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NLNet (backed by EU) is a society that also funds opensource dev by donations https://nlnet.nl/donating/ They should get more wellknown Judging by the lack of upvotes and nondisclosure of how much they get, my guess is
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Within the mobile space there are other possible Schwerpunkte and appstoretech is the most obvious one to work on. It's also one where superior technology could win out over feelings--> why NLNet wants to fund: https://n
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AGILMs that have anything like a working internet connection will likely find a way to replace these shareholders sureptitiously --- and without alerting/injuring their caregivers. how you feel about that? depends on your temperament..
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Those are vital points! Mobile is the battleground. No company now or ever working on classical hardware attestation will understand cryptographic engineering at a basic level.. Thus FOSS has plenty of time (decades to centuries) to learn f
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Another series by Tim: http://www.solenoid-valve-info.com/solenoid-valve-videos.htm...
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The funny thing about disembodied superintelligence-- what if a collection of normal intelligences are fundamentally unable to extract net value from it? The first example that comes to mind is OpenAI's Sebastian Bubeck (& others)
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Some say it's NP-hard https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/topics/more-dependency-resolut...
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There's a structural issue with how society (east or west) is organized in that information flows one way from virtues -> action -> consequences. That doesn't seem compatible with freedom or progress in the highest (astroarc
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And BigBro is Torvalds, Linux kernel devs belong to the Inner Party, Rust is Newspeak etc.. (reality >> fiction in some sense) We've always been at war with Cupertino
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Can't find a pw bypass but the following slide from a recent talk somewhat summarizes (the author) Prof Baehr's stance on intellectual virtues & vices that underpins his entire(?) outlook https://youtu.be/xBVtO
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Rich Sutton, the guy behind both "reinforcement learning" & "the Bitter Lesson", muses that Tech needs to understand the Bitter Lesson better: https://youtu.be/QMGy6WY2hlM Longer analysis: https:&#x
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The "fundamental group structure" is known as "equivariant cohomology". (21st C. version of rep theory?) In other words, knowledge-building isn't always discontinuous as is sometimes assumed. https://math
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I wager that both your AI-confidence and my AI-shyness mentioned above are contained in the boundary of 4th quadrant (which, kinda by definition, is made of unobtanium) Then there's AI-shy-confidence and AI-confident-shyness, which are
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Hello again! I try to tease some details here (please note that the biological allusions are not meant to be "rational") https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45545841 > There is no machine that will flash an in
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> as much as a cell needs a membrane. Then maybe it's time to move beyond the membrane and start thinking about evolutionary corrections to the membrane :) E.g ion-channel-, purine-/aromatic-heterocycle- based signalling syste
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Phase 1b clinical trial via Modality AI (2023)
(vergegenomics.com)
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pw bypassed here https://archive.ph/73i0t
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Prof Kitagawa's ref to the Taoist Zhuangzi on takumigokoro (匠心, ~the maker Soul) needs fleshing out: According to the referenced legend, the carpenter Lu Ban excels at building intricate but useful wooden structures (~ MOFs). Nthel
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the author might be talking about "expert embarassment", which is very different than tacit knowledge. The expert knows that there is a hole in his domain knowledge, but is exasperated because he can't say for sure what it is
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pw bypass https://archive.fo/XF48C
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> The trends reported from our data generally support Gidron et al.’s (2020) conclusion of a gradual decline of in-party liking
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So..Swiss citizens familiar with their direct democracies' traditional but informal stance on 'revolving doors' please correct me. It has 'worked' (for centuries--especially in finance & export sector below 
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Does the (stainless steel?) vacuum bottle, used in their demo, not have significant mass? https://www.coopoly.ca/p-545851-bouteille-noire-thermos-510m... Note also the extra weight attached by the researchers to its bottom