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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Thanks for pulling that out! And apologies for my quick post. Another book you might like is “Mathematical Magick” by John Wilkins, one of the founders of the Royal Society [1]. In those days, quite a bit of scientific inspiration came from
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
The first use of the word “android” comes from the discussion of a legendary mechanical talking head invented by Albertus Magnus. Thomas Aquinas couldn’t bear its babble and so he smashed it to bits. So, maybe he’s a patron saint of the ant
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
With a word like that, it’s more like a discovery than an invention
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
https://claude.site/artifacts/f024844e-73c2-4eb1-afc9-401f3d... Here you go. See how there are different densities and geometries at different angles. These lattice overlays can create fractional electrical charges — w
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
My interest with these overlapping lattices is the creation of fractional electric charges (Hall effect) and through, essentially, Moiré patterns. The angle of alignment will make a big effect. Let me make an artifact to demonstrate… brb
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
How important is it that the reasoning takes place in another thread versus just chain-of-thought in the same thread? I feel like it makes a difference, but I have no evidence.
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Ptah is the Egyptian god of creation and design, for any creatives or designers out there looking for a deity
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Jeez, when you put it that way… No, I hear what you are saying. Nevertheless — I don’t think my hypotheticals are unreasonable. All these people want money. And there is so much more money to be made not going to war. That’s the optimisti
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
“Creation was first a spiritual and intellectual activity, facilitated by the divine heart (thought) and tongue (speech/word) of Ptah” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shabaka_Stone
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Evaluating the alignment of AI with human emotions(sciencedirect.com)
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I find LinkedIn a healthy collection of professional accomplishments with minimal news. It’s also not very addictive. However, shitty newsfeeds like Google news are my bane. I can’t stop.
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
How will high-intelligence AI change things in the next 5 years of science?
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>"Once the war began," my colleague continued, "resistance, protest, criticism, complaint, all carried with them a multiplied likelihood of the greatest punishment. Mere lack of enthusiasm, or failure to show it in public,
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Well, yes — because modern models can solve all the examples in the article. The theory of compositionality is still an issue, but the evidence for it recedes. I think most of the issue comes from the challenge of informational coherence. O
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
I can’t communicate enough how the skepticism (“this is just hype” or “LLMs are stochastic parrots”) is the vastly dominant thought paradigm in European academic circles. So instead of everyone having some enthusiasm and some skepticism, yo
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Yes, but the PHI-1 textbooks were synthetic — written by other models! So…
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
You’ll want to see Die Hard with a Vengeance for more details.
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Analysis of past chats in bulk.
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Really appreciate the detail and contact. You’ll hear from me. I have a large collection of Neo-Latin texts I’m trying to get translated. My goal is to increase the accessibility of the works — not to create a perfect translation. I want to
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Im curious if you know of any tools, strategies or papers about this topic. I’ve experienced the same thing with long-form translation. I would expect that chunking the translation (page or paragraph at a time) would fix the missing paragra
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
I have a hard time prompting if I’m not stoned— I just get way better results
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Why is it so hard to share/find prompts or distill my own damn prompts? There must be good solutions for this —
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Amazing! Check out the image of the methane leaks in a gas field.
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Here’s the report from the US Copyright Office. Kind of a big deal if you work in publishing! https://www.copyright.gov/ai/ Some conclusions: - Copyright protects the original expression in a work created by a human au
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AI-assisted works can get copyright(apnews.com)
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> The R1-Zero training process is capable of creating its own internal domain specific language (“DSL”) in token space via RL optimization. Um, what’s that now? Really?
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
Think of what a librarian could be today in the context of LLMs — there are completely different ways of accessing and organizing information — ways that will continually evolve in next few years. In Europe it is legal to scan library books
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
I’m working with Neo-Latin texts at the Ritman Library of Hermetic Philosophy in Amsterdam (aka Embassy of the Free Mind). Most of the library is untranslated Latin. I have a book that was recently professionally translated but it has not y
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
I was thinking about this concept yesterday, in the context of AI automation in the sciences. It is difficult for anyone in any scientific field to know where the big knowledge gaps are. Yet I can plausibly imagine a method whereby LLMs cou
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by dr_dshiv 2y ago
They can now capture the activity of hundreds of neurons! That’s simultaneously amazing and so, so far from being able to create the digital twin they claim.

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