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by dr_dshiv 2mo ago
Yes, I build into my gnite skill for closing conversations
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by dr_dshiv 2mo ago
White-ish, vaguely nutritious beverage suitable for coffee.
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by dr_dshiv 2mo ago
Is there an MCP?
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by dr_dshiv 2mo ago
Elon told the economist in his interview last week that money won’t matter in 10 years. That is not financial advice. More people now “know” that than this list.
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by dr_dshiv 2mo ago
You get a sense for when things start to drift. “Any organization, cleanup or consolidation needed?”
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
Harmony has always been a principle that refers to more than music, let alone chords. Here is a recent review: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S240587262... It also refers to the “first” sci
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
ChatGPT. Just saying. It’s truly a lot of reading. I must read about twice as much text as ever before.
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
The desperation of the immobile
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
…as a form of cloud control. If we are already doing it inadvertently, we may as well do it well.
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
“ After defeating the peasants and their town allies in 1525, the lords continued raising rents to the point that, by the 1570s, peasants were paying 60 to 80 percent of their harvest on rents and debt. This unsustainable amount meant that
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
I thought this was about being able to fly without harm to the environment— which it sounds like we could do if we master clouds.
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
So, getting better at manipulating clouds will help prevent planetary heating. I assume there is a huge amount of public support for this scientific research?
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
Did he ever sell scientific papers? Did you buy them?
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
Oddly, getting spotted for being dumb might be intelligent. As I click another AI generated ad to tell which company could possibly have so little integrity…
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
Tell more sounds like a good story
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
I wonder why the sibling is dead — fax is still quite necessary in German govt and health care!
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
Assume, crazy business, that china wants what’s best for the world. Recognizing the danger of an AI arms race rapidly producing uncontrollable superintelligence, it focuses on open weights to reduce the economic incentives for further advan
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
When can I get an API key!
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
“Bilocation” was one of the legendary superpowers of Pythagoras (he was miraculously able to lecture in two cities at the same time). Whenever I’m in multiple conversations at once in a social setting, I think of Pythagoras
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
What are the different business models for open-weight AI companies?
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
Nice. I’ll look into the back button. Would love any more specific feedback (feedback button on every page). If you have a minute, check out the Librarian in the menu. Give it your research questions. It’s a pretty powerful research agent!
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
The data seem to suggest an urgent need for solar radiation management because reducing fossil fuel consumption to a negative value isn't really a viable plan, as it turns out. Instead, we will have to use technology to solve the probl
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
1. Translating 1000s of NeoLatin, Chinese and Sanskrit books for the first time At the Embassy of the Free Mind in Amsterdam, we’ve created https://SourceLibrary.org , a collection of over 15,000 translations of Renaissance and
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
Great technique, thanks for sharing
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
“Machine psychology” sticks with me. So Asimov.
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
All the models used are shown with each page of translation and each book has a whole data provenance treatment. You can add it up!
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
Yes, this is designed with historians and librarians from the Embassy of the Free Mind ( https://embassyofthefreemind.com ) in Amsterdam, stewards of the collection of the Biblioteca Philosophica Hermetica Please share with hist
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
https://SourceLibrary.org has about 16,000 rare books translated — most for the first time. 50,000 books archived (will be translated when we have $$ for it). More tokens than English Wikipedia and about .75 petabytes. Not sure
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by dr_dshiv 3mo ago
The first person to deal with this may have been Cornelis Drebbel in 1610 when he deployed the first submarine. With 4 oarsmen submerged in a leaky wooden sub, they’d have too much co2 and too little oxygen. Somehow they were able to stay f
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by dr_dshiv 4mo ago
Binaries are executed by machines but are not yet understandable by machines. (Now that we live in an era where machines can understand, imperfectly, like us)

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