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by codeulike 5mo ago
I had an Archimedes back in the day, they were incredible machines. I remember hearing about Pipedream but never got to try it, it sounded wild: PipeDream 3 breaks down the barriers between word processor, spreadsheet and database. You can
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Thats a good point actually, I hadn't thought about deploying hacks and jailbreaks in a turing test but thats exactly what should be done, if its being done adversarially
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by codeulike 5mo ago
But I hear that with Gen Z and Alpha they dont really go to bars but they do tend to go to the gym, and so the gym is becoming a more social space. So maybe OP is on the right track? https://www.theguardian.com/society/
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Turing test was definitely and conclusively refuted in the 1960s Are you sure? Understood properly, Turings Imitation game aka the turing test, should be adversarial. That is, the player should be asking hard questions to try and discover
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Not particularly a Dawkins fan but I dont think OP really understands the philosophical point Dawkins is making. OP complains that Dawkins hasnt considered how LLMs work and how its obvious they're nothing like brains. You can’t just
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by codeulike 5mo ago
This is fascinating. I see its powered by weights and probabilities - would this be a very simple ancestor of things like Stable Diffusion that we have now, or would this be on a completely different branch (different approach)
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by codeulike 5mo ago
It was essentially a jigsaw puzzle, and Venters insight was that computational power was just as important to the project as biology. The Human Genome Project was essentially trying to sequence the human genome by finding large chunks of DN
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Or someone checks in the project file without checking in the new classes they added :facepalm:
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by codeulike 5mo ago
"Hey can you check that file back in?"
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by codeulike 5mo ago
By "a small number of decades" do you mean from now, or starting from 15 years ago when the ASML Twinscan NXE:3100 made it debut?
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Right but if you dont say how long it will take them, youre not really saying anything.
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by codeulike 5mo ago
"at some point" is doing a lot of work there. How long do you think?
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by codeulike 5mo ago
OK I have emailed your hello@planninglens... address with screenshots
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by codeulike 5mo ago
I'd be careful because even though its 'public' data, scraping it might not be legal due to TOS of the various sites. I did a search for my postcode and got given results for a different area and council miles away
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Why did Constantinople get the works?
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by codeulike 5mo ago
This is to match what Anthropic said they already did with Mythos on the (200 page) Mythos system card
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Zuck Sucks Hack Clicks
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by codeulike 5mo ago
From the discussion under this comment it seems its a lot more complicated than that, and lots of people think they know how it works and then lots of other people disagree with them. So all very murky
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Is this like a game where we choose the next word? Meta employees are up in arms over a mandatory program to train AI on their _______ Pets? Hairstyles?
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by codeulike 5mo ago
Slopwagon?
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by codeulike 5mo ago
mine seems ok what version are you on
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by codeulike 6mo ago
“Fifty made-up individuals aged between 20 and 50 years were recruited for the exposure group”
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by codeulike 6mo ago
Universal in the sense that a number of rocks or a number of sheep can be doubled just as a frequency can? Yes thats what I meant, the doubling of frequency. It might seem trivial but the fact that doubling frequency sounds "right&qu
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by codeulike 6mo ago
Maths and physics are a terrible way to learn the artistic side of music, but if you are interested in "why does a fifth chord sound nice" or "why are the black and white keys on a piano in that particular pattern" you c
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by codeulike 6mo ago
Its impressive work from CF that lots of people in this thread are unsure whether its a joke or not, like a delicately balanced april fools for the hn crowd
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by codeulike 6mo ago
Exactly. So many people on hn have no idea how diversified Microsoft is, and have no inkling of what the enterprise market is like
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by codeulike 6mo ago
I turn off OneDrive so I dont think I have seen those. But in what way are those ads? OneDrive is part of Windows, like iCloud is part of the Apple ecosystem
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by codeulike 6mo ago
No, I just havent seen anything in Windows that could be described as an advert. Where are all these adverts supposed to be showing up exactly?
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by codeulike 6mo ago
I've never seen any adverts in Windows. Just saying. How many of the people pearl-clutching in this thread actually use Windows?
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by codeulike 6mo ago
I resisted upgrading to windows 11 for as long as I could because of all this hysteria. I actually did upgrade 6 months ago and it seems ... fine? I havent seen any adverts; they must be somewhere I'm not visiting. The start menu searc

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