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by kaibee 3y ago
It would be really funny if the whole "Go step by step and think it through" trick only worked because it was adding more tokens for the AI to reuse.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> It's the opposite of what you're saying. Sellers not selling particular items on Amazon is good for consumers who are price conscious, Sellers don't just 'not sell this item on Amazon', because it is the larges
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by kaibee 3y ago
> Customers who really need that will go find it at Walmart, or where-ever. So here's a weird externality. As a decently well off tech-worker, I don't care if I'm paying 5$ or 2$ for lightbulbs, even if I'm re-lighti
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by kaibee 3y ago
Governments are at least supposed to be accountable to their constituencies, monopolies are only accountable to their shareholders.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> Audio calls also still suck. Commercials in the 90s advertised "crystal clear audio quality" - they stopped talking about it but it never materialised. So this is a funny one because its definitely solvable but it's kind
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by kaibee 3y ago
This image (and the text around it) is certainly already in the training data. Need to create that scenario from scratch with some grad students and then try it.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> For anything designated an "appliance" I want it to be fixable by someone locally This is already pretty much gone thanks to manufacturers making it extremely difficult to fix things. No AI required.
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by kaibee 3y ago
Probably plenty of times you might want to ask the question specifically to something as impersonal as a machine. ie: how's this itchy spot I've had look?
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by kaibee 3y ago
What was the point of feeding Google all my location history data if it can't even figure out which Wegmans I go to?
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by kaibee 3y ago
Absolutely not. There's uh, a lot of tutorials on YouTube about how to go about implementing this kinda thing, depending on the kind of game (top-down 2d, vs 3d etc). Sorry don't have time to do a full write up lol.
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by kaibee 3y ago
In practice, this isn't really true? Like, when do users delete programs manually anymore? Its almost always some uninstaller doing it from some installed appstore type program (Steam, Adobe Cloud, etc). And usually the user is dele
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by kaibee 3y ago
> yes it absolutely is the engine. As someone who has used Unity a lot, it really isn't the engine. You're only noticing this is the whole "no good toupees" thing. The thing is, the Unity Assetstore makes it very easy
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by kaibee 3y ago
> I'm not from Texas so genuinely asking, is there hard proof that anyone specifically invested in power infrastructure because of bitcoin mines in a way they wouldn't have otherwise? In theory supply and demand still exists in
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by kaibee 3y ago
>“His specialty was alfalfa, and he made a good thing out of not growing any. The government paid him well for every bushel of alfalfa he did not grow. The more alfalfa he did not grow, the more money the government gave him, and he spen
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by kaibee 3y ago
> It absolutely, unequivocally is. This is a category error. You're talking about the education system as though it was designed from accurate first principles towards a specific intended outcome. Like, you can say that the absolu
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by kaibee 3y ago
> Wouldn't most of the high performers who don't want to go back to the office, just quit and get a better job, while low performing individuals would stick as long as possible since they could keep slacking as long as they go
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by kaibee 3y ago
> * Device with a low power thermal sensor, cellular connection and a battery that sends a heart beat with the current temperature once every minute or so. Maybe even BLE mesh network of such sensors. Simple patterns like a sudden increa
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by kaibee 3y ago
Forget sports. I want my surgeon to be on a heliox mix when he's doing a complicated operation on me.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> If the Star Trek transporter could replicate you would you care if it killed your existing copy in the process? Uh, obviously?
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by kaibee 3y ago
> But then again, it's like trying to achieve perpetual motion in physics. One can't get more intelligence from a system than one puts in the system. Not necessarily the same thing, as you're still putting in more processi
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by kaibee 3y ago
> But the best cure for over-fitting is to make the dataset larger and ensure data diversity. This is also good life advice.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> The price of inputs is going up Except it didn't. That's like, the first thing in the article.
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by kaibee 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
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by kaibee 3y ago
> Most people do not have a birds eye view that lets them see all the problem spaces and all the solutions. Marketing is increasing the likelihood you are aware there is a solution out there, and sales is the part where you become convin
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by kaibee 3y ago
I think they still keep them as fairly separate networks, even if they highly overlayed and so have many intersections.
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by kaibee 3y ago
> I find I'd much rather drive to the mountains, or a lake, or at least a nice big park, and recreate there. This is not a sustainable solution to population level health needs, even if maybe in your particular situation you do actu
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by kaibee 3y ago
Well, you get smart kids who actually earned their spot connected to the rich kids with money. The first group isn't as privileged as the second group. This certainly isn't the best system, but if it was removed, would something
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by kaibee 3y ago
> How are you certain? Has someone published a paper that I'm not aware of that settles this? That's kinda the point. I'm not certain at all, but given the available information, it is the simplest explanation. > How c
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by kaibee 3y ago
> Already you've sneaked in the presupposition that consciousness is only a result of your brain activity. What else could it be? The interesting question is how and why. > Have you ever not eaten for two days? Or not slept for
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by kaibee 3y ago
> It certainly hasn't conquered consciousness and qualia and subjective experience. I'm not sure how you're so certain of this. It is entirely possible that all we need to do to create a conscious mind is run a full molec

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