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by keeda 2y ago
The source does not mention the underlying motivation (and it really should), but I think this is it: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/emollick_kind-of-a-big-deal-a... "... a new paper shows GPT-4 simulates people w
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by keeda 2y ago
https://newrepublic.com/post/174448/judge-e-jean-carroll-cas... 'But Judge Lewis Kaplan called Trump’s semantic argument “entirely unpersuasive.” He clarified that the jury found that the former president did
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by keeda 2y ago
Here’s an alternative take. Note, I’m absolutely not a Bezos fan. Maybe he is just chickening out against Trump and/or fighting against the proposed billionaire tax (which IMO will never happen.) But consider that 1) even with all th
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by keeda 2y ago
I'm not sure what you are asking it should be comparably priced to, but USRPs are on the higher end of the cost spectrum. Caveat: my experience here is extremely limited, but at one point I too was looking into affordable GNURadio-comp
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by keeda 2y ago
> (though I still don't appreciate how this would practically be done to the existing hardware, and they apparently only simulated this with software-defined radio). It is my understanding that most modern baseband chips can effecti
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by keeda 2y ago
As an aside: > in an important sense, society itself is a form of advanced intelligence This made me think of Charles Stross' observation that Corporations (and bureaucracies and basically any rule-based organizations) are a form of
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by keeda 2y ago
Very interesting, I'm working on exactly the same problem from a couple different angles, but I'm not having much luck. I have negligible background in AI/ML or computer vision however, so I'm most certainly Holding it W