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by cubefox 5mo ago
The other reason is lack of continual learning, especially for long games like RPGs.
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Song starts at 1:41.
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by cubefox 5mo ago
There is also strong evidence that the shingles (herpes zoster) vaccine reduces dementia risk: https://arstechnica.com/health/2026/02/could-a-vaccine-preve... Herpes simplex also increases Alzheimer's ri
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by cubefox 5mo ago
They don't necessarily need to have polygon faces when you zoom in, they can just be rendered as dots with a single color, as long as adjacent voxels don't show gaps (unlike point clouds). Similar to how there are different metho
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In the present case ( Comanche ) they clearly do represent integer heights.
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> It's kind of weird to call them "columns of voxels" when the columns can't have gaps No, it's not weird. The columns don't have gaps because they are columns represented by a height map, which can't d
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by cubefox 5mo ago
No? Each pixel on a height map corresponds to a column of voxels of the specified height. You could represent the same height data with a fully general octree and it would look exactly the same.
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I liked it. You can tap on them and they hop.
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Let's say it like this: at least being on the "autism spectrum" impairs the reliability of various gut intuitions.
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Note to readers: I had very bad results with trusting my gut.
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What happened to adversarial attacks? I.e. noise that makes an image look like something else to a classifier than to humans. I guess frontier LLMs are no longer vulnerable to those?
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> Certainly not on the US We don't know how much higher the drug usage would be if all drugs were legalized. > or any country where the criminalization is in full force. That's an extremely general statement which is almost
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The ""war"" on drugs seems to be pretty successful in some countries where illegal drug usage is quite low compared to others.
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Considering that there are a) many drugs that are substantially more dangerous than marijuana and that b) addiction does create users which are not in full control of their actions anymore, the term "drug victim" does make sense.
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Weed isn't harmless. For example, it can probably lead to long-term brain damage. It is also toxic for the lungs, although less so than tobacco, which is usually consumed in greater quantities.
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False. There is plenty of empirical data on the destructive effects of many drugs.
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Drugs are absolutely not victimless, except perhaps for caffeine.
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Exactly. Europe is not a country. Some countries in Europe are more different from each other than others are from the US.
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Several new DRAM fabrication plants are expected to come online in 2028: https://manufacturing.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/hi-t...
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This already happens on Hacker News. People frequently flag comments they strongly disagree with, rather than just downvoting them. Despite the fact that the "flag" was originally introduced to flag spam.
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It's likely still a lot better than the current situation of not having any detection.
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This is great. We don't want to drown in AI slop, and (perhaps more importantly) we don't want people to think that real videos are AI generated. Any signal which helps distinguishing the two is helpful, even if it isn't perf
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Yep. Zero temperature is neither necessary nor sufficient for deterministic inference.
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The article didn't say that a pacifist run was more difficult than a genocide route.
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To clarify the lighting point in the article: there are two basic parts to realistic lighting, direct illumination and global illumination. Direct illumination displays only the "first hit" light that comes directly from light emm
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For a more thoughtful and very different analysis: "Implications Of Predicting The Next Token" https://minihf.com/posts/2026-05-07-implications-of-predicti...
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> I attempted to provide a number of different angles and evidence for the conclusion that the papal encyclical on safeguarding the human person in the age of AI is actually an article in large part neither on nor in AI, but by A
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> So my actionable question is "How do I convince my doctor to get the screening?" I guess we have to pay for it ourselves. It's not exactly cheap, but perhaps worth it.
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Claude, Author of the Humanitas(lesswrong.com)
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> Aren’t you already using English in the LLM convo? Telling the model to use French for research or to find resources in French seems like a reasonable step. Most ordinary people will just use their native language and they have no way

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