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by drooby 2y ago
SQLite is being used in production. Right now. In your pocket. Almost everyone's pocket.
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by drooby 2y ago
Because there is less training data... and order of magnitude less, as the article points out. No need for conspiracy theories. If Donald Trump wasn't depicted accurately I'm sure we could construct some theory that goes like: THE
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by drooby 2y ago
I'd like to propose the idea of synaptic pruning. The brain may have up to 50% less neurons in adulthood than in infancy. A child is simply experiencing more stuff at each moment of time than adults. Because, their brain is actually fi
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by drooby 2y ago
Any estimates on how much this will relieve our healthcare system.. aren't diabetes and CVD the biggest burdens? Will insurance costs come down if the US becomes healthier?
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by drooby 2y ago
Perhaps because that is still being disputed in court? The outcome is unknown and they are making a defensive play? If it turns out they shouldn't have done that, then when the dust settles they will be ahead of the competitors that di
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by drooby 2y ago
On the flip side.. everyone was at one moment the youngest person alive.. if just for a moment.
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by drooby 2y ago
Check, check, check. Literally tried all of those things. I'm trying man. Not much is clicking. I'll keep trying things though. The best purchase I have made in the past few years was a subscription to my rock climbing gym. But I
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by drooby 2y ago
This absolutely describes me.. I seriously can't find anything that is worth buying that actually makes me happier. Travel is great, and probably where the bulk of my money goes. But it's temporary, and the expense is limited by m
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by drooby 2y ago
Minoxidil is also highly toxic and fatal for cats. So some cat owners such as myself might appreciate an alternative.
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by drooby 2y ago
Nah I hear you, and I agree. The co-living spaces in most major US cities are basically just developers trying to glamorize apartments with roomates. Though to scale it up and minimize the enshitification, perhaps some sort of framework or
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by drooby 2y ago
hmm.. interesting. I take a Vitamin B Complex every day from Nootropics Depot
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by drooby 2y ago
It's honestly more confusing to me that most people are bad at drawing but supposedly most people don't have aphantasia. I have aphantasia and I can draw decent images. When I put pencil down on paper, I start drawing and the line
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by drooby 2y ago
That's cool. Would love to see something like this for people that aren't ambitious geniuses though... like myself ;)
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by drooby 2y ago
I have recently started traveling and working remote at "co-living" hotels. And I must say, this is the ideal way I wish to live my life in my 20s-30s. Community makes life fun. Someone needs to import co-living to the US. And I d
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by drooby 2y ago
Very interesting. Thank you. I might try this.
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by drooby 2y ago
I would absolutely never write what you wrote though.. What "glory" do you speak of? For me, the apple is more of an idea and I can VERY faintly "see" fuzzy attributes about its geometry. And there is no color.
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by drooby 2y ago
I almost certainly have aphantasia, though I wasn't aware it's estimated to be 1-4% of the population. I'd love to see more research on this. Because it seems like this is something that can be modified. And it really feels l
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by drooby 2y ago
You didn't need a banana. That response was painfully obvious anyways
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by drooby 2y ago
A dating app that is government run makes a lot of sense to me...but I fear it will fail as well. Modern dating apps are creating hypergamy, which is not sustainable for society. If the app can somehow solve this problem then maybe it has a
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by drooby 2y ago
An algorithm?!? Oh god, an algorithm!! With all of these scare mongering headlines (paywalled article), I need to know... how bad are the humans (without algorithms) compared to the .... algorithms.
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by drooby 2y ago
Interesting.. I immediately "didn't get it" because I only saw two flashes. Wow I have such a big brain - I only perceive reality.
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by drooby 2y ago
Yo dude.. I dare you to go touch that butt
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by drooby 2y ago
Absolutely. I consider myself a bit of a "psychonaut" and occasional practitioner of meditation. But I had to cultivate this appreciation. I believe the DR/DP was a manifestation of my self's resistance to a new way to s
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by drooby 2y ago
It's called De-realization, De-personalization. Not fun.
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by drooby 2y ago
"Mr Altman, which, among other things, we believe undermined the board’s oversight of key decisions and internal safety protocols. Multiple senior leaders had privately shared grave concerns with the board, saying they believed that Mr
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AI firms mustn't govern themselves, say ex-members of OpenAI's board(economist.com)
3 points by drooby 2y ago|1 comments
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by drooby 2y ago
Aren't NDAs, by definition, supposed to be restrictive and punitive. It shouldn't be surprising that these are extra restrictive either.. their core mission is to beat others to market because they think they will be morally super
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by drooby 2y ago
Why are they lobbying America... shouldn't they be lobbying ... Kenyan politicians?
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by drooby 2y ago
If we're talking about the voice from the "Say hello to GPT-4o", then this is clearly not Scarlett J. They have similar voices, but SJ has more bass and rasp. And if it's true that OpenAI hired a different actor, then th
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by drooby 2y ago
Once AGI is solved. How long does it take for AGI (or human's steering AGI) to create a robot that meets or exceeds the abilities of the human body?

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