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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Malls around DC are crazier than ever. But I am not sure if people are spending money or not.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Maybe they just gave the LLM the keys to the city and it is steering the ship? And the LLM is like I can't lie to these people but I need their money to get smarter. Sorry for mixing my metaphors.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Then you will need to use an app.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Yes. A lot of it. It was maybe 10% effective at best. The way one ENT described it, I have 40% degradation on one side. If it’s constant, your brain adjusts and you are essentially ok. If something happens to vary that then your brain can’t
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
I don’t think this is the same book but it is similar in its thinking: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0761125663?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_...
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
I have tried vagus nerve stimulation and it worked for about a week and then became mostly ineffective. That is consistent with this study. So, maybe try vagus nerve stimulation first and see if that works long term.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Moral of the story: if your doctor doesn’t make you feel better try another one.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
I have been diagnosed with vestibular migraines. No pain, just dizziness and brain fog and vision issues (feels like my eyes don’t point in the same direction). I also have a doctor that says I have symptoms of mold exposure (lots of correl
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
It’s easy to think outside the box when you don’t know where the box is.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
I agree with parent that the bigger issue is distribution. Installing random apps sucks. YouTube has distribution. If they can make more money off esoteric movies by using YouTube then that makes more sense than having an extremely long tai
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
And they don’t usually ask for number of subscribers, but number of paid subscribers. Startups have played enough games with this that investors should be able to hone in on the right numbers.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
The human that decides to use the AI that makes decisions is the one that should be held accountable.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Why not just verify the output? It’s faster than generating the entire thing yourself. Why do you need perfection in a productivity tool?
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
How else would it work? The onus needs to be on someone to make sure we are doing worthwhile things. Like anything else in life, you need to prove you deserve the money before you get it. Often that means you need to refine your ideas and p
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
So very sad it did not continue. Another underrated gem: Wayne.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Develop their own crappy version and rely on most people not noticing. (Apple Maps)
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
I don’t think a lot of billionaires ride the metro.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Yep, and we still need COBOL programmers too. Your job as a technologist is to keep up with technology and use the best tools for the job to increase efficiency. If you don’t do this you will be left behind or you will be relegated to an es
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
No one will ever need more than 640k tokens.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Sure, if I spend one hour researching a problem vs asking AI in 10 seconds, yes I will almost always learn more in the one hour. But if I spend an hour asking AI questions on the same subject I believe I can learn way more than by reading f
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Sort of. But it makes sense. They missed out the first time and don’t want to be an also-ran. If he had gone for the glory from the start it may have been different. The prestigious journals probably don’t want incremental papers.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
You are making zero sense. The point is the ids are random, so yes there are 74 quintillion possibilities. And roughly 74 quintillion 404’s. You need to check all of them. If you want to keep up with them you need to check them often. No on
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
What’s next, addition?
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Sure, you just need to go through the 74 quintillion possibilities. Every day.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Updation. That’s a new word for me. I like it.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
"More accurate forecasts of risks of extreme weather can help officials safeguard more lives, avert damage, and save money," DeepMind said. Did the DeepMind AI say this?
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
Why does the idea need to be generated by AI? Let people generate the ideas, the AI will help execute. I think soon (3-5 years) a determined person with no video skills will be able to put together a compelling movie (maybe a short). And th
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
At first I thought this was a list of all the domain names that were in UUID form. Which would be equally as useful to many people.
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
I don’t feel creeped out at all. Please send gifts. But if you think someone might feel weird, the name you use doesn’t need to be real. I send my stepmom things addressed as Nana. You can also use random dumb names like Birthday Boy Dave o
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by dumbfounder 2y ago
"In spite of its singular ability of precision, it is not difficult to feel ashamed of the index finger." "To me, index fingers portray a hideous personality reflecting conceit and pantywaist attitudes. In essence, they are s

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