graphics sometimes) which was pretty fun but I never finished This was one of the prototypes: https://youtu.be/9Z8Bm8Zm
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by circuit10 2y ago
I was using this algorithm to make a 3D Mario Kart for my calculator (which can usually barely handle 2D graphics sometimes) which was pretty fun but I never finished This was one of the prototypes: https://media.discordapp.net&#
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by circuit10 2y ago
What do you mean? They can work on any voice recording without needing to get someone to say a specific thing
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by circuit10 2y ago
There are already voice cloning tools that work without needing a standardised sample like this
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by circuit10 2y ago
Oracle Cloud Free Tier ARM instances are really good, I don’t host Mastodon on mine but I assume you can, of course you still have to pay for a domain name but you can get a cheap one
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by circuit10 2y ago
We use miles per hour in the UK though
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by circuit10 2y ago
Whether we should call what LLMs do “knowing” isn’t really relevant to how far away we are from AGI, what matters is what they can actually do, and they can clearly do at least some things that show what we would call knowledge if a human d
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by circuit10 2y ago
If you have a jailbroken Switch you can even use Dolphin on there via Linux/Android, although it will struggle a bit depending on the game
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by circuit10 2y ago
Advertising isn’t the only context where these terms are used… In usual conversation “is your phone unlocked?” could mean 1 or 3
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by circuit10 2y ago
There is a section on the page about the performance, it looks like there shouldn’t be much overhead

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