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by cma 1y ago
I think my example isn't great and would need to be modified like maybe give the hash of a neighboring area to prove you found it, so your answer couldn't be used by others to find the location much more cheaply.
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by cma 1y ago
Imagine it isn't Waldo, but an unknown figure and you are only given the silhouette to find. If you can draw what's within the silhouette or something, you've proven you've located it to high certainty without saying wh
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by cma 1y ago
If not, another visual system one in newborns is preference for faces with open eyes and direct gaze: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17030037/
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by cma 1y ago
Horses can be blindfolded at birth and when removed do basic navigation with no time for any training. Other non-visually precocious animals like cats, if they miss a critical development period without getting natural vision data, will ne
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by cma 1y ago
Under the first Bush and continued under Clinton, Haitian asylum seekers were interdicted at sea and sent to Guantanamo to avoid due process, which set the stage for its use in the war on terror. However, in these earlier uses it was for a
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by cma 1y ago
Also steamdeck before the OLED version and magic leap 2 shared a custom chip, with some vision processing parts fused off for steamdeck.
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by cma 1y ago
Kind of like checking one British royalty corpse for Danish ancestry.
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by cma 1y ago
The profit cap was supposed to be for first to acheive AGI being end game, and would ensure redistribution (though with apparently some kind of Altman tax through early World Coin ownership stake). When they realized they wouldn't re
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by cma 1y ago
You can be born without hands and have zero cognitive deficits. Sensory info and action-feedback from hands, vision, hearing, isn't key to intelligence, but if you are born without vision and hearing it can cause developmental issues
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by cma 1y ago
There must be more constraints, what if the problem is copying a string? Or is it only for turing tape machines where it has to backtrack during the copy, increasing number of steps?
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by cma 1y ago
And here it is: https://spacenews.com/spacex-scores-81-6-million-space-force...
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by cma 1y ago
SpaceX earns less money if we don't relaunch what we already have, and they have a satellite design division, Musk is somewhat on the outs with the admin right now but was behind lots of the cuts like this. On the other hand, in the fi
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by cma 1y ago
> Most products have fragrance free alternatives. That itself is a big change that took a while.
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by cma 1y ago
Could be muscle tension or something helped by the warm water
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by cma 1y ago
Not only that there's already one in place (earned income tax credit) and Alaska has one for oil revenue. We can just increase the EICT.
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by cma 1y ago
I think typically you can only cash check with a phone app.
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by cma 1y ago
The trail also leads the other ants to food, hard for them to use your own dead reckoning.
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by cma 1y ago
Didn't deep-seek figure out how to train with mixed precision and so get much more out of the cards, with a lot of the training steps able to run at what was traditionally post training quantization type precisions (block compressed).
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by cma 1y ago
> One was Liran Tancman, an entrepreneur and reservist in the IDF’s 8200 signals intelligence unit, who called for using biometric identification systems outside the distribution hubs to vet Palestinian civilians. Gives the feeling of th
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by cma 1y ago
There isn't popular support for it when you factor in the Israeli-Palestian but in opinion polling it has now gone beyond 50% among the rest of the Israeli population.
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by cma 1y ago
For each of their "operations" on Gaza they usually had one or two soldiers in trouble for something like stealing and using a civilians credit card. When there were many more serious crimes like deliberately targeting the disabl
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by cma 1y ago
This is a bit like saying a computer engineer who wrote and understands a simple RISC machine in college thereby automatically understands all programs that could be compiled for it.
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by cma 1y ago
In WSL 1, unix find and git status still run about 4x faster on Dev Drive than on NTFS with defender off.
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by cma 1y ago
How about if installed on Microsoft Dev Drive instead of plain NTFS?
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by cma 1y ago
They'd have to agree to special terms that go beyond the normal first sale doctrine. If those terms don't hold up their own terms against training on their model data for foundation models might not hold up, so you can see their
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by cma 1y ago
> Apple takes a cut for being in the middle and enabling all of this. Enabling this like Ticketmaster enables selling tickets. In ticketmaster's case I believe they give kickbacks and lucrative exclusive contracts with large venues,
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by cma 1y ago
Did you try Gemini with a fresh prompt too when comparing against Claude? Sometimes you just get better results starting over with any leading model, even if it gets access to the old broken code to fix. I haven't tried Gemini since t
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by cma 1y ago
Because this is a gotcha test and they are trained on a different tokenized transform of the data that makes it hard. As a system they can output it as a string and have an interpreter, as part of the system, count the letters. So no real m
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by cma 1y ago
Looking at the S&P500 about 30-40% of us equities value is based on selling customers data back to them or advertising on it, and establishing network effect stuff like developer ecosystems or marketplaces (Amazon) where a majority of t
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by cma 1y ago
Confectioner's glaze in jelly beans comes from lac bug excretions.

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