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drdeca
4y ago
Don’t people with facial paralysis say that their feelings of emotions are, not functioning at full capacity, due to inability to express them outwardly? Or, something like that?
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drdeca
4y ago
even accepting that, that isn't sufficient for it to be the CDC's proper role to make such a dictate?
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drdeca
4y ago
A correction is not an insult.
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drdeca
4y ago
Well, the main issue I see is where to put the n^2 memory (where n is the number of digits) when doing multiplication. (Or, doesn’t need n^2 space, could do it in less, but might need to put more structure into the architecture?) If the wei
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drdeca
4y ago
I don’t understand your explanation for the reason for your comment.
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drdeca
4y ago
Do you mean that a network trained to imitate a calculator won’t do so accurately or that there is no combination of weights which would produce the behaviors of a calculator? Because, with RELU activation, I’m fairly confident that the l
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drdeca
4y ago
Maybe “No, but we do count fertilized eggs which fail to bum plant in the walls or whatever”?
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drdeca
4y ago
Without my medication? I think that would be problematic, yes. But caffeine, I already avoid it because I think it redundant with my medication.
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drdeca
4y ago
Not the person you asked, but, P(9,9,9,9,9,9 | Not random ) > average over all values of (sequence) of P((sequence) | Not random ) (under some reasonable assumptions about how likely you consider different processes to be the process pro
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4y ago
It seems like you are contrasting the "person who thinks faster" against the super-patient person, but, to me, it seems like they go hand in hand. Thinking faster isn't synonymous with being more likely to take risky mental s
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4y ago
Oh, for sure, I didn't mean what I said as a dismissal. It seems like it could be a reasonable state of affairs for Google to just link to (and sign?) it, but not host it.
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drdeca
4y ago
I think this might be more compelling if Epic were the ones hosting the download, and Google were just like, listing the download in their listings, where the download button would go to Epic's servers.
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drdeca
4y ago
Sure, but it also makes it not an answer to the question which was asked. And just because the technical solution to a technical problem might not be (/isn’t) a good/practical solution to the practical problem that the technical p
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drdeca
4y ago
This is not a technical solution.
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drdeca
5y ago
The idea that a superintelligence (by which I mean, something more intelligent than humans in all ways that we might measure) not only wont occur (which seems likely to me that it wont), but is impossible , seems to me, quite odd? Why woul
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drdeca
5y ago
When he did this is basically when I decided to no longer watch his videos, and I don't regret this decision.
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drdeca
5y ago
that's the last example listed on the page. Or, at least, dice in general.
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drdeca
5y ago
nearest((lord) + (woman) - (man),excluding=[(lord)])==(lady)
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drdeca
5y ago
Because the people/forces pushing them can’t be trusted. Pushing such terms is (while presumably this is not the conscious intent) a means of cementing power by showing who (as in, “what vague coalition”, not “which specific people”) i
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drdeca
5y ago
Much evil can be done with good intentions. It is of prime importance to recognize one's own fallibility. The more power one has, the more important it is for one to to recognize the possibility that one will err. Also, the whitelist-&
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drdeca
5y ago
regular triangles can tile the plane.
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drdeca
5y ago
Aiui, A number of their actions were later ruled unconstitutional (with no punishment)?
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drdeca
5y ago
You don’t care what the statement it proves is, and just an assurance of the conclusion would often be not valued
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drdeca
5y ago
(Side note: Transformers aren’t piecewise linear. The dot products are bilinear, and feeding in the same input twice (under different linear maps) into a bilinear map, produces a quadratic map, not a linear one.) People arguing about this a
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drdeca
5y ago
I think they might have been referring to things written in VB, not the quality of the language itself.
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drdeca
5y ago
If you could make arbitrarily large numbers of accounts that each receive the token, that would break the system
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drdeca
5y ago
The idea, as I see it, is that with government issued money, you either need to collect the money somehow first, or if the UBI is to be done by the govt, the govt has to be convinced to issue the money, whereas, with a cryptocurrency, it ca
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drdeca
5y ago
Depends what you mean by centralize / what aspects are centralized. Consider in one case, there are 12 currencies in use which are issued according to the choices of 12 authorities, while in the other case, there is one currency in use
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drdeca
5y ago
That’s not what zero sum means. One person being harmed isn’t always a benefit to one or more other people. Though, really, seeing as utility between persons isn’t clearly commensurable, it isn’t clear to me that the statement that the worl
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5y ago
This makes me wonder if it would have been possible to, instead of using something that causes significant harms to health, instead something which just causes a rather unpleasant experience. But, I guess one important thing is whether such
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