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by drcwpl 2y ago
Agree with you - although, rhetorically speaking, I have come across many instances which the author refers to "of low performers are 3x as common as high performers." This is unfortunate as I always think do your best, and as Tyl
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Watchmakers Were the Great Inventors(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
You're right to be curious about the power implications of µWMs! Unfortunately, the article doesn't go into power consumption or efficiency specifically. Probably because the research is still in its early stages, primarily focus
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Likewise I was at 70% and am by no means an expert on art. Although I do generate a lot of AI art for my work
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by drcwpl 2y ago
True, Kahneman's wisdom was incredible.
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Rethinking How We Think We Think(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Sadly there is an element of mass advantage in any commercial entity. Think of GE in the 1980's and 1990's. This is the effect of a less than perfect capitalism, but it is what we have and requires huge investment to solve humanit
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Descartes and Our AI Worldview(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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The AGI Race(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
The biggest problem was "expert systems and a flood of public money" - that public money led to complacency and a lot of research in unproductive areas. It is private money that has really kickstarted the new systems since Google
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The Role of Dumb Luck, Wrong-Turns and Oops in Science Progress(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Thank you for that - not sure 'how' it dropped off
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Exactly :-)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
This can be really relevant in various fields, statistics, gambling, and decision-making. I like the fact that they imply the importance of considering potential biases in seemingly random events.
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How people spent their time in the 1930's(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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AI and Machines are not villains, they are the ultimate job multipliers(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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The Collective Brain: How Culture Makes Progress(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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Stanislaw Ulam and the Unfolding of a Computational Revolution(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Exactly agree - as the author of the paper fears there will be overreliance of AI
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The CIA and the Cold War Legacy of Doctor Zhivago(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
There is a terrific interview with Tracy Kidder and Tom West from the Computer Museum https://ed-thelen.org/comp-hist/TCMR-V04.pdf
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by drcwpl 2y ago
This is a great read. von Neumann was pivotal in the design of architecture, I think his contribution is way under appreciated - did you know he also wrote a terrific book The Computer and the Brain and coined the term the Singularity? htt
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Can you complete this IQ test in 480 seconds?(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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What Made Us Unique [pdf](ycn.com.au)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
He was very farsighted and agree with you, should be widely read to warn of the dangers of what we build - so we can build responsibly.
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by drcwpl 2y ago
This is problematic for sure - it seems that the AI labs are getting their acts together on this - it is quite irresponsible of science to use these generated images, for sure they must add a disclaimer
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Dream Boldly, but Build Responsibly(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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Intelligence Research: Keeping Us in a Cycle of Ignorance(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Metaphor's Razor describes terms such as Schrodinger's Cat, Black Hole, Brain Plasticity, Blockchain and many more... What others? I formally suggest the adoption of a new razor: Metaphor’s Razor Definition: Metaphor’s Razor is a
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Simple Metaphors Shape Complex Scientific Ideas(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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