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by kuboble 3y ago
Yes, simply copy paste. But the idea of the experiment is that it seems to be important that the Chat doesn't have to answer immediately with the first token after reading the task description and it doesn't matter what these ext
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Hypothesis: Repeating the task description increases quality of ChatGPT output
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by kuboble 3y ago
> A readable font takes no practice to read No. Any font takes a lot of practice to read. Maybe the difference is that you define "readable" as readable immediately by anyone who is already familiar with modern fonts? I'm
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by kuboble 3y ago
I think any font which is decipherable becomes readable with practice. The characters in the font are unique and clear so learning to read it should be easier that say reading using some completely unknown alphabet. This font should be easi
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by kuboble 3y ago
Both O-O and O-O-O castles move the king by two squares. It gets more interesting if you want to also store fisher random chess, because the casting can involve a king move by any number of swuares or not moving at all. But even in this ca
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by kuboble 3y ago
I don't know. I'm not from/in America. I see all around me electric mobility everywhere. E-bikes, e-scooters, electric motorbikes, electric buses, electric trucks. More and more of them. To believe that without Tesla car i
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by kuboble 3y ago
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic. But in case you're not. The main blocker to production and adoption of electric personal vehicles has been battery capacity and charging infrastructure. Electric vehicles where already
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by kuboble 3y ago
> otherwise right now wed still be looking at gas vehicles But is it really true? It feels to me that Tesla might have only sped up the EV market emergence by a couple of years and given the growth of battery's capacity/price&#
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by kuboble 3y ago
So is the solution to have two thresholds? Notify me urgently if the traffic exceeds 100$, giving me a chance to evaluate what's going on but shut it down at 1000$ if I don't act.
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by kuboble 3y ago
playing good theoretical poker is very complicated. People spend thousands of hours trying to grasp it. In a 100BB 6-max game in a single raised pot BTN vs loose player on Bb, who called your raise: is the J83r a good flop for a small bet?
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by kuboble 3y ago
They don't kick you out for being lucky. The only reason to kick you out would be if they believed you somehow have an edge on them. The customer who got lucky at first and is willing to try to be lucky again and again is the best cust
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by kuboble 3y ago
Imagine we create an ai box and say that the box decides the results. It has been trained to judge those gymnastic acrobatics and is decision is final. What will inevitably happen is a guy will come to the competition with a weird pattern o
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by kuboble 3y ago
There are some filters in lichess, but you can't easily combine them in lichess. So you can filter problems for queen sacrifice or mate in 3 but not the combination of the two. The second quote means that the puzzle rating is dynamic a
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by kuboble 3y ago
Very nice simple puzzle game! I think the game would be much more enjoyable if you have curated levels rather then getting them randomly generated. Also it seems that my progress is lost whenever I refresh the page.
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by kuboble 3y ago
If you read the article thoroughly it explains exactly why your reasoning is incorrect. Tldr; comparing control group to acceptors group is not right because who accepts and who doesn't isn't random. We don't know the exact b
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by kuboble 3y ago
Yes. My reasoning applies to a function n=> BB(n) Isn't that what "the function is not computable" is about? Or is the thesis that the value of BB(748) can't be computed?
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by kuboble 3y ago
Isn't the easier proof that BB(n) isn't computable something like - assume BB is computable - there exist a TM called X that computes the function - it has K states - X(K+1) produces BB(K+1) but from the definition of BB our machi
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by kuboble 3y ago
I think the main points are that -it's much harder to design a good cooperative game as opposed to a good competitive game - there are much more games designed today - it's much easier to build a good coop game and more people are
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by kuboble 3y ago
I think when you are such a proficient user of some technology you don't even realize how many mistakes you can make along the way. And some small annoyance that you don't even notice might be a burden and a day-long struggle for
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by kuboble 3y ago
You always use the same method. Some people experiment with being method neutral but the consensus is that's not worth the effort. Given finite amount of time for practice is better to master one method rather than two. And even if yo
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by kuboble 3y ago
JPerm's youtube tutorial should hey you started. The OP (old Pochmann) is a super simple method. Learning 3bld if you can already solve a cube is actually less work then learning to solve the cube at first
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by kuboble 3y ago
I don't have the source but I read that in the process of designing a car there are different teams that design outer look, inner look, the actual functionality and at the time of designing interiors it isn't known where or how m
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by kuboble 3y ago
I think the trickiest part is that the other party willingly shared some information and their motives affect probabilities way more than any math. I find it easier to think about this problem stated like this: let's say you go around
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by kuboble 3y ago
How about 1 club vs. One cough club, instant 1 club vs 1 [3s pause] club or 1 club spitted out with a visible disgust?
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by kuboble 3y ago
No. I'm just pointing out a working system where there is a negative financial incentive used to police the population behavior without the problem caused by making it a profit for whoever creates the policy.
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by kuboble 3y ago
Where I live we have the electricity bill system that kind of works that way. The idea is that let us say the normal price of electricity would be e.g. 10c / kwH. To incentivize people to use less electricity we charge 20c/ but th
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by kuboble 3y ago
There are few more. Rae1 - rook a to e1. if two rooks on the first line can move to e1. R4d4 - if two rooks on the 4th line can go to d4. Ngxh2# - the knight from g captures on h2 with checkmate. Nd2e4 - In a rare case that there are 3 kni
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by kuboble 3y ago
If the progress of neutral networks-based AI has thought me anything then I expect more and more applications where it's amazingly capable some time, capable most of the time and completely fails still relatively often. I am really ske
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by kuboble 4y ago
Given how wasteful is in general comfortable western life I wouldn't be surprised if we could cut consumer energy use by half without a drop in basic comfort by simply being a little more mindful.
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by kuboble 4y ago
But the Swiss cities are so safe that people let 6yo kids go to school alone through the city center. At night you can just go out and walk through the city with virtually no risk.

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