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loa_in_
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loa_in_
6d ago
I love maths, but I stumble over concepts being named by a prominent figure's last name and not by some taxonomy.
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loa_in_
13d ago
The whole idea behind scam sites marketing is to present an ad that knowledgeable people will find unattractive but gullible people will be lured into. Self selection keeps the based demographic from investigating the scam.
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loa_in_
17d ago
From another thread: GPT6 plays Factorio and wins https://m.twitch.tv/videos/2867906622
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loa_in_
19d ago
Sleep is a bottleneck
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loa_in_
20d ago
I imagine it hexdumps it and looks for patterns.
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loa_in_
20d ago
Such speculation is just fear mongering and that is exactly what the daft bullies want.
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loa_in_
28d ago
Making computers understand what concentration means is still decades away despite obvious advances.
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loa_in_
1mo ago
In my experience with IQ tests involving complete the sequence many of the solutions when I looked up the intent behind them made very little sense to me.
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loa_in_
1mo ago
I'll write you as soon as I can
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loa_in_
1mo ago
Tabular representation is like the RISC for machine code architecture, but for data.
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loa_in_
1mo ago
Humans are not a resource to be inventoried.
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loa_in_
1mo ago
It won't be confirmed until we record all the stimuli and outputs of a fruit fly's nervous system in normal environment.
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loa_in_
2mo ago
Fitness also contributes to most common physical tasks becoming trivial, you can literally jump out of bed in the morning if it strikes your fancy.
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2mo ago
Agreed, don't train fellow human beings (users) to follow, educate them. "Make things as simple as possible, but no simpler." - commonly known quote. We're making things so simple, the users don't get to have a prop
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loa_in_
3mo ago
Unless the whole paradigm shifts and we value caring about our neighbours whoever they might be. Do what people do best, make a village.
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loa_in_
3mo ago
Or a whole lot of people. Like a team who put human beings in space. We can do great things that a single person cannot.
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loa_in_
3mo ago
If and only if you give up, you forfeit and oouse.
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loa_in_
3mo ago
I guess legislative capture of the market. Moderation is a cost center and becones mandatory so the barrier to creating competition rises.
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loa_in_
4mo ago
It's someone up there looking at previous great human achievements and expecting them instead of helping them happen. The philosophy of value capture is the term. Get people who are influential or otherwise able and squeeze it out of t
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loa_in_
5mo ago
This seems like statistical bias in measurement, but it's also likely that enthusiasts would have both more count and more valuable items while also being more likely to show them off.
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loa_in_
5mo ago
What about identifying different instances of the same service?
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loa_in_
5mo ago
Sounds like something Macx character from the book Accelerando would do.
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5mo ago
One of the best interactive designs of the future I keep wishing were fleshed out is Eagle Mode . : https://eaglemode.sourceforge.net/
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5mo ago
What if subatomic particles are actually whole universes, and their properties are a reflection of... what kind of peoples dominated, conquered their universe, and what kind of automation was left running after them themselves were gone. So
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5mo ago
HDMI spec includes ethernet that can be used to connect otherwise isolated hardware
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loa_in_
5mo ago
The distinction is that it's not drawing. It's generating an SVG document containing descriptors of the shapes.
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5mo ago
It being open source also allows you to actually have a read of the software and guarantee things yourself, which is the harder better path anyway.
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5mo ago
I expected companies actually serving an API for LLMs to peruse, but this is a less technical take, and definitely food for thought.
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5mo ago
History of invention in the science of mathematics would show that there is nothing that's useless in the long term. It's all pieces of a puzzle.
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6mo ago
One can deprioritise health but what does it bring long time? I know it sounds cliche, so I will add that sometimes sacrificing health a little bit is worth pondering.
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