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by jamilton 3y ago
You'd be lucky if that's the next phase, more likely it's just more Twitters and Facebooks.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Person of race A and race B have two children. People tend to think child 1 is race A, people tend to think child 2 is mixed race AB. In the social sense, it could be said that child 1's race is race A, even though genetically it&#x2
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by jamilton 3y ago
Discworld Mud is still around, active, and getting updates fyi! I'm sure it's not the same as it's heyday but . I love the language feature in particular, I also want it to be used in other games. Having to change currency I
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by jamilton 3y ago
A certain kind of worldbuilding enthusiast really likes realistic fantasy maps, I wonder if there's any fairly simple way to use this to make them...
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by jamilton 3y ago
The line I always heard about that was that just by taking notes you'll remember and process more of the content, even if you don't review them later. I think for some content this was true for me, but it definitely wasn't un
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by jamilton 3y ago
I read The Book of All Skies and quite liked it, but yeah, I basically just skimmed over the especially mathy sections. In that one the math is about (spoiler?) how gravity would work with a very unique planet, with comparisons drawn to ele
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by jamilton 3y ago
I don't see how genetics allowing for instinctual/"inherent" knowledge requires a creator. Once upon a time there was a bug that had a little sticky bit on it's butt, it had a billion descendants when one of them ra
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by jamilton 3y ago
I think their point is in physical space, dozens to maybe thousands of people (if there's a lot of people around you, I guess?) can easily interrupt you at any given moment. With phones and things like Slack, hypothetically anyone near
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by jamilton 3y ago
Why is that?
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by jamilton 3y ago
If I'm interpreting it right, no, it's not the same argument. It sounds like she said she basically checks if it's been talked about in Science besides as an existing paper. Seems reasonably for a publication to consider it&#
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by jamilton 3y ago
Nano's updated a few times since then, I don't think there were any other major spam attacks after that.
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by jamilton 3y ago
As mentioned, Nano is inherently feeless. In theory it's supposed to remain fast and reliable at high network usage, and as of right now it's very fast, but it's only doing about 26k tx/day (about the same as Monero) so
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by jamilton 3y ago
A capitalist would argue that, but they would probably be wrong, given massive long-running "market failures" in improving the planet and average quality of life on global and local scales despite reasonably free markets. Markets
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by jamilton 3y ago
Is being distracted by your thoughts so terrible that the rest of the movie should be expunged? I'm more of the opinion that 5 minutes of graphics that were probably impressive at the time could be cut.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Can someone provide evidence one way or the other? I don’t know enough to do it myself.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Kalshi has some weather markets, but I have no clue how they compare to just checking forecasts.
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by jamilton 3y ago
A prototype could use manually sourced news sites that consistently use datelines that are easy to parse. It could be hard to scale that up, especially for languages-you-don't-read, but could still be interesting. Could also have a glo
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by jamilton 3y ago
I don't think these reasons are very persuasive, as everything but 5 has been true at different times in the past. Obviously it's much more people, more dollars, and more impressive systems (but slower hardware progress), but I ho
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by jamilton 3y ago
I think it's reasonable to at least act as if they really are trying to do what they say they're trying to do. Like with the nuclear bomb situation - I think it would be reasonable for someone to try to stop you from building a nu
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by jamilton 3y ago
IMO, everything in your "and yets" except relationships and overthinking sound like ordinary preferences, rather than lack of agency. Like, if you actively want to change those preferences and haven't, maybe that's less
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by jamilton 3y ago
My layman understanding is 1. big, practical size robotic arms are expensive and 2. also very slow, making real training expensive and time consuming. And 3, simulations aren't high-fidelity enough to be fully sufficient for training,
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by jamilton 3y ago
Maybe a union or other worker rights organization could support it.
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by jamilton 3y ago
I wonder what other tests of being non-apathetic and at least somewhat competent would work as well or better than the typical rat race.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Could be the same base multipurpose models, but finetuned to be somewhat specialized.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Newspapers already are applying their own metrics for what's fit to print, seems reasonable to prefer one's own metric (if not reasonable to expect that to happen without action).
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by jamilton 3y ago
I can see the woman when the man is shown if I look for it, but not vice versa, for whatever reason.
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by jamilton 3y ago
I really like the man/woman inversion. I wonder how many permutations could legibly be generated in a single image with an extended version of the same technique. I don't understand the math, but would two orthogonal transformatio
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by jamilton 3y ago
https://www.state.gov/u-s-relations-with-israel-2/ >The U.S.-Israel economic and commercial relationship is strong, anchored by an annual bilateral trade of nearly $50 billion in goods and services. Several treatie
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by jamilton 3y ago
Is there a reason to expect it'd be significantly more expensive than current-gen LLM? Reading the "Implementation Details" section, this was done with GPT2-medium, and assuming running it is about as intensive as the origina
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by jamilton 3y ago
The poor are poor because they don't have money. If you give them money, they will no longer be poor, QED. I say that somewhat jokingly, but I think it's basically true. AFAIK welfare/basic income studies have shown that givi

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