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by fsmv 2y ago
We really had a flat tax rate then? Those mean the poorer pay the majority of the total taxes.
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by fsmv 2y ago
There's a very simple change to the reward function that fixes this: make block reward proportional to difficulty. There's a real implementation called Ergon. I wish everyone wasn't so poisoned against it now that it was poss
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by fsmv 2y ago
Common sense is having a true understanding of the world not a bunch of pixel patterns only.
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by fsmv 2y ago
If you think P=NP is possible then you might as well think BPP=BQP as well.
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by fsmv 2y ago
What's wrong with the standard library parser?
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by fsmv 2y ago
This idea was featured in The Three Body Problem trilogy. The problem is modulating the signal. The only way is to move large masses quickly.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Men with guns have no place in advancing knowledge.
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by fsmv 2y ago
What even is this? People reading conspiracy theories from a chatbot spouting random garbage?
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by fsmv 2y ago
Pretty sure you can just concatenate the field values together into one giant tensor and call it one field if you want.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Isn't that the issue? Getting thumbs up from an underpaid human reviewer isn't the same as accurate facts.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Why do people focus so much on that random side comment from Pike during one talk he gave a long time ago? It's hardly the language philosophy and it's really hard to believe that Pike actually thinks Google programmers are bad or
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by fsmv 2y ago
You have to add some extra assembly before main if you don't use the C runtime. You have to write _start, the actual entry point that CRT usually takes. https://github.com/fsmv/dfre/blob/master/code&
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by fsmv 2y ago
There are some that exist. The problem is you need at least some RLHF to make it follow instructions instead of just predicting sentences.
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by fsmv 2y ago
The goproxy server makes it somewhat immutable for go too. Once they have a version cached they will never delete it. You can only supercede it with a new version and mark the old version as bad.
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by fsmv 2y ago
But this cypher is easily defeated, it even says how in the Wikipedia article. I suspect it wouldn't work with anything that actually prevents people from "decrypting" it.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Superintelligence doesn't exist and isn't close to existing, as much as they are trying to hype it up
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by fsmv 2y ago
I had a c. diff infection two years ago and it was unimaginably bad. I wish I was able to try this instead of antibiotics. I still struggle with gut health now although things have improved with a lot of hard work.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Terry Tao has recently been exploring the computer proof writing language Lean and since you can mechanically check the validity of the proof it's perfectly valid to have an AI generate Lean code. If it's wrong Lean will give erro
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by fsmv 2y ago
Paul Erdős was a very interesting person. I read his biography The Man Who Loved Only Numbers. He couch surfed and wrote papers with others his entire life and became the most prolific published mathematician ever. He also loved to teach ki
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by fsmv 2y ago
You just need to turn off password authentication so it's keys only. They can attempt logins all they want and never get in. Also if you run ssh on a nonstandard port you get many fewer attempts. There are several groups that constantl
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by fsmv 2y ago
Ads allows for much wider distribution of content and much lower per-user costs. If you had to pay to access the content the number of people who can pay is necessarily much smaller and so those people would have to pay more per person than
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by fsmv 2y ago
Private chats solve the problem of anonymity allowing people to behave badly. In a chat you have reputation and you get kicked if you're an asshole.
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by fsmv 2y ago
There are objective collapse theories that lead to different physical predictions. Copenhagen is not actually a well defined theory because it does not define measurement. If we measured objective collapse it would falsify MWI.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Einstein's equation includes all forms of energy not just rest mass. Photons have 0 rest mass not 0 energy.
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by fsmv 2y ago
I wonder why they moved away from the liquid cooling idea to heat tiles.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Illusion is just the word they try to use to explain what emergence is. I don't think illusion really fits all that well though because illusion implies it's somehow not real and that's not what emergence is about. Emergent t
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by fsmv 2y ago
Seems like we can just build a bigger receiving dish
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by fsmv 2y ago
NASA was not relying on a Japanese billionaire's joyride for their moon landing plans. I saw another article that said part of the reason this got cancelled is NASA took priority for the starship project.
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by fsmv 2y ago
It's not easy to memorize a long hex string, but hex is extremely useful for lots of other purposes. It's very nice that it cleanly aligns with bytes and words so it's perfect for inspecting binary data.
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by fsmv 2y ago
How did they take this long to figure it out? I would have expected this article when ChatGPT first came out.

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