great_psy

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by great_psy 3y ago
In an odd twist of faith, the person(Fritz Haber) who’s method is used to get fertilizer, is also invented zyklon b and was used to have a different type of impact.
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by great_psy 3y ago
Does it really have a lot of military applications ? I presume weight is heavily optimized to get 300kmph. So it won’t go that fast if it carries explosives. Could be used for high value target killing. Like literally a bullet you can contr
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by great_psy 3y ago
My point is not that I stop liking to paint. My point is that I am an aspiring artist, who is waiting tables and I invest all my spare cash and time to get better at my craft and hopefully allow my craft to support me financially. Any hope
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by great_psy 3y ago
Photographers totally became obsolete. When cameras were harder to use, you had national geographic taking you all over the world to photograph different locations because only you and a handful of people knew how to take a picture properly
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by great_psy 3y ago
What is the intended use for this ? Notes app seem like an odd place to ask Google like questions. Is it supposed to help me with writing long for text? Am I supposed to use it as a spell/grammar checker ? This is not directly a quest
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by great_psy 3y ago
I don’t even think the moat is the issue here. We are giving the enjoyable parts of life to a computer. And we are left with the drudgery. I’m sure some people would be more ok to work a shitty job with the hope that they might make it as
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by great_psy 3y ago
Cool idea, but pretty much impossible on iPhone safari. Clicking the controls too fast just zooms in and out
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by great_psy 3y ago
I also got shocked by one of those capacitors once… And then I proceeded to connect different wires to figure out how to recharge the capacitor and touch it with a screwdriver which proceeded to melt just so slightly that it got stuck to th
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by great_psy 3y ago
I suspect newspapers are on a downward trajectory and will continue to be for the foreseeable future. I think most people are consuming the articles through some middle service like Facebook, and many people don’t bother to read more than
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by great_psy 3y ago
Would you also have that belief about how much weight a human can lift ? Just because a human can lift 500lb, we will never build a machine that can lift more than that ? Why is it so crazy to think that we, the tool building animals that w
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by great_psy 3y ago
I don’t see why human level is needed. You can have 10 different ai systems, each one sub human intelligence and it would still disrupt the world in a huge way. If you have a system that all it can do is take project requirements write java
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by great_psy 3y ago
The funny thing about humans is that sentiment very much affects where things are headed. People feel good about the future, they will buy that new TV or start that new business. And those actions will have very real consequences.
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by great_psy 3y ago
Would this really be considered greed ? I think the survey mostly says that people think they will be able to afford food and shelter. I don’t think this is greed in the same sense. Also the jump is big, but the actual value is pretty low c
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by great_psy 3y ago
How many people act like they know this? Given how many people are willing to burn themselves out because of their job I’m going to guess not too many.
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by great_psy 3y ago
I think there’s different ways: - take random samples from the area and statistically come up with that value - put a radar/sonar/ xray etc in a hole and get an outline of how big the deposit is. I did not work in this field expli
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by great_psy 3y ago
See mixture of experts. It’s likely what chatGPT does in the backend.
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by great_psy 3y ago
Given the cloudflare CEO responses, I think it’s safe to assume that one is real.
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by great_psy 3y ago
While the risk is obvious, what is the alternative ? You can go down as a number on the spreadsheet, or you can show everyone else they are also numbers on a spreadsheet. Her behaviour is a first step towards a different workplace. The effe
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by great_psy 3y ago
This a pretty strong claim with zero data to back it up
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by great_psy 3y ago
I also had a western digital nas that got bricked by a software update. And I am also on the nas.api list.
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by great_psy 3y ago
The counter point to that, is that in order to get AGI you will need long term memory. In which case we will design a long term memory at first to gather the benefits that came come AGI.
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by great_psy 3y ago
I did not dig too deep in the technicalities of it, but is there anything that would stop openAI from also implementing something like this ? Presumably any advances open source community makes towards running on cheap hardware, will also m
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by great_psy 3y ago
Maybe in 5 years apple with release a native version of this.
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by great_psy 3y ago
Not really… You have a signal that has noise, and the goal is to get eliminate the noise. In 200 years the goal will be the same, and hopefully we will have a better algorithm of eliminating the noise.
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by great_psy 3y ago
I don’t think the reading method is a substitute for checksums and so on. You would still read the exact same data you write, even if part of the process is not deterministic.
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by great_psy 3y ago
So I am a bit confused about the part where you go k distance out from the centroids. Since there are ~5000 dimensions, in which of those dimensions are we moving k out ? Is the idea you just move, out, in all dimensions such that the final
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by great_psy 3y ago
Search for the string “children” in the context of children books/stories
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by great_psy 3y ago
They threw it away for 12M.
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by great_psy 3y ago
Why does it have to be about their ex employee ? Is Amazon involved in this? Seems odd that their ex employer is all they could say about him
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by great_psy 3y ago
Yea I’m sure there’s plenty of jobs where nothing of value is produced. Think about all the startups that fail. People work really hard for two years, and then the whole thing fails with nothing to show for it. In the grand scheme of things

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