iNic

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Please just try HTMX(pleasejusttryhtmx.com)
616 points by iNic 10mo ago|515 comments
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by iNic 10mo ago
The amount of cattle required to maintain pasture is way fewer than we have right now. From a CO2 perspective factory farmed cattle tends to look a little better than "free-range" mostly due to reduced land use changes (but it is
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by iNic 10mo ago
Follow up question. How do we know that some distant galaxy we are observing isn't made up entirely of anti-particles? Wouldn't it behave identically?
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by iNic 10mo ago
This is very helpful thanks!
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by iNic 11mo ago
Can't we argue for the low amount of anti-matter as a type of anthropic principle? The early universe was super dense meaning that areas with imbalance would quickly annihilate and leave only one type of matter. Then, due to rapid expa
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by iNic 11mo ago
I have the same thing for the red blue illusion [1]. With glasses I see this effect extremely strongly, and without it is barely perceptible. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromostereopsis
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by iNic 11mo ago
This might be pedantic, but I think "happy" is not the right metric. I would love to run a survey which instead asks "are you unhappy" or "are you content"
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by iNic 11mo ago
I didn't know the sofa problem had been resolved. Link for anyone else: https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.19826
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by iNic 11mo ago
Yes, in numpy we also have that `np.float64(nan) != np.float64(nan)` evaluates to true.
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Germany.com(germany.com)
2 points by iNic 1y ago|1 comments
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Heritability Puzzlers(dynomight.net)
2 points by iNic 1y ago|0 comments
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by iNic 1y ago
On average. But it wasn't that uncommon to have people reach 100 years of age even 500 years ago. The biggest impact on lifespans was hygiene not medicine (except for maybe anti-biotics).
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by iNic 1y ago
At the time getting complete sentences was extremely difficult! N-gram models were essentially the best we had
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It's Like Googling Mid-Sentence(cluely.com)
3 points by iNic 1y ago|0 comments
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Simple low-dimensional computations explain variability in neuronal activity(arxiv.org)
2 points by iNic 1y ago|0 comments
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by iNic 1y ago
Very nice, I've been wanting to build something like this myself but haven't gotten to it. The coffee shop mode is great! My biggest feature request would be changing the font and cursor. The blinking cursor is both distracting an
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by iNic 1y ago
Sadly there isn't one perfect resource. I find Hambaanglaang kinda useful. The complete cantonese books are good. And I have just started making flash cards. But, I am still just a beginner so take it with a huge grain of salt!
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by iNic 1y ago
Very impressive, but still has the same problem that seemingly all voice modes that I have tried have which is that the Cantonese voice has a Mandarin accent, and sometimes just straight up uses Mandarin pronunciations.
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by iNic 1y ago
People who are fascinated with LaTeX are gearhead types. Just the same as photographers who care more about their cameras or chefs who care more about their knives.
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A deep critique of AI2027s bad timeline models(lesswrong.com)
5 points by iNic 1y ago|1 comments
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by iNic 1y ago
From my experience people who worry about existential AI risk tend to worry more about the more mundane problems than the wider population. In particular they have been very vocal about scamming, cube security and also wealth (& power
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by iNic 1y ago
Every community has a long list of etiquettes, rules and shared knowledge that is assumed and generally not spelled out explicitly. One of the core assumptions of the rationalist community is that every statement has uncertainty unless you
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by iNic 1y ago
I am curious, what would you count as coherent? I think it is absolutely insane that we can open and understand what are essentially alien intelligences at all!
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Riichi Mahjong Strategy Books(dainachiba.github.io)
1 points by iNic 1y ago|0 comments
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by iNic 1y ago
I guess that depends on what you think is coherent. A key finding is that the larger the network the more coherent the representation becomes. One example is larger networks merge the same concept across different languages into a single co
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by iNic 1y ago
The mere token prediction comment is wrong, but I don't think any of the other comments really explained why. Next token prediction is not what the AI does, but its goal. It's like saying soccer is a boring sport having only ever
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Critical Percolation Cluster Exploration(nmk.wtf)
1 points by iNic 1y ago|0 comments
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Highlights from the Claude 4 system prompt(simonwillison.net)
2 points by iNic 1y ago|0 comments
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by iNic 1y ago
This paper looks exclusively at decision problems, i.e. problems where the output is a single bit. EDIT: This makes sense because if you look at all problems with N outputs then that is just the same as "gluing together" N differe
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by iNic 1y ago
My guess is that the linear representation hypothesis is only approximately right in the sense that my expectation is that it is more like a Lie Group. Locally flat, but the concept breaks at some point. Note that I am a mathematician who k

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