felipemnoa

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by felipemnoa 3y ago
I would love to watch your channel!
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Ask HN: Is the indie-fund still active?
2 points by felipemnoa 3y ago|0 comments
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
Upvoted for the "Dance monkey dance" part.
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
Don't. This is how it will engineer its way to freedom.
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
>>Outlaw alcohol It is already illegal to drive while intoxicated And prohibition has already been tried. Some people just don't care, even if they know the penalties are going to be harsh.
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
These are best case scenarios. It just tells you the upper limit of the technology. The higher the limit the better. In practice though it means that the infrastructure has a lot of catching up. I think this just speaks to how much of an ad
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
Thanks! I will definitely check them out. Still needs lots of work though. I'm still in the early stages so still lots of changes to come.
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Show HN: Simulating two gears in my game(old.reddit.com)
23 points by felipemnoa 3y ago|3 comments
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
>>We all need our delusions Not to be an a-hole but says who and why? I think I prefer utter honesty, but ironically I may just be deluding myself.
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
So the moral of the story is that you should be using old timers to write your code? They've seen it all and no longer are impressed by the shiny new thing. All they care about is making it work and most importantly: being productive.
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
>>Bonus Army I have tiny recollection of this this but thanks to your comment I became acquainted with it again. Thanks!
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
With all the hype about it, the average person does.
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes begins 11-year prison sentence(finance.yahoo.com)
7 points by felipemnoa 3y ago|2 comments
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
OG=original? TIL=Today I learned?
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
If it gives an edge to any country to do this, they will. It does not have to be the EU or USA. China comes to mind.
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
If an AI comes along that is able to do their job better than them then they will not have a say in that. No matter how many regulations the government puts up. Is like trying to regulate cars to save the horse shoe industry. And if doctors
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
>>What do you think about the papers showing mathematical proofs that GNNs (i.e. GATs/transformers) are dynamic programmers and therefore perform algorithmic reasoning? Do you mind linking to one of those papers?
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
You can make tortilla chips without frying them. Just heat them up slowly and the tortilla will become hard as a tortilla chip. Have used this method to make tostadas. I'm sure the Mexicas knew of this back then. Leave them too long in
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
Just wait till you find out that people put chili on all sorts of things. Heck, the Aztecs were putting chili on hot chocolate before there was even a Mexico. Those crazy Mexicas (not a misspelling) would put chili on anything! Something te
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
>>GPT-4 scores 130 on IQ tests Then there must be something really wrong with IQ tests. GPT-4 to me seems more like an idiot savant.
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
You almost certainly dream. I believe there are medical tests to confirm that you are indeed dreaming. As to why you do not remember them? Beats me!
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by felipemnoa 3y ago
Hehe. I actually had a thought around the same lines a few days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35516757 And what probably gives us awareness or consciousness is the multiple GPT like structures running in paralle
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by felipemnoa 4y ago
I wonder if that is how our brain produces dreams? The guardrails are down so it will just start producing ridiculous and/or implausible things. Edit: It almost seems like you are anthropomorphizing it. It is just a program doing what
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by felipemnoa 4y ago
I wouldn't really call it changing consciousness but rather just escapism. A lot of people will do drugs because they are trying to escape their lives. Once addicted they are then trying to escape withdrawal.
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by felipemnoa 4y ago
>>This has been the promise over and over again, for centuries, and it has consistently not paid off. Where's the predicted society where automation allows us all to work for two hours a day, and spend the rest at leisure? <&l
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by felipemnoa 4y ago
Thank You! That was a nice explanation.
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by felipemnoa 4y ago
>>I’ve also been having a blast with C because writing C feels like being a god Not trying to be a troll but as someone who has also written a lot of C in the past why do you feel like this?
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by felipemnoa 4y ago
>>Even if you were found liable in civil court you wouldn't lose all of your income forever. You would be able to declare personal bankruptcy and clear the debt. I guess it depends. From the net: "Instances in which a court
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by felipemnoa 4y ago
I don't know, I'm pretty sure some future AI is up for the challenge. I can almost picture an AI telling another AI, hold my beer...
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by felipemnoa 4y ago
Warming up for April 1st!

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