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I'll have to rewatch that one, thanks
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I adore the opening shots of Jurassic Park. If you recall, the opening scene has a dinosaur being transferred from a container to a pen. If you haven't seen it for a while, you might remember seeing the attack. I know I did. But go bac
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Yea, that group of people is insufferable and wrong about almost everything. Dating apps are the one place where they kind of have a point; which really raises the question "Are we (app developers) the baddies?" Dating apps are no
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Before you pay for boosts on a dating app, pay for good pictures. Here is what a man seeking woman profile needs: 1. Good Pictures. Honest. Good lighting. Appropriate grooming and attire (whatever than means in your social context). Smile i
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Pro-tip: On YouTube the [.] and [,] keys step individual frames on paused video.
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Yup. I have not experienced anything nearly this serious with a CEO, but I have had company leadership say and do very stupid things that reduced my focus on the corporate mission. Fortunately, they do still occasionally provide me with int
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> because people are losing passion for their mission. Or perhaps they are losing people with the passion for the mission.
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Unfortunately, it appears that the universe does not care very much about human satisfaction. Fortunately, other humans do.
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Daft Punk is pollinating at my house! (My House!)
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Ahead of time, and from the inside, it looks and sounds like 'restoring proper order'. Afterwards, and from the outside, it looks and sounds like ... well read some history about attempts to 'restore proper order'. The o
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Nature is not kind.
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Yup, and this was the original dream of Theranos - lots of measurements, lots of data. It's a nice dream, shame about the lies though.
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Some assumptions are so obvious no one bothers to state them, or even remember them. Assumption: Medical professionals are trained to use Evidence Based Medicine (EBM). One might assume that EBM means something specific, and I'm sure i
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Remember the time that Florida fought the federal government for access to socialized medicine? https://www.flgov.com/eog/news/press/2024/florida-becomes-fi... > "Today, the DeSantis administrati
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Oh dear, this seems to be a bit of a footgun.
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I've noticed that people who are good at getting promoted are good at claiming success. Claiming success is not wrong per se, and getting promoted is not wrong per se, but sometimes the claimed success does not accurately represent val
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To extend your illustration, 5 years ago no one could train an LLM with the capabilities of a 13 year old human; now many companies can both train LLMs and integrate them into products. > taken it from a toy to genuinely insanely useful.
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1y ago
Or use a histogram.
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Yes, give the computers anxiety too!
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I wonder what the ratio of good:bad professors is. Someone should write a list of "Power Gradients Considered Harmful", eg Crew/Cockpit Resource Management
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Thank you for taking my lunatic ravings semi-seriously!
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Ok, but why stop here? You've effectively created a rotary potentiometer in one dimension, you could add two more dimensions like an analog thumbstick on a game controller. Do any controllers have a twistable thumbstick? Also, like oth
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I love plausible eager beavers: "explain the quote: philosophy is a pile of beautiful corpses" "sloshed jerk engineering test" cross domain jokes: Does the existence of sub-atomic particles imply the existence of dom-ato
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> Which seems like it's going to have the effect of just accelerating the demise of the organization they claim to love so much. Sometimes there is not a direct path to 'good'. Sometimes the path to things getting better g
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Once this category of error is raised to your attention, you start to notice it more and more. A little piece of technology made sense in the original context, but then it got moved to a different context without realizing that move broke t
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Artist website: https://www.erickingraham.com/
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I didn't make a claim either way. LLMs may well reach a closed endpoint without getting to AGI - this is my personal current belief - but people are certainly motivated to work on AGI
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0 and 0.0001 may be difficult to distinguish.
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It is a morally disgusting, but very rational take. It is morally disgusting because of the relative harms between the parties, but very rational because of the personal risk/reward calculation.
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AI winter is relative, and it's more about outlook and point of view than actual state of the field.
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