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gryn
3y ago
yes, I think you both agree with each other. good thinking is an inherently slow process. the way to get fast is to do some caching, if you already explored the domain and stored the answers for it you can just remember the information. the
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gryn
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yes that's what I had in mind for thinking. for measuring it's all the different ways we've seen the last decades from those who claim to do data-driven decision making go astray.
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it not about avoiding paying them (you will anyway unless you're in very narrow class of orgs) its about being in the wrong legal structure and getting stuck in administrative hell because you don't fit in their tidy little classi
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3y ago
Not all open source devs are from the USA and in a lot of place outside it say the EU it can be quite the hassle. If you do it wrong it can very well be more than 5k worth of effort to fix it. When the taxman comes out 2 years later with a
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3y ago
The problem with that is that humans depends on the ecosystem making them extinct would probably have very long chain of negative effects that would poison us in return if not make us extinct too.
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gryn
3y ago
Depends on your metric for success I guess. - number of matches ? Probably not. - number of fellow fans ? Probably.
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gryn
3y ago
You can go meta and apply that to thinking and measuring itself.
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3y ago
here's my recommendation to get better suggestions. in your single account you can multiple yt channels. the recommendations are per channel, so if you like cooking you can make a cooking channel where most of you recommendations will
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3y ago
A lot of youtube AI manga recap channels have popped up in the last year. I assumed they have some open source tool that does the panel segmentation for them.
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3y ago
it's about a century old but the recent popularity of AI made more people aware of it, I personally became aware of it more than a decade while learning about reinforcement learning (the old kind with GOFAI) but it's also used in
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gryn
3y ago
those private jets are usually exempt from these kind of ban.
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gryn
3y ago
so much for buying the platform to allow for free speech.
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gryn
3y ago
It's a boiling frog situation, next step in that scenario is making illegal to change the DNS.
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3y ago
Yes it's a worrying trend you see in the laws proposed/created over the past few years. ISPs in france already comes with censored DNS servers probably due to regulation for a few years now. I guess this is a suggestion to make EU
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3y ago
10 years ago would've agreed with you, these days I'm not so sure. Where do you think people looking for long term relationships are looking ?
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3y ago
we should ban people from buying kitchen knives ! better not cach you in your trip from the mall to your house. /s
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3y ago
It Would not be enough. Good unbiased Thinking requires effort. To optimize this there are caching mechanisms at multiple levels, from inside your brain to the societal level to save the energy required to do the thinking. If you deem that
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3y ago
Maybe it's just using a different type of math with no axiom of extentionality. Did your daughter provide a proof of equivalence between 55-28 and 22 ? It's against its sensibilities to just assume your axioms. /s ( I have no
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part of the reason for me is that there's less friction to transition from writing to doodling random stuff while thinking about things and going back. compare writing to typing in a computer, if while typing you start to visualize the
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3y ago
the other factor I noticed from the days I was programming for fun vs these days where I'm programming for pay. in those early years the tasks that you take on are probably above your skillset and fight through it, you're not acc
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3y ago
here are two examples: - GPT4-V: I give it a SFW picture of a woman in bikini in the beach, there was nothing sexual about the photo. => oh no she has a big boobs and cleavage, must be porn. error response from the API because the guardr
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3y ago
yes, but now it makes it easier to go look for the evidence on you specifically for the crime you claimed to commit. you know, instead of fishing in the large.
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one potential use case I've had in my and never gotten around to making is using them detailed tag and sort a huge library of images, OCR is useless here. the idea would be to have a more semantic type of search based on the content of
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3y ago
continue.dev works great for me, supports vs code and jetbrains ide, there's shortcuts to give it code snipets as context and in place editing. works with all kind of LLM sources. both gpt and local stuff. still haven't found anyt
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Just wait for them to get a little older and you'll probably have a wave of motherboards dying in the future like what happened with the MBPs from around 2011 - 2013 with apple denying it for years until the threats of class action law
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don't conflate 'Objects' with 'Object Oriented Design', if you split your data Structures from you algos then your just using an OOP-language to do programming not doing OOP. strong typing has nothing to do with OOP
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well it not really a good analogy because pigs are very robust and have existed a long time and 'AI'(LLMs) are very brittle fragile embryos that can die from a sneeze. a more relevant analogy for llms is a bullshiter that don'
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3y ago
I agree, but a vague abstract model is still a model. the model is a model for what happen while you're alive, why you are alive, and what happen after you're alive. this vagueness is a feature of surviving religions the more deta
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you don't, that's the whole apple strategy lock-in your average younger, non technical person so much that they find it 'an ick' to have to interact with an android user.
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I agree, but if there's enough political will (ie these orgs convince a large enough subset of the right people) the US can bully other nations to implement similar policities like it has done many times in the past. once you understan
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