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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Has anyone worked out good strategy for this variant? At first think, I'd think Player 2 has an advantage because they are the first player who is able to make a move for their opponent and then _immediately_ play a move for themselve
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Why do you think human admins are the only viable solution? Plenty of games thrive without them—e.g., Apex Legends uses robust reporting and anti-cheat systems, and Rocket League's moderation is largely automated yet effective.
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
So, a 16% price increase and AI is included?
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
A more accurate (but less flashy) title might be: "Magnetically actuated swarm assemblies of mass-produced microrobots for task execution" This strips away the unnecessary anthropomorphism and focuses on what the system actually d
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Openworm looks interesting but also looks dead so.
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Coase's "Theory of the Firm" is the more serious, less straw-man exposition of these issues. === What’s New (If Anything)? While the article restates familiar Coasian concepts, it adds: Modern Examples: It applies Coase’s fra
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Yes! There is something massive and beautiful available in this direction.
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
It's not. The fires to be fought are not natural fires but accidental ones relating to human activity.
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
It can be used wrong! It's not perfect! It could be better!
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Oftentimes I am badgering ChatGPT to give me links so that I can double-check that its answer is correctly grounded in reality. This "Search" seems to be a mode that prioritizes that.
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
There is an aspect of collective contribution to a collective good here. Patent trolls impose costs on everyone, not just Cloudflare. Making life difficult, expensive and unprofitable for patent trolls benefits everyone, not just Cloudfla
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
> Let me know if you need any further revisions! Fun, you got me :)
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
We don't know how different, and how good, things can be until we try. Until some of us invest in discernment, invest in the art of it, and the rest of us give it a listen or a look. Some cultures end up adopting the new level of disce
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
> It's confidential, and as such, it attracts passive candidates The cold start problem is really tough. Overcoming it will require things that are orthogonal to site design and business model design. Actively and cleverly priming
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Add buttons for people on mobile?
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Not the link you intended, I think. That's a link to "Creedence Clearwater Revival - Lodi (Official Lyric Video)".
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
37 days: https://chatgpt.com/share/bff87762-664e-4350-abf9-54be80064b... 1Gbps is 1 gigaBIT per second.
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
Self-evaluation might be good enough in some domains? Then the AI is doing repeated self-evaluation, trying things out to find a response that scores higher according to its self metric.
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
can you provide a link to the research in support of this?
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
The overlap in the Venn Diagram of people who care about LoRA and people who care about LoRa is extremely small. Your problem is not typical of people in the Machine Learning field. That's why they didn't care, or more likely th
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by dsjoerg 2y ago
A good deep delving of the issues.
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by dsjoerg 3y ago
Agreed, I get frustrated a few days a week with curation inclusions and exclusions. DOORYARD, MICROMINI, NONCOM, ROMCOM are in the list and IMO shouldn't be. UNTENDED, MONOTONIC, BOLE are not in the list but IMO deserve to be.
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by dsjoerg 3y ago
Would it be easier to have it land in any old position, with a mechanism to push itself into upright posture when needed?
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by dsjoerg 3y ago
It comes close. The author doesn't want to learn the math and study the thing. Why? By implication, because they're over 35 and don't want to learn new stuff anymore.
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by dsjoerg 3y ago
> The technical definition of boiling water is just the start. He starts with "water boils at 100 °C, right?" which I expect you'd agree with. He then _continues_ to work out that, despite the simple definition, the ever
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by dsjoerg 3y ago
> Since it takes just over two minutes to complete a lap Where did you get that from?
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by dsjoerg 3y ago
Great point and it's a step in the right direction.
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by dsjoerg 3y ago
Depends on the characteristics of the trap, the bait and the bug, doesn't it? A highly attractive trap with a steep drop-off, and large and effective kill zone, and a kind of bug with a small but active nightly migration radius (when
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
~Whats a jart?~ Ah I see https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=jart
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Very cool! Are you doing prompt engineering, fine-tuning, both, something else? I'm wondering if it'd be cool to have a chess contest where all the bots are LLM powered. Seems to me like the contest would have to ban prompt engi

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