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by markovs_gun 2y ago
Yeah you think it's bad that the baby boomers can just run society seemingly forever? What happens if the worst boomers literally never die?
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by markovs_gun 2y ago
Another interesting case with this is an instance I had with Google Assistant's AI summary feature for group chats. In the group chat, my mom said that my grandma was in the hospital and my sister said she was going to go visit her. In
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by markovs_gun 2y ago
I should have clarified that I meant that it has trouble writing stories with bad endings unless you ask for them directly and specifically, which can be burdensome if you're trying to get it to write a story about something specific t
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by markovs_gun 2y ago
Yeah anyone who has used ChatGPT for more than 30 minutes of asking it to write poetry about King Charles rapping with Tupac and other goofy stuff has realized that it is essentially trained to assume that whatever you're saying to it
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by markovs_gun 2y ago
It was also a response to the horrors of world war 1, where armies faced each other in open fields and the conflict dragged on for years without lines changing much. The reasoning was that ending the war quickly by completely destroying the
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by markovs_gun 2y ago
How do ML models do with chaotic systems in general? I am a beginner in terms of ML, but based on my limited knowledge it seems like ML models would generally do fairly poorly with chaotic systems. Then again, maybe with enough data it does
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by markovs_gun 2y ago
Is that true that most parasites are multicellular? My intuition would suggest that single celled parasites would be more numerous, even if they are less clinically significant. Malaria is one of the most significant diseases in the world a
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by markovs_gun 2y ago
I recently got an ad for some kind of scammy garden hose nozzle that supposedly turns your garden hose into a "military grade" (whatever that means) pressure washer but the ad had a weird conspiracy theory theme and kept talking a
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by markovs_gun 2y ago
Yeah I have noticed all of the actually useful ML papers I have read come from Deep Mind and Google because they seem more interested in stuff that actually matters like industrial control systems and other boring stuff that makes money
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TL;DR irreducible complexity is a cop out that says "We don't understand this therefore it is unexplainable" and it is obviously absurd when applied to literally any field other than biology.
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Yeah the novel part of this is the use of this technology in an artificial heart. We use these in the chemical industry for really harsh services such as a chemical that will destroy any uncoated metal or traditional pump seal.