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by lukeinator42 3y ago
and then feast on some BK
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
Exactly, and taking anything more than a fall-factor 2 even on dynamic rope will probably break your back. Here's an interesting video testing similar setups used in caving (without the obviously required via ferrata shock absorber):
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
It's true that hunting is a great way to have healthy food to eat, and is important for population control, but ethics in hunting goes way beyond just being a sporting regulation. Lots of people in hunting use phrases such as sportsman
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
I am a hunter in Canada, and in the province I'm in it's also illegal to hunt within 48 hours of flying in a plane in the same hunting zone. Sporting ethics is something important to consider; retrieving an animal is part of the h
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
Very true, although this type of conditioning is operant conditioning since the rats are performing a voluntary behaviour as opposed to classical conditioning like Pavlov's dogs.
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
I'd also add "Deep reinforcement learning from human preferences" https://proceedings.neurips.cc/paper_files/paper/2017/file/d... and "Training language models to follow instructions
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
I asked ChatGPT to rewrite the quote to be more readable and this is what it came up with: "Every quarter experiences some level of decline. Currently, this decline is more noticeable because our clients are optimizing their operations
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
Ah, yes sorry I am talking about tax credits.
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
Handedness is important in neuroscience as there are functional asymmetries for things such as language. Pretty much all right-handed brains have language lateralized to the left side, whereas around 70% of left-handers also have language l
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
This is true, and the thing I didn't realize before starting a company is that you get lots of money back through these tax rebates if you are pre-revenue since you have expenses and no retained earnings.
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
There was an interesting post on HN a while back where someone initiated binding arbitration to get their account back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33462658 . https://jessesingal.substack.com/p&#x2F
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Degree in magic to be offered at University of Exeter(bbc.com)
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
Along with this, I don't understand how the part of the lawsuit that says "Conditioning sellers’ ability to obtain 'Prime' eligibility for their products—a virtual necessity for doing business on Amazon—on sellers using
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
I make ceramics using slip casting and I just realized this might be a great idea to try! I'm currently working on a ceramic mason jar that will be compatible with mason jar lids, but I should play around with other food storage contai
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
LLMs are using self-supervised learning and the article talks about uncertainty when trying to predict missing information in the NLP domain and how it compares to the visual domain (and why it works so well for the NLP domain).
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
Exactly, and the irony is that there are a lot of cognitive neuroscientists doing human participant research all the time. It's honestly easier than doing the ethics for animal research these days. I don't understand all the comme
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
I think it's easy to underestimate how different our brains are relative to different classes of animals, and there is a lot of convergent evolution going on. For example, even low level auditory perception, such as how the brain evolv
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
I got the same score for the same reason, haha
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
the llama-2-13b-chat.ggmlv3.q4_0.bin version from here: https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/Llama-2-13B-chat-GGML
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
haha, I just asked a quantized version of llama 2 13b model using llama.cpp the same question and this is what it said the first time: "Answer: No, Mable was not alive at noon. Her heart rate at 9 AM was 75 bpm, which suggests that sh
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
For Christmas I got a set of Anyday microwaveable dishes. They've been awesome! They're made out of glass with a stainless steel and silicone seal on the lid for steaming.
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by lukeinator42 3y ago
An interesting thing to note is that Garmin, Coros, and Suunto are pretty much the only brands used by long distance runners, and all three companies have really optimized them for long battery life. I really love my Garmin Fenix 6, and the
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by lukeinator42 4y ago
I totally agree with you as well. I currently have a Garmin Fenix 6 pro and it lasts around 14 days. As someone who is into trail running and backpacking, a 36 hour battery life is untenable, and charging it every night seems like a pain. T
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by lukeinator42 5y ago
same here, I was having internet issues yesterday, and now that my internet is working github isn't, haha.
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by lukeinator42 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Alberta, Canada (MDT) | Remote Only Location: Lethbridge, AB, Canada Remote: YES Technologies: Python, PyTorch, C++, Robot Operating System (ROS) Résumé/CV: https://lukasgrasse.com Email: lukasgrasse@gmail.co
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by lukeinator42 5y ago
A cheap option is one of these sainsmart 6 axis robot arms: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00UMOSQCI . I haven't documented anything yet, but I got the arm working with ROS/MoveIt! for kinematics. The
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by lukeinator42 5y ago
I really love the Jetbrains GUI built into their IDEs for this.
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by lukeinator42 6y ago
Even though "neuroscience is far from understanding how the mind works" companies like muse have already brought EEG headsets to market for use cases such as meditation. If neurotech focuses in on use cases where we can already de
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by lukeinator42 6y ago
As others have mentioned it might be the case that the paper has been photographed from the back side. Here are the images flipped horizontally: https://imgur.com/gallery/gv9HG1t
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by lukeinator42 6y ago
I get that people have security concerns about the fact that it's internet connected (and is a ring/amazon product), but any $250 drone that can charge itself and perform indoor SLAM is pretty cool as a robotics platform! I wonder

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