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by csh0 2y ago
I think the idea is that if you were recording a podcast it wouldn’t be live (I know the parent used the word live but I think they meant “live” during recording or in conversation while the episode is being created), so you are free to mak
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by csh0 2y ago
I wonder to what extent formal verification methods are being employed in the development of these kinds of things.
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Sag-AFTRA union secures AI protections for artists in deal with record labels(reuters.com)
2 points by csh0 2y ago|0 comments
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by csh0 3y ago
I always took democratize access to X to mean “I would like to give many people the opportunity to give me lots of money by buying my product.”
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by csh0 3y ago
According to this article walking burns about 30% less, but still closer than I would have expected! https://health.clevelandclinic.org/qa-can-you-burn-the-same-...
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by csh0 3y ago
If I had to guess: side load F-Droid onto the Fire Stick and install Termux from there. Then you could SSH into a cloud computing environment and work off that.
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by csh0 3y ago
I’m as excited about LLMs as the next guy, but I am sort of confused about stuff like this. From the article: “One of Casetext's key products is CoCounsel, an AI legal assistant launched in 2023 and powered by GPT-4 that delivers docu
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by csh0 3y ago
I have always had it as far as I know. I have a vivid memory of asking my father if he could see atoms too when I was between 5 and 8. I told him that when I stared at an object long enough, I saw little dots (snow). I must have just recent
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by csh0 3y ago
Fortunately it seems that a potential path forward has been identified[0] “Since the beginning of this year, a new state-appointed oversight board has been preparing to assume management of Mauna Kea. Under a law signed in June 2022 by then
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by csh0 3y ago
Anyone interested in linking up to register as a team for either track? “Track A: Space-Based Wildfire Detection and Intelligence In the Space-Based Wildfire Detection & Intelligence track, teams will have one minute to accurately detec
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by csh0 3y ago
I had never heard of the Sierra Nevada Corp. and was confused when I thought about the beer company working on a rocket :) Stranger things have happened though I suppose.
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by csh0 4y ago
Directly, probably not. I will try to come up with a few examples anyway, in no particular order: 1. You could write software which improves the efficacy of an organization who is working on climate related problems. 2. Low level optimizati
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by csh0 4y ago
Wikipedia suggests he was hired by Google in 2012 to work on NLP.[0] I also found an interview with him and Lex Friedman, though it is from Sept 2022[1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Kurzweil [1] https:/&#x
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by csh0 4y ago
I’ve been thinking quite a bit about the recursive prompting. The other day I considered feeding computer vision (with objects ID’d and spatial depth estimated) data into an robot embodied LLM repeatedly as input and asking what it should d
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by csh0 4y ago
You could listen to “Law School for Everyone”, a lecture series from The Great Courses. It is supposed to broadly cover what a first year law curriculum would. I found it interesting.
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by csh0 4y ago
In philosophy undergrad we used A Concise Introduction to Logic by Hurley. I found it to be very useful. We also used Symbolic Logic by Klenk, a good text but not as good an introduction and setup as the former.
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by csh0 4y ago
Office Space had a whole bit on this two decades ago: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hNuu9CpdjIo
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by csh0 4y ago
Perhaps it is useful to think of philosophical works as a record of the protracted reasoning process it took to arrive at those ideas. These ideas, which now seem trivial and “explainable in less than a minute” are sometimes the result of d
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by csh0 4y ago
Public schools generally charge much more for non-residents (between 2x and 4x more in my experience) in part because of the reason you describe, not having contributed to the tax base which funded the school. Students whose parents maintai
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by csh0 4y ago
Education, law enforcement, and public office are a small subset of fields. I suspect that this will benefit many people still.
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by csh0 4y ago
A great Stack Exchange answer on the feasibility of such a structure. https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/36667/can-...
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by csh0 4y ago
I did a Philosophy/CS double major for undergrad. I work as an SRE now, but when I was in school there was one other student in my cohort who was also doing the same pairing, she intended to go work on machine ethics last I heard. Ther
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by csh0 4y ago
“We are radically against the ongoing "special military operation " and none of our team members support it. All sensible Russian-speaking professionals in the IT industry adhere to the same opinion.”[0] Notice the quotes and aste
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Alternative Modes of Computation [pdf](cs.umd.edu)
5 points by csh0 4y ago|2 comments
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by csh0 4y ago
I had the idea to build some logic gates and simple adders with lasers as a toy project. I started doing some research and, to my delight, there’s a whole range of modes of computation I never considered.
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by csh0 4y ago
I can appreciate how you feel because, I, along with many others here (as illustrated by the responses to this post) feel the same way. What has been particularity important for me in dealing with this is to not let this desire to be versed
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by csh0 5y ago
I am sort of confused by this. There was never even any actual concrete legislation to pass. AOC introduced a resolution (text here: https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-resolutio... ) which if passed
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by csh0 5y ago
Let's break this down because I am a little confused as to why you and the other poster brought up the inverse of the original argument. Original Claim: Because I pay taxes I should have a say in how that money is used. Restatement: If
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Copy Protection in Modern Microcontrollers (2001)(cl.cam.ac.uk)
40 points by csh0 5y ago|12 comments
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by csh0 5y ago
OP mentioned that he believes that liberal arts colleges do teach critical thinking. You responded by saying that universities do not teach critical thinking and then you went on to claim that the liberal arts initiative is a "clea

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