dtj1123

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   The first multi-behaviour brain upload(theinnermostloop.substack.com)

   1 points by dtj1123 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by dtj1123 8mo ago

   I just finished the Player of Games by Iain M Banks and I can highly recommend it as a timeless sci-fi, which I found prompted a lot of introspection. The books of Andy Weir (The Martian, Project Hail Mary) are also a lot of fun.
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   Drosophila Fly Brain Emulation(github.com)

   20 points by dtj1123 8mo ago|8 comments
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   Hono js(hono.dev)

   2 points by dtj1123 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by dtj1123 8mo ago

   It sounds like a procedural oversight which demonstrates the structural bias built into the process.
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   by dtj1123 8mo ago

   I believe it's done via a daemon that intercepts keystrokes
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   by dtj1123 8mo ago

   Karabiner on macos, keyd on Linux.
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   by dtj1123 8mo ago

   I'm seeing this more as filing under "potentially relevant" rather than explicit speculation, but I can see your point. Thanks for the clarification.
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   by dtj1123 8mo ago

   At a future time it may become apparent that these events are linked in some way. It's too early to pin them together for sure, but I don't see a problem with raising awareness.
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Can someone explain why this is being downvoted?
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    I have caps remapped to esc when tapped, and ctrl when held. Takes perhaps a weekend to get used to, but once the muscle memory is there it feels incredibly comfortable and natural.
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    I actually wasn't aware of this story. The steady stream of unexpected and enriching information like this is exactly why I love hackernews.
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Would you consider someone with anterograde amnesia not to be intelligent?
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    This belongs on the front page. I read it over an hour ago and my skin is still crawling.
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    I think they mean that Office products and the like aren't available on a Linux OS
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    I don't understand how the physical privacy switch can also be user configurable. Wouldn't configurability mean it's a software privacy switch?
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    That's why I specified the protein found in oats, which is similar to but different from gluten. This paper adds some detail: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=oat+...
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    I routinely used to eat an oat based breakfast, and would then feel as though my blood pressure and energy levels were seesawing around for the rest of the morning. Turns out I have celiac disease with sensitivity to the protein in oats. Dr
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Attacking the person rather than their argument only serves to make your argument look weaker.
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Propellant stored in the projectile vs propellant stored behind the projectile.
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Startpage is good
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    I have to admit that I found the Hyperion Cantos to be a bit of a disappointment. There were some decent bits and pieces scattered throughout, but overall the story never seemed to resolve into something I could find engaging. Can someone w
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Explaining this to fossil fuel advocates is surprisingly challenging.
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Absolutely not!
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Last I checked, yes I am indeed human. Are you implying I'm a language model because you think my maths is wrong? Ok let's see, 20 Watts is 20 joules per second. Einstein was alive for about 75 years, so that's 75x365x24x60x6
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Assuming his brain consumed the usual 20W, throughout his lifetime Einstein's grey matter would have gotten through about 4.6 billion Joules. Some napkin maths tells me ChatGPT consumes that much in about 2.8 milliseconds. I don't
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    Intel ME(en.wikipedia.org)

    4 points by dtj1123 8mo ago|0 comments
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Easy. I've done it five times in the last three years alone.
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    I've asked how much lower the error rate should be in order to be acceptable, and you've then replied with a rebuttal to the message of the posted article. I agree that a zero error rate is generally not possible, although I think
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    by dtj1123 8mo ago

    Right... So how much CSAM is an acceptable amount of CSAM in your opinion then?