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cwmoore
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cwmoore
1y ago
Great context, but in reminding me of Bob Dylan’s Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, potentially many conversations from even those most auspicious regions went unpreserved.
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1y ago
Small but effective visual cues, smooth and carefully chromatic. I am struck by the conceptual framework of classification tasks so snappily rendering clear categories from such fuzziness.
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1y ago
Somehow I read execution as “extinction” and immediately blamed the platypus. Not my area.
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1y ago
It sounds like you have a problem with the police, ok? Step outside please.
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1y ago
Only out-deceited, not outcompeted.
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1y ago
Is wrong right anymore?
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1y ago
Indeed, also ideally, the 2 second rule.
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1y ago
Soon enough there will be competing Unicode characters that can remove exclamation points.
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cwmoore
1y ago
To quote the storytelling quality of Erdos's abstract: "The simple requirement that one should move on the surface of a sphere with constant speed while maintaining a constant angular velocity with respect to a fixed diameter, lea
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1y ago
Put all the bad robots in jail, for UBI. EDIT: someone has to order the license plates
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cwmoore
1y ago
Probably proprietary. Go GOOG. I like how bad your comment is.
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1y ago
> most of which is going to be neural net acceleration is it?
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1y ago
Not every field has quacks tho
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1y ago
AH
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1y ago
An AI therapist that studied Reddit and Twitter. Where were the parents at?
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1y ago
Only to “think outside of”. Too many EMPs maybe.
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1y ago
Does Egypt have a border with Gaza?
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1y ago
If it’s AI does it matter? I’d like to see analog woowoo verified too. Any fool knows a dog needs a home.
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1y ago
Unthinking the unthinkable is typical delusion elision.
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1y ago
Off by one MOD one errors. Classic TRUE|FALSE confusion.
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1y ago
And anthropocene?
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1y ago
Your question is unclear. GP notes that reality is filtered through perception. Plants are filtered through herbivores. Neither are the same. I hope that clarifies it.
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1y ago
Eg. fuzzed outputs of all the source code and every Wikipedia article autocompleted
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1y ago
I have not seen profit used as a misplaced target in Goodhart’s Law before. The typical example is something like headcount targets that lead to employing or laying off some of the wrong people. I think that profit is more of a force like g
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1y ago
Oh, wow, new word to me. Like “android”, but gendered. As art, those poses are so strange and familiar. What is the model thinking or feeling?
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1y ago
Practicing social skills is often disillusioning. Marvin, the sad robot, offers a prediction after autocompleting Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_the_Paranoid_Android
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1y ago
LANAI, but maybe some kind of free market global license auction would better incentivize invention and reward prior art. Perhaps even outcompete the current authorities. Clearly stovepiping the generation of IP monopolies and laundering th
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1y ago
Carnivorous diets are plant-based too. Reality is very very big.
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1y ago
After 1000 years of recovering from the consequences of going back to 3024.
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1y ago
“LLMs are far superior to us at very wide, somewhat shallow reasoning.” So how much will it cost to autocomplete Wikipedia?
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