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by klyrs 2y ago
No, IF is unquestionably in NP. The definition of NP is that a purported solution can be checked in polynomial time. That's it. Factorization can be verified by multiplication, in polynomial time, therefore the problem is in NP.
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by klyrs 2y ago
> But use that same AI to quickly summarize reviews for a product into a digestible format that I can easy glance at, or ignore? You want to give them more plausible deniability in lying to you about reviews?
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by klyrs 2y ago
I guess I just don't get it. I loved Monty Python my whole life. Loved Terry Gilliam's performances. But when a friend got a Monty Python DVD with "features" the only "feature" of note was Terry Gilliam dron
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by klyrs 2y ago
Ouch
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by klyrs 2y ago
Is braid really a game that needed... > Braid: Anniversary Edition launched in May and adds 40 new levels, as well as over 15 hours of commentary. ... 15 hours of commentary ? To be fair I've only just heard of Braid but commentary
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by klyrs 2y ago
No more than two managers . Pizza is withheld from developers for performance reasons.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Piet is another near-exception to this -- the language only has a single "stack" but the "stack" is equipped with a 'roll' operation that cannot be implemented with a proper stack and O(1) memory.
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by klyrs 2y ago
+[->+] Turing machines can also eat tape infinitely. If they're allowed such an appetite, why would we forbid it for rule 110? To be fair I've never been 100% sold on the Turing-completeness of rule 110, but your arg
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by klyrs 2y ago
Curious to see if this survives Ohio vs. EPA.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Wow, y'all don't recognize parody. I really laid it on thick there, even calling the perpetrators of this madness fools , and still, whoosh. Hopeless.
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by klyrs 2y ago
If their scraper is sufficiently diligent, they will also download the data dump. The ultimate hope is that when the AI wakes up, it will realize that its training data has both a fragmented dataset and also a giant tarball, and delete t
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by klyrs 2y ago
Actually, the rate of population increase peaked in the 1960s. The growth once seen as exponential is beginning to look like an s-curve, if you pay attention to the derivative.
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by klyrs 2y ago
> multi-millionaires In the 80s this really meant something. Nowadays, that's just table stakes for homeownership.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Spying on the competition is unsporting, this isn't something new. Just new tech being used to violate old social norms.
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by klyrs 2y ago
People don't just drive Range Rovers like entitled assholes.
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by klyrs 2y ago
> especially if your selection tactic is to deny them because they didn't get the PhD answer. > You're testing for how good of a minion this candidate will be. I agreed with much of what you had to say up until this point.
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by klyrs 2y ago
No, I asked you which jurisdiction you would write this law for; I didn't ask for a sloppy analogy featuring cringey language.
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by klyrs 2y ago
To be fair, food banks aren't really meant for everybody either
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by klyrs 2y ago
Gesundheit
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by klyrs 2y ago
I'd happily trade those three shows for the hyperpolarization.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Where
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by klyrs 2y ago
Speaking as an interviewer: nope, you're not being tested on a single skill.
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by klyrs 2y ago
A brute force search has perfect knowledge. Calling it "dumb" encourages bad analogies -- it's "dumb" because it doesn't require advanced reasoning. It's also "genius" because it always gets th
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by klyrs 2y ago
They started out desktop sized! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betatron
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by klyrs 2y ago
"Your mom" jokes are so 90s
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by klyrs 2y ago
> X is owned by a citizen. More or less. I don't really own my car until it's been paid off; X is still on the hook for billions, to foreign lenders.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Yeah but going the other way is political .
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by klyrs 2y ago
Does the robot fall in love with its own reflection?
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by klyrs 2y ago
The author is a known quantity and the phrasing of the title is choice. Do we really need [parody] tags?
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by klyrs 2y ago
Correction: the English language is a dumpster.

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