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by meroes 2y ago
Wrong. https://www.secjuice.com/defcon-hotel-security-fiasco/ 2018, so as part of the same new security since the mass shooting. > Hotel security are also confiscating attendees lock picks, although we can kind of s
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by meroes 2y ago
My lay observance is many soldier's are stronger+heavier than WWII for example. Strength doesn't quite offset the increased body weight effects when it comes to running medium to long distances. So typically you'd be right, b
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by meroes 2y ago
Also, walking doesn't trigger your appetite as much as running or weight lifting for the same calorie expenditure. That's purely anecdotal but what I've come to conclude. One poster said walking doesn't burn glycogen, wh
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by meroes 2y ago
I think calorie-wise running/jogging is roughly half the time to cover a distance for twice the calories per second compared to moderate walking. You could slice this a million ways to tease out many different efficiencies.
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by meroes 2y ago
Can we pinpoint a specific decade this happened or is it a slow process? Because if we count CS as a science, I’m seeing it become just like the worst of the sciences in this regard. AI has really gotten me pessimistic. There’s so much borr
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by meroes 2y ago
Yes apparently male and female Virgos don’t work together as I’ve been told over the phone
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by meroes 2y ago
Safeway told me it takes 10 days to stop receiving marketing emails. WTF is that. Also it’s been more than 10 days. Blocked and reported spam. But I have a feeling Gmail is completely in bed with big advertisers so reporting through it does
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by meroes 2y ago
Same place as 200 year old humans and AGI
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by meroes 2y ago
A mathematician tutor that doesn’t know how to write proofs though. Or at the most charitable, not how human mathematicians write proofs. I’m not talking about using Lean or similar, but the common parlance and rigor outside of theorem prov
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by meroes 2y ago
This is my experience doing RLHF for math for LLMs. So many times it’s a partial answer. It may find the minimal case for example, but it doesn’t say why it’s the minimal one, even when the prompt specially asks for the why.
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by meroes 2y ago
You watch travel vlogs where fights break out on planes? I'd love to see those channels! I suspect not. I suspect you don't watch actual vlogs, rather you see 1 minute long clips we all see. Sometimes we want to watch the whole un
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by meroes 2y ago
Videos I've watched of people's experiences. Things like having a driver be at their max hours, maybe due to unforceen traffic and delays, and Greyhound having no replacement driver ready, causing them to be late. Not hit pieces,
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by meroes 2y ago
I’ve been to Germany twice to visit family. All of my trains had delays (one was because a suicide though), and every time Ive heard from family, they are also having train delays. It’s very unreliable. My experiences in France were quite t
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by meroes 2y ago
extensive geographic distance wise yes, but convenient or on time, no.
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by meroes 2y ago
Yes. Quantum mechanics for example is not something that could have been thought of even conceptually by anything “locked in a room”. Logically coherent structure space is so mind bogglingly big we will never come close to even the smallest
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by meroes 2y ago
But we can distinguish i and -i by convention and keep consistent right? Akin to sending the distant alien a sample? It’s in the abstract that we can’t really tell them apart. But as soon as we are given any kind of starting point to form a
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by meroes 2y ago
Weight loss, exercise, and diet sound like the next trials. Idk if it’s an as I get older thing, but I do much better energy wise when I replace grain-based carbs with fruits or beans, slightly more protein+fat, etc, within reason. I keep t
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by meroes 2y ago
I was incredibly lucky the smallish town (40k pop) I went to college in had some remarkably good transportation I had never seen before. There was a bus that cost $.50 per ride circa 2010 and went to about a dozen locations within 20 miles,
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by meroes 2y ago
Thank you that sounds fun and less of an undertaking
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by meroes 2y ago
Ah that makes sense. Seems to be in large part because there are varieties that are lower heat but higher flavor, and ceteris paribus, getting away with less jalapeno for same or greater flavor saves money. I wonder if anyone's weighed
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by meroes 2y ago
I usually go for a quick and dirty start-to-finish in a day recipe when I’m craving hot sauce. I don’t have much patience or long term storage or want to gamble with botulism, so I don’t ferment. A very very rough recipe is: - 4 lbs of drie
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by meroes 2y ago
Cover for AI winter?
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by meroes 2y ago
Oh my god
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by meroes 2y ago
My drug use has stopped when Im at my poorest simply because I can’t afford it. Without some sources I’m not even willing to get past your first premise.
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by meroes 2y ago
Ya my dentist checks for cancers not just by sight but by touching neck/throat. He also noticed I had a breathing issue. Pass.
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by meroes 2y ago
They got sick of philosophers asking tough questions probably.
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by meroes 2y ago
Yes thank you that's what I was trying to say.
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by meroes 2y ago
But in the first instance of syntax, what does that bare syntax mean? 1+1=2 as a physical instantiation (say written on paper) only has any relevant causal powers because of humans. DNA is a physical, causally interfacing thing with or with
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by meroes 2y ago
Don’t worry you’re not alone. I’ll believe it when I see it. So far I haven’t seen it. And I work in AI (albeit at a low level). If I can compare it to Google search back in the 90s. There weren’t all these evangelists saying in 5-10 years
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by meroes 2y ago
Well the parent was saying our emotions are 10k-2.5m+ years old, but I claim society is exponentially more complex since agriculture. Either our emotions have kept pace or they haven’t. If they have, then the Paleolithic nature of our emoti

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