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by ganzuul 2y ago
There is very little "why" in stock market questions and much more "who".
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by ganzuul 2y ago
I would love the irony of the defendants training a lawyer model to save money on this case until AGI happens.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_of_computation FSMs are sequential models and then there are functional models and concurrent models.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Placebo is also medicine.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Do they have a weird orb and and company scrip?
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by ganzuul 2y ago
I mean that here-and-now is an aggregate of discrete attention spans. Without integration these spans are separate "now" without "here". Attention directed to future events is not truly separate from those events (coupli
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by ganzuul 2y ago
I think consciousness actually masters multiple tracks of 'reality' into a single timeline. It's not precognition; our idea about what time is is simply wrong. There is no time, there is only computational irreducibility.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Are there any studies on predicting neural architecture scaling? E.g. a small training dataset which indicates performance on a large training dataset?
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by ganzuul 2y ago
The tax might not have to be monetary. Putting geolocation QR codes on stuff could help mitigate the super-polluters by taxing perception.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Glass jars and tin cans were the old solution. Perhaps some modern deep eutectic chemistry can improve on the old energy economy of glass.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
I see these studies as a first step in a Bayesian inference. Trust comes with more evidence but you have to start somewhere. Edit: Actually this is the third step. From the source: https://www.ipsos.com/sites/default&#x
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by ganzuul 2y ago
If you like spooky stuff there is lots of fun things to think about. Just off the cuff; We are predicting a soul upload technology with Neuralink etc. So an alien technosignature could look like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Excuse me I meant the related heavy-tailed distributions, which show up in dragon king theory. I'm wondering if this result indicates we have a new method to eke out important signals from noise that otherwise get smoothed out.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
This improves modeling of long-tail distributions? How far off am I here?
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by ganzuul 2y ago
In addition to wavelength EM also has several polarization modes and near/far field characteristics that can carry information.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Good induction to thinking about quantum gravity.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Yes, though the Kurtzgesagt video seems to allow for a Kerr metric to be habitable in a very normal sense.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
> A perfect and pressureless fluid can be interpreted as a model of a configuration of dust particles that locally move in concert and interact with each other only gravitationally, from which the name is derived. That "only" i
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by ganzuul 2y ago
It says that spacetime exists as an interaction of gravity alone. This implies that there is no other frame of reference in this type of solution to GR. i.e. without mass there is no time in such a universe. Not a new idea. > I could be
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by ganzuul 2y ago
> There's models which suggest they could exist inside a singularity, but they're not going to outside without something which seriously breaks other areas of physics (Tipler cylinders etc). A singularity is a dimensionless poi
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Are you familiar with the equations? I'm not prepared to simply take your word for it. In short, this seems to say the exact opposite of your claim: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dust_solution
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by ganzuul 2y ago
If the ring rotated, and black hole density decreases with size ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71eUes30gwc ), could a rotating Gödel universe exist within our universe? Could a region of space be engineered to allow for a
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by ganzuul 2y ago
I'm really hoping for a more human-centric version of 'interpretability'. That might be how the algo picks up what to trend but it doesn't tell us what sparked it.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Twice the annual budget of the Red Cross.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
It would be interesting to have some interpretability to how the YouTube algorithm suddenly picks out these 'old' gems.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
It is good evidence against a conspiracy like the Illuminati, but also a cold shower wake-up that nobody is truly in control.
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by ganzuul 2y ago
It looks like a new kind of sandbox game and it certainly is a very promising concept. It might allow for entirely new types of collaborative storytelling. e.g. if a player marks an item as 'important' the next level generated bui
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by ganzuul 2y ago
This week I completed a sculpture which I intentionally made to be non-photographable by choosing lighting and materials which showed off high reflectivity and high chroma so that screens would not be able to reproduce it. To the human sens
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by ganzuul 2y ago
Why is it that some experts say stuff falls into the center of a black hole while others say it slows down and never passes the event horizon? Is it just semantics?
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by ganzuul 2y ago
That is an interesting take on local minima. Teachers are hopefully empowered by AI to better adapt to the needs of the students.

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