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by glial 1y ago
For the sake of argument, here's one: > https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06924-6
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by glial 1y ago
Is there any way to find out which stations will be affected, and by how much (e.g. proportion of budget)?
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by glial 1y ago
At your recommendation I took a look at Ground News. I'm not a fan of the continued reification of "left" and "right". I have heard conservatives lament that MAGA isn't truly conservative. I've heard econo
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by glial 1y ago
5. No "Shorts"
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by glial 1y ago
This is fantastic, thank you for sharing.
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by glial 1y ago
Not just Euclid - even Newton's Principia used geometric demonstrations, rather than algebraic ones.
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by glial 1y ago
And the Google talk: https://youtu.be/zJOS0sV2a24?feature=shared&t=858
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by glial 1y ago
Talking about "truth" or "lies" with LLMs isn't helpful.
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by glial 1y ago
Shout out to the fantastic Georgia Tech online masters program in CS: https://pe.gatech.edu/degrees/computer-science (not affiliated, just a fan)
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by glial 1y ago
For a generation
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by glial 1y ago
> I think a lot of us want the same thing Cognitively, yes. This is like saying "a lot of us want the same thing - healthy, fresh food that makes us stronger, sleep better, and live longer". Of course. But fast food is a $400B
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by glial 1y ago
> companies that behave badly are forced to pay Isn't this just regulation?
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by glial 1y ago
Can you help me understand? If state A decides to ban tobacco product B in their state, would that also fall under this clause, and therefore be subject to federal law on the matter?
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by glial 1y ago
I've been hoping this for 15 years, but so far I still use Python for everything.
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by glial 1y ago
It reminds me of the old joke. "To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research."
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by glial 1y ago
Sounds like my 2011 Camry, which I absolutely love and hope to never sell.
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by glial 1y ago
This is really beautiful design, and excellent teaching. Thank you!
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by glial 1y ago
I tried a Pi Hole a few years ago. I just discovered NextDNS and configured my home router to use it as a DNS and wow, it's SO much easier.
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by glial 1y ago
I had an elective class at St. John's where we read selections from Newton's Principia (ISBN 9781888009262) together with William Blake's long poem "Jerusalem, the Emanation of the Giant Albion". The goal was not to
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by glial 1y ago
It loads in about 10 seconds in Safari on an M1 Air. I think I am spoiled.
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by glial 1y ago
For me it was twitter bots during the 2016 election, but same principle.
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by glial 1y ago
Can you say a bit more? Just reading the abstract, it's not clear to me how this contradicts the parent comment.
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by glial 1y ago
I enjoy watching newer-generation models exhibit symptoms that echo features of human cognition. This particular one is reminiscent of the confabulation seen in split-brain patients, e.g. https://www.edge.org/response-detail
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by glial 1y ago
I guess you could consider it a lossy encoding.
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by glial 1y ago
This is great -- and I have learned 80% the hard way. The other 20% will be valuable reading! Personally I've had success with LangGraph + pydantic schemas. Curious to know what others have found useful.
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by glial 1y ago
Yes - there is another HN discussion active today on the topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43692360
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by glial 1y ago
I think the comment was tongue-in-cheek.
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by glial 1y ago
Entropy is based on your model of the world and every model, being a simplification and an estimate, is false.
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by glial 1y ago
I concede that my framing was explicitly Bayesian, but with that caveat, it absolutely is true: your uncertainty is a function of your knowledge, which is a model of the world, but is not equivalent to the world itself. Suppose I had a coin
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by glial 1y ago
Question for you - if you don't exercise due process, how do you know if any individual is one of those 10 million you speak of, or someone who is here legally, or for that matter, a citizen?

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