mdp2021

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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> very little press coverage It may be apparent to some that some of us browse lots of news: we can say that the more powerful ones are not the most visible. You have to check carefully, to find the "historic milestones" ones
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Aging brains blend memories together instead of just forgetting them(studyfinds.com)
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> irrelevant The piece highlights a network that is interesting from a number of points from the theoretical to the practical; some of them will be unexpected and they move Bayesian needles about future moves from some crucial parts in
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Adversarial Collaboration in Philosophy(dailynous.com)
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Build a Reasoning Model Scratch 1: Motivation, Code Setup [Sebastian Raschka] [video](youtube.com)
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Study reveals substantial misdirection in EU automotive regulation(techxplore.com)
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Be reminded, young man, that very probably you yourself have little titles to judge those matters. And your point does not exempt anyone from constructiveness.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> by any human being What do you think this very writer is, a demiGod? > any use of energy to provide that constructive expression is A duty. > not doing it out of good will That subset is just noise, we go on with the debate
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The MIT OpenCourseWare Update(youtube.com)
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A Reasoning Model that as > a 150M-parameter BDH-CQ reaches 29.5% pass@2 on the public ARC-AGI-1 evaluation set at a computed $0.00070 per task Comparison: https://arxiv.org/html/2608.09888v1/figures/lead
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BDH-CQ: In-Context Learning with Recurrent Latent Reasoning(arxiv.org)
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Emily Wilson to retranslate the Odyssey from scratch(theguardian.com)
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
The function was probably to create a nice addition to a setup, and celebrate an Artist.
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If the snipers had the notion that what they do is accruing contempt.
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EFF to Governor Newsom: Veto California's AB 1709(eff.org)
96 points by mdp2021 2mo ago|153 comments
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
That is not the point. Are you trying to minimize the phenomenon and cause and root? The point is, the actions taken by the appointed, what they reveal, the reactions from other parts, what they reveal, what will come next. The disagreeing
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> What I want to call If you express something, it should have a constructive purpose. Sheerly reactive curses rarely fit in that. Edit: Again, repeating what already written here: The disagreeing part better formulate an argument. Thi
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> I guess its neat I guess it is a direct idea given the structure is there to celebrate a blind master.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Have you read El Aleph and Ficciones ? Have you read Libro del cielo y del infierno , and El libro de los seres imaginarios , and Cuentos breves y extraordinarios ? The poetry is also very, very worth it. And there is a recording of B
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
You spoiled it for the OP, to whom we were trying to give hints ;)
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Of course the labyrinth in Borges is a full concept, not just a plain geometric shape. -- Spinoza Las traslúcidas manos del judío // labran en la penumbra los cristales // y la tarde que muere es miedo y frío. &#x2F
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Look at its scheme from above https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/bFhmPUzXwoyNXtWmfaeGCb-102... > memorial Well yes, Borges was especially fond of labyrinths. And Borges is not just any writer: his process and language i
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
The original labyrinth in Knossos was (according to some) was the royal Minoan palace on Crete, with structure so intricate it was a maze. The labrys is the double-edged axe, symbol of power, at its gate. Labyrinth is many things - substant
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The Periodic Table of Endangered Elements, That Could Vanish Before You Know It(openculture.com)
2 points by mdp2021 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
I said that your statement «If we want a good thing we should push for the good thing instead of remaining silent while worse people push for the worse thing» is not clear. I specified that it is not clear what you mean with «good thing», w
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> That setup being namely putting the device in my hands and giving me legal ownership of the device You implied in your parent post that «requir[ing] a cellphone store employee to [set the age of an owner on the device]» would be acce
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Not clear. What would be the good thing. And what is "we", what is that silence: I denounce that of the britons as a set. We are pretty vocal. The good thing to push is demanding decent administrations and operators (e.g. in infor
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> You could make it even more robust if you required a cellphone store employee And you would accept a device that would require a third party for setup?!?!?! That is what I meant with "either proving identity or lunatic workaroun
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> For kid's online safety, it would be sufficient for each device to ask upon installation if it's for an adult or a kid But the voices call for "robust" systems... And some parties are trying to implement that, and
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> Under California AB1043 We are talking about "Brits" here. But you seem to be stating that California has tackled the issue and deliberated that - do I understand correctly? - somebody installs an OS on a machine and sets m

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