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by gessha 3y ago
I feel that's a bit overkill. From practical perspective, how often would you be downloading 4K ProRes from your phone vs sharing a lower res version? Unless Apple are setting up for something related to Vision Pro I don't know if
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by gessha 3y ago
Whenever I share something that requires a login like reading a Twitter thread, my friends say they find the initial tweet interesting but they can't continue since they don't have/don't want to make an account. It adds
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by gessha 3y ago
The idea of social bookmarking is really cool. Thank you for sharing.
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by gessha 3y ago
Might be a mistranslation but I think what they meant was sports situated in the real world as opposed to the digital world. That requires a lot more feature learning and engineering than let’s say chess and go where board state can be more
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by gessha 3y ago
This is not very surprising. Drone control is a pretty challenging skill for a human to learn. Good work from the drone agent team though.
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by gessha 3y ago
In mice
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by gessha 3y ago
Ba-ba-Barbara, Santa Barbara Ba-ba-Barbara, Santa Barbara…
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by gessha 3y ago
From the most recent issue of Logic magazine, talking about Charles Babbage: “Babbage’s Difference engines were designed to automate the work of the “least skilled” mathematicians…
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by gessha 3y ago
Isn’t this applied to object oriented design and not (digital) writing?
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by gessha 3y ago
Obsidian user as well. Self-hosted LiveSync extension works wonders after you tune it a bit.
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by gessha 3y ago
I’ve been using a Zojirushi thermos as a water bottle and it has been with me for 6 years. There’s replacement parts on their website to get worn out pieces which is convenient.
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by gessha 3y ago
Few things can beat the Saturn V launch video [1] with the enhanced audio in terms of sheer US domination propaganda and I don’t mean it in a bad way. Those close up shots of the rocket and the massive letters USA plastered everywhere is a
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by gessha 3y ago
You choose to put your belongings in a storage locker. You don’t choose to go to jail.
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by gessha 3y ago
How about we stop monetizing people’s misery and start treating them like humans? People get drunk on money and start trying to monetize every single interaction in life. People make mistakes, go down the wrong path and go to jail if their
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by gessha 3y ago
In 2 months by a group of 10 humble researchers at a conference in Dartmouth.
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by gessha 3y ago
What’s better is “Mostly harmless”
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by gessha 3y ago
Hmm, I didn’t see “designing a mediocre printer” in there
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by gessha 3y ago
Are there any drawbacks (other than cost) to doing population wide screenings for different diseases in order to collect data and address those deseases? The economic benefit of healthier population might actually outweigh those screening c
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by gessha 3y ago
A mix would always be nice because of diversification. I don’t think anyone wants full nuclear. Building water, geo and hydro is (as of now) cheaper to build compared to nuclear [citation needed]. And it’s also “free” energy. Why not use it
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by gessha 4y ago
Naming things is incredibly powerful aspect of human behavior. It can be used for good and evil and I don’t see a point in banning them. Media and politicians can still give unofficial names to bills when talking about them so such a ban wo
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by gessha 4y ago
That’s just offloading all the work to someone else and trusting their experiments and judgement.
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by gessha 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! It would’ve never crossed my mind somebody would make this type of music.
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by gessha 4y ago
Peasants: We have found a witch! (A witch! a witch!) Burn her burn her!
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by gessha 4y ago
Any publicity is good publicity it seems like. People don’t get that hating is not the opposite of love, it’s indifference. Mute and forget.
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by gessha 4y ago
If I want to read these articles, I’d like to do that within ChatGPT or the equivalent. I want to keep human and bot generated content separate for now.
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by gessha 4y ago
Identifying that you have a problem is sometimes challenging and you might have deeper problems and behaviors that are not immediately visible. Another thing to consider is “preventative” vs “diagnostic” therapy.
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by gessha 4y ago
One way to reconcile the two viewpoints is to find the conditions in which the recommendation is useful and instead of saying: “everyone can benefit from this therefore everyone should do it” To “People who are X and Y can benefit from this
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by gessha 4y ago
First Q: They do it because it’s harder to exploit a unionized workforce. Exploitation leads to short term increase in shareholder value. Second Q: Probably both.
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by gessha 4y ago
I’m a pessimist about corporate doing the right thing unless it’s economically aligned to do so. “This time” happens with open source where there’s typically no economical incentive and people are doing it for the heck of it.
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by gessha 4y ago
We need a DAWNBench* benchmark for training ChatGPT the fastest and cheapest. * https://dawn.cs.stanford.edu/benchmark/

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