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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Seems pretty important for something like a plotting function where you want to be able to pass any tweaks to any subplots.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Emacs users may enjoy: Interview with an Emacs Enthusiast in 2023 [Colorized] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urcL86UpqZc .
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Interesting, wonder what the actual income from vast.ai looked like.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Could just be an experiment. Canada isn’t terribly consequential to meta so why not see what happens if you don’t back down.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
I’m sympathetic I’m just saying they’re not totally ignoring the problem. There was a battery related class action too https://www.subarubatterysettlement.com/
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
As a fellow 2017 Outback owner, Subaru at least sent out a notice to have this fixed for free in April 2019.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Recent Nature article on the treatment https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-01799-z
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
It’s not a good idea to discourage keeping tires in good shape though.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
We hit comment cooldown but it's not foolery exactly, more like reflecting the futility of trying to make these kinds of arguments. The problem with this whole chain is we haven't actually defined what a neuron is. Take the purp
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
No bound, got it.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
No, I’m saying having a finite number of neurons doesn’t imply a particular number of brain states. Scaling laws actually don’t apply very strictly to brain size. For example, whales have very large brains but aren’t generally thought to be
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
What’s the bound?
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Mm not sure that bound applies because neurons are neither of fixed size nor fixed energy. But on the other hand one starts to stretch the definition of neuron.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
'...the assumed brain function producing entanglement, must use a kind of quantum distillation process on mixed states.'
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Since we're providing citations :) https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2399-6528/ac94be
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Schrödinger's cat will be so relieved!
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Then I won’t bother with your citation that says if you add infinite memory you can achieve infinite states :)
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
That implies a lookup table requires me to provide a citation :) In fact, assuming space is not discrete, not only can a neuron be in any of infinite states, per quantum mechanics it can be in multiple at the same time.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
One neuron has an infinite number of possible states (as far as we know).
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Any artificial neural net has a finite set of inputs and a finite set of outputs. That makes it equivalent to some lookup table. You must therefore claim a lookup table has the ability to reason.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
I don't think it really matters. Tidyverse is fine for datasets of size 2 * (1...20?) . Data table buys you maybe 21..23? Then you're off to spark for 24+ anyway. So you'd only be covering a pretty narrow slice of the space.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
Using the same acronym for two different meanings in one abstract doesn’t inspire confidence in their paper.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
Bear in mind that 1 token/s is useful for like… correspondence chess as far as games are concerned.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
How do you measure if it’s worth it?
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
Ah the ol’ have a baby in a month by impregnating 9 women strategy.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
Ads will be even more effective inserted into prose.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
I think this is an incredibly farfetched position. Google has more hardware, several orders of magnitude more data, highly-developed experimentation capability, and at least equivalent ML expertise compared to anyone. If something chat-GPT-
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
Hard to believe audible is taking a 75% cut and still has so many syncing glitches on iPhone. What are they doing with the money?
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
Maybe, but the second transplant also needs to not assault Alyssa.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 4y ago
Could be. It would be nice if you could maintain the modification though because then you don't have to worry about some cancerous cells surviving the first wave.

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