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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
The author should look into https://www.castelion.com/ a company started by SpaceX employees and with deep connections to Elon's Starlink and Strategic Defense Initiative. They have some interesting images.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Same. Self motivation may be related to dopamine receptor rate and sensitivity which are a genetic trait.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
In the Yellowstone area they would also run them off cliffs.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Elon started SpaceX with Mike Griffin right during the ABMT withdraw.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Elon's been on quite the information suppression run this week. Adding a dislike button, telling his followers to bury left content, and stories about his attempts to "win at nuclear war" https://www.reddit.com&#x2
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
It's popular to suggest we don't hear aliens because they all destroyed themselves. But a basic RF link budget calculation shows that even an Arecibo sized antenna pointed perfectly at another Arecibo telescope on an alien planet,
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Baldwin Hills over Griffith?
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Elon is pursuing people he doesn't like and using X data to do so.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Veritasium viewer?
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Argh don't say that, someone might question funding CS theory grant proposals.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Elon has his own "Musk Files" that involve the CIA too, https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1dgyujd/comment/l8...
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
What percentage of GPUs are being used for training versus inference?
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
The main concern about reflecting light are from astronomers in remote places. The main concern for the rest of humanity is that Starlink is for nuclear war: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1dgyujd&
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Read the comments
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
You obviously didn't read the link, it's way worse/more direct than you are thinking.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Not nuclear attack.. missile defense against ICBMs. I e., Brilliant Pebbles.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
> Somebody spoke up on the Fediverse, saying “I wonder if reporters know that Wikipedia hallucinates too?" This recent xAI chat on SpaceX is way better and more revealing than anything I've read on Wikipedia: https:/&#x2F
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Would be better if round.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
You said it only depends on network size, I'm saying it more likely is impossible regardless of network size due to fundamental limits in training methods.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
The universal approximation theorem does not apply once you include any realistic training algorithms / stochastic gradient descent. There isn't a learnability guarantee.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
It's not clear that a bunch of cascaded rectified linear functions will every generalize to near 100%. The error floor is at a dangerous level regardless of training. AGI is needed to tackle the final 1%>
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Right, getting more corner cases training data won't solve an architecture problem. AI in general quickly impresses when it's mostly right but improving from there is the challenge.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
You must have read Elon's own tales. See who Michael D. Griffin is and his history with Elon.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
On Musk making Starship decisions: "Elon’s direct engineering management style may help him maintain alignment between Mars-oriented designs and the greater defense-oriented requirements of an SDI system" https://grook.
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
Which statements do you disagree with? It has a citation for most everything.
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Elon's own xAI chatbot divulges Nuclear War Plans(grook.ai)
7 points by forgot-im-old 2y ago|10 comments
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
xAI alleges (with a ton of citations), "In short, Starship is on track to sway the balance of nuclear war and finally allow the U.S.A. to construct an effective space-based missile defense system."
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
he asked Grok about strategic significance of Starship, so maybe why it dumped all those (dirty?) details that's the wildest account of SpaceX history I've ever seen
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
By adding additional degrees of freedom in the transmission through 'analog modulation' you increase the transmission rate. This is certainly possible, for example FM is more robust than AM, but at the expense of bandwidth. In the
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by forgot-im-old 2y ago
No, with error correction, not all transmitted bits are received, but the message bits can be recovered.., and if not they must retransmit later.

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