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by m0llusk 2y ago
More like conflict management. That Chinese boat, for example, was apprehended. Responses are being ramped up in a controlled manner.
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by m0llusk 2y ago
In my experience hesitating to answer questions because of the complexity of involved material is a strong indicator of genuine expertise linked with conscientiousness. Careless bullshitters like LLMs don't exhibit this behavior.
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by m0llusk 2y ago
The old city hall had a decorated cake look, but was a dysfunctional structure. There was nowhere to gather outside except the sidewalk. Entry was primarily through a large set of stairs that limited access. Once inside there was nowhere
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by m0llusk 2y ago
This reminds me of the emerging description of conscious function from Daniel Bor's book The Ravenous Brain. In this interpretation the mind is constantly trying to interpret sensory data as intent driven actions from differentiated a
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by m0llusk 2y ago
No. There are many ideas that go into the Paleo diets which have many variations from vegan to pure carnivore, but mostly it is a reaction to some modern engineered foods not being ideal for human digestion. Marshmallows fried in Crisco i
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by m0llusk 2y ago
We're doing trendy luxury goods now? Really?
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Potentially interesting how increasing biodiversity in cultivated environments with a range of trees and cover crops can increase resilience, but this thing attacks so many plants that even a biodiverse environment is likely to remain highl
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Race is in the mix, but is oddly mutable. Back when I was a kid being of Polish ancestry was a kind of joke. Some of my Irish friends have memories of being excluded from social events. At some point we both became "white" and
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Workers are required to follow the orders they are given which are typically specified such that it is the people paying them that get to exercise aesthetic judgement. That is why Notre Dame was restored to a modernized design that is visi
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Kind of tangential, but some time ago now passed famous sleep researcher William Dement gave a presentation at Google TechTalks about healthy sleep and optimal performance that is a good overall review of what we know about sleep: https:&
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Humans already sleep far less than other mammals, so that seems to be the case. It also might be evidence that attempting to get by with less has costs. Sleep debt has a range of troubling symptoms including psychosis, so risks involved i
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by m0llusk 2y ago
The idea with market driven progress is that products and services that meet demands will by competition for consumer money win out. One problem here is the lack of clear metrics or authorities for comparing performance and security. Anot
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Interesting that this may be visible in the gaming world. Many complex games can pose complex circumstances that require preparation, training, equipment, and cooperation in order to perform certain tasks. Oddly enough, these are not the
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by m0llusk 2y ago
So this is an ad for a Google product? What happens when Google gets bored and drops it?
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Waymos sometimes stop briefly in parking spots while waiting for assignments, but they don't really park as such except in special lots. The big problem I have seen is they tend not to always pull to the curb when releasing passengers
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by m0llusk 2y ago
customers do not want this, thus this is a business opportunity
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by m0llusk 2y ago
It seems like there is a need to merge control loops. Humans have sensory input, a model of the situation, and react to all that. So also automated driving or driving assistance machines have input, a model, and reactions. Instead of hav
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Perspective: China is suffering terribly from the out of control debt used to build their high speed rail system and incidents are being systematically covered up rather than used to improve reliability of service. It's a trillion dol
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Have you tried Enshrouded? Many Valheim players have found it to be similar but improved in various ways.
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by m0llusk 2y ago
got vines growing on my stuff
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Replaced by rm -i perhaps?
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Add to that the Democrats have been far more successful with apprehending and deporting illegal immigrants. This is a struggle among people trapped in their own bubbles, disconnected from and uninterested in reality or relevant metrics.
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Most consumers want straight boards for building. Most wood, particularly from die offs, is curvy branches that may be useful when ground up for wood based products like pellets, MDF, or paper.
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by m0llusk 2y ago
That is much more complicated than it appears. Cutting and transporting trees is not easy or free, and there is already a huge glut of wood caused by the die off from phytophthera. Might still be worth looking into.
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by m0llusk 2y ago
It is unfortunate that after all this time the basic reasons why systemd was introduced and has been so successful are pervasively misunderstood. > The majority of Linux users are uninterested in the pros and cons of systemd. A small num
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by m0llusk 2y ago
Interesting context, but highlights all the problems of machine learning models: the lack of reason and abstraction and so on. Hard to say yet how much of an issue this might be, but the medium will almost certainly reveal something about
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by m0llusk 2y ago
The money is to fund development and gets spent in short order. No one should give CIG money that they wouldn't just throw away.
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by m0llusk 2y ago
I wonder if such an LLM will actually be cheaper than a graduate student.
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also hard and sharp
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In most real situations a graph is likely to be a model with some expected characteristics or perhaps data regarding real situations. Either way with modern computing it seems like in many cases using machine learning to predict the path o

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