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by datameta 1y ago
> generalizability doesn't come from multi-modality but by scaling a single modality itself Could you expand on what you mean by this?
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by datameta 1y ago
But are great as part of a cannabis strain profile!
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by datameta 1y ago
I believe it is cost per unit density that allows magnetic tape to be more suitable for archival storage than HDD, which surpasses it in I/O speeds. Magnetic tape storage is still usually in RAID-like configurations and while tape only
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by datameta 1y ago
From what I understand, alignment and interpretability were rewarded as part of the optimization function. I think it is prudent that we bake in these "guardrails" early on.
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by datameta 1y ago
I think this is interesting enough for a post in and of itself: https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.22954
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by datameta 1y ago
Can a lawyer offer their civilian opinion as to which supercedes/governs?
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by datameta 1y ago
If students' optimization function is getting hired, what happens to the quality of skill and knowledge of grads? As far as we know there is no direct competitor in learning to doing it repeatedly, in different ways. Now whether a mixt
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by datameta 1y ago
Personally, when I find myself fully aware of acting against my best interest (especially repeatedly), "stupid" doesn't seem to be totally out of place. I don't find the author's argument, that students who essentia
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by datameta 1y ago
You mean corporations regulating the government? Oh wait...
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by datameta 1y ago
I can't tell now if you're being intentionally condescending.
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by datameta 1y ago
Ah, this is what happens when one dredges up old knowledge and doesn't seek an updated understanding before sharing. Thanks for the correction on the colloquial classification.
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by datameta 1y ago
I suppose it was pointless of me to ask if what I received was a wiki link, no offense. Thanks.
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by datameta 1y ago
I love this example! The unforeseen synergies of different methods attempting the same outcome cannot be overstated enough in my opinion. Each strategy has its own diminishing returns, and stacking them covers gaps each has. I think a great
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by datameta 1y ago
I did not mean to imply that steel quality has in any way continued to suffer. He was talking about the process of the early 20st century in comparison to the late 19th when steelmaking was handled more end-to-end from maker to user. I am t
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by datameta 1y ago
And the strings of the guitar are an intersection of both interpretations! There are several core wire alloys used and many different kinds of winding wire to achieve different tone and magnetic response. Fun fact, a common older winding al
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by datameta 1y ago
Is that because we see no way to bootstrap equipment down so many magnitudes of scale, not even close - or is it something else?
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by datameta 1y ago
Where could you recommend I read more about how they are derived scales?
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by datameta 1y ago
The full read particularly resonated with me from the perspective of a metaphor to today's rapidly changing engineering practices. > “Time was,” he lamented later, “when a man made steel, decided what it was good for and told the cu
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by datameta 1y ago
My naive notion on this is yes, iff the new method is computationally or memory-wise of lower complexity
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by datameta 1y ago
Infinity, aka 2 or more. I agree that those are truly three distinct classes of quantity/identity
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by datameta 1y ago
To what extent are the Planck length and Planck second confirmed smallest discrete units?
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by datameta 1y ago
Ah, makes sense! Thanks
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by datameta 1y ago
Certainly it can make you a 10x video releaser, but not a 10x Youtuber.
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by datameta 1y ago
I don't understand the reasoning behind that besides market exclusivity.
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by datameta 1y ago
Only insofar as both building types are recognized externally as inextricably linked to the culture, right? Sauna is deeply rooted in Finnish culture but not quite to the level or multipurpose use of ger.
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by datameta 1y ago
Does every other form of human communication have an analog in digital systems that has both the capability to be "better" while also putting a lot of resources into modeling the relatively nonlinear human version?
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by datameta 1y ago
Yikes, you've just perfectly articulated a trajectory that I've been using subconsciously as one of the primary reasons why I want to keep my coding craft sharp.
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by datameta 1y ago
Human speech evolved with biological constraints and through neurological adaptions to emit and understand the nonlinear output that has lexically fuzzy areas to the untrained ear. So I think it's a rather "lossy" analog to d
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by datameta 1y ago
Seems ethically sound to me.
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by datameta 1y ago
Ah so lexically close to Aleksii in Ukrainian or Alexei in Russian. I plumbed my knowledge but it may have sounded absolutist. However, colloquially, I think most people are not aware of Balkan naming conventions. How do you pronounce Aleks

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