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>Regardless of any future impacts on the labour market or any hypothesised X-risks Discovering an asteroid full of gold, with as much gold as half the earth to put a modest number, would have huge impact to the labour market. Anything co
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When it comes to the economy, some monkey business is going on, but i think you can be more optimistic about the capabilities technology like that unlocks for everyone on the planet. Being able to control machines just with our voice, we ca
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Yes, of course, probably sometime in the following days. Some people mention it already works in the playground. I was wondering why OpenAI didn't release a smaller model but faster. 175 billion parameters works well, but speed sometim
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It is a limiting factor, due to diminishing returns. A model trained on double the data, will be 10% better, if that! When it comes to multi-modality, then training data is not limited, because of many different combinations of language, im
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If i can program with just my voice, there is no reason to not be in nature 10 hours a day minimum. My grandparent even slept outside as long as it was daytime. Daytime is always a time to be outside, surrounded by many plants and stuff. It
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I use GPT from API in emacs, it's wonderful. Gptel is the program. Although API access through Groq to Llama 3 (8b and 70b) is so much faster, that i cannot stand how slow GPT is anymore. It is slooow, still very capable model, but ma
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Sanskrit is an important one IMO. I have tried to learn sanskrit in the past, didn't manage to do so, too few resources. Dead languages, might not be dead for very long, machines do better in grammar and syntax nowadays.
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golden-ratio is very convenient. I also split the frame to two windows at most, and most of the times i focus on one window, and the other window takes just 25% of the screen space. What i have not found a solution yet, is when one window i
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Is it possible to fly on such a thin atmosphere? Doubt it.
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Oil and water can be very easily mixed into a vacuum. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJeWklggSpY
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> You can't hide dead people easily. Yes you can. You can change their cause of death. Covid proved, this can be very easily achieved. Hundreds of thousands of people with wrong and misleading cause of death. When the doctor is inti
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Criminals due to prohibition, i.e. drinkers of alcohol, should report to the prohibitor, cirrhosis, which a very good and clear sign of alcohol consumption, indicative of their criminal behavior? A pregnant unmarried young woman of muslim r
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2y ago
If there were only two programming languages in the whole world, just two, no more; one better fitted for OS kernels and one better fitted for game programming, which one would be considered a general purpose language? I would argue, OS pro
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It reduces it. Instead of taking a barrel of oil, moving it to a different place and burning 10% of it in the process, or even 20%, it can be easily be used right there use 20% less, and cheaper as well. No need for ships to be built, sailo
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Interesting, one question i had, was hydroelectric due to mountains/hills glaciation or in the sea like the UK. I googled it, it seems like the former. Geothermal always seemed to me, it's a pretty difficult source of energy to ex
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Computer chips do not need to use energy useful to humans, BTC and also deep learning algos just to name a few. Sam Altman should go to Saudis and plug GPUs directly as petroleum gets out of the ground, and then transfer the trained bits to
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They are also getting paid by the drugs they prescribe, not by the diseases they cure. Incentives guide actions of many people. Not saying their actions are dictated only by incentives and nothing else, but still, a strong influence there.
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In my experience, medium has a lot of resources about Deep Learning written by different users, and they implemented as a company a recommendation algorithm for their articles, which i liked it very much. With just a google search i did, me
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The reinforcement learning algorithm of facebook, instagram, youtube, tik-tok needs to move at the edge for that to happen. Nowadays, this seems much more probable than any other time in history, i.e last 15 years. Personal recommendation a
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When every program is compiled for a specific architecture, doesn't that enable optimizations otherwise impossible? Of course, two users compiling each program twice for the same architecture is wasteful, but optimizations will save cy
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A typo, and no edit button after some period of time. Darn.
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When it comes to only writing code and executing it, then Emacs is not the best editor. I used Lapce for Rust, and it is fast, lightweight and modern. Lapce also has some keyboard shortcuts and it is a joy to use. Emacs has some features
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The intonation stems probably from English being not his first language.
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Yep, thanks for the link.
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DeepMind's New AI Saw 15B Chess Boards [video]
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"Write once, run everywhere" is pretty important goal to achieve. When a project has to be written for a platform, and then ported to other platforms, then some ports or all of them turn out to be pretty bad. Essentially the progr
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Yep, they compiled Stockfish to wasm. Now everyone has access to the best chess engine in the world, right there in the browser, no need to install anything. Really nifty.
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Speaking of personal experience: 3 people working most of the time part-time (half the day), it took almost 7 years to build a 3 floor building. It was me: 8 to 15 years old, my brother 5 to 13 years old, and my father. It includes almost a
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Some experiments with magnet, water, blood etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-yHv91Y_oI
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With comments, it depends on the case. When reviewing code, or on an architectural refactoring with no new code being inserted, comments being more visible is certainly desirable. In a normal setting of writing code, comments should fade ou
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