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by gowld 8mo ago
AI agents are Meseeks. They clone them selves contantly annihilate copies of themselves when they complete a goal. Asking about their "Sentience" is an utter category error. Whatever they are, they aren't human or any kind of
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by gowld 8mo ago
Somebody read Dune and remembered (one of) the point!
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by gowld 8mo ago
A linked list is sparse by the metric of minimum maximum degree (2). A maximally sparse connected graph by mean (degree edge/node ratio) is any tree (mean degree ~ 1), not necessarily a linked list.
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by gowld 8mo ago
More important is that the new algorithm has a multiplicative factor in m (edges), so it's only efficient for extremely sparse graphs. If m > n (log n)^{1/3} Then this algorithm is slower. for 1 Million nodes, if the average de
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by gowld 8mo ago
n = 2 is Pinky and the Brain.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Getting the work done faster for the same money doesn't make the work more expensive. You could slow down the inference to make the task take longer, if $/sec matters.
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by gowld 8mo ago
You are asking a robotics question, not an AI question. Robotics is more and less than AI. Boston Dynamics robots are getting quite near your benchmark.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Does folding a protein count? How about increasing performance at Go?
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by gowld 8mo ago
That's an improper analysis. First off, it's dollar-averaging every category, so it's not "% of income", which varies based on unit income. Second, I could commit to spending my entire life with constant spending (o
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by gowld 8mo ago
"hungry judge effect" is a debunked myth.
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by gowld 8mo ago
A mistake isn't "judgment". These were technical rulings on matters of jurisdiction, not subjective judgments on fairness. "The consistency in legal compliance from GPT, irrespective of the selected forum, differs signif
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by gowld 8mo ago
It's 2 because there cannot be just one. There must be 2. Same as with magnetic poles and Siths. (and not same as with Highlanders.) It's not infinite, because if you add more, you get a different space of numbers. j and k are not
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by gowld 8mo ago
I don't think anyone thinks is "i and -i are fundamentally different". What they care more about is whether the 5 5th roots of 2 have an natural ordering or not.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Study analysis and algebra from books and videos on your own?
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by gowld 8mo ago
It depends on what that "other way" is, and if it has a different structure, making it a different thing. What's special about C is that it's almost a completely unified and uniform view of algebra of analysis, but not
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by gowld 8mo ago
The common metric on the reals one of only two that exist as completions of Q! The other is the p-padics (basically, low-order bits matter more than high-order bits), which have distance but not ordering.
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by gowld 8mo ago
> LLMs are awful at the spatial stuff, Which LLMs are you specifically referring to? Are any of them trained with Micropolis data?
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by gowld 8mo ago
Why wouldn't HFT be disrupted by AI? AI-enhanced trading algo designs are likely to be competitive? AI disrupts everything on the computer from the low-end on up. The higher end requires more expensive or custom models that aren't
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by gowld 8mo ago
It's math. Bikeshedding is the goal.
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by gowld 8mo ago
PP meant automorphisms, which is what the OP article is about.
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by gowld 8mo ago
In case you forgot after you read the article: the article talks about the US providing Hilux trucks to allies in the Middle East.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Yes, humans do compete for resources.
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by gowld 8mo ago
25% tariff isn't a roadblock for military spending.
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by gowld 8mo ago
AI chatbots are also making people better at physics, by answering questions the textbook doesn't or the professor can't explain clearly, patiently. Critical thinking skills are critical. Students cheating with chatbots might not
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by gowld 8mo ago
Information content of the article: The discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012 completed the Standard Model of particle physics, but the field has since faced a "crisis" due to the lack of new discoveries. The Large Hadron Collider
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by gowld 8mo ago
Is this a "How to lie with statistics" paper, where investigator-selected parameters for the weighted average determine the result?
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by gowld 8mo ago
Since it's a proof of an existing conjecture, it won't have practical implications. Anyone who needed the result has been relying on the conjecture.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Quanta-to-English translation: The work concerns elliptic partial differential equations (PDEs), which describe systems that vary in space but are in equilibrium over time (e.g., stress distribution on a bridge, temperature in a static lava
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by gowld 8mo ago
Light work for an LLM
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by gowld 8mo ago
Someone blaming every young person's illness on a vaccine, without any context for comparsion vs the population that didn't get the vaccine? That is horrifying. What are they trying to cover up?

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