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by morelandjs 1y ago
Less confusing title would be 83% of those killed are estimated to be civilians.
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by morelandjs 1y ago
I’d have to guess that new startup founders are building leaner teams leading to slower burn rates and longer run ways. That has value. I think share skepticism is warranted is whether or not old behemoths can retrofit AI efficiency gains i
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by morelandjs 1y ago
Anyone know what the deal is with connectors? I don’t see them in the app and they made it sound like Google Calendar would be made broadly available as a connector.
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by morelandjs 1y ago
Being fully leveraged is great for capitalism and horrible for your mental health and general well being. Ever live under crushing debt? It’s awful. Step back for a minute and look at the big picture. People are taking on debt to eat lunch.
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by morelandjs 1y ago
Would honestly prefer this to an overly burdensome interview process.
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by morelandjs 2y ago
How to avoid fingerprinting? In general, and is there anything for Safari?
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by morelandjs 2y ago
https://github.com/Duke-QCD/trento/blob/master/src/fast_exp.... Check it out for yourself! I’m not claiming this was some kind of prodigious programming move, just something memorable that stuck wit
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by morelandjs 2y ago
The smartest people I’ve ever worked with to date were from physics grad school. Still remember the time my coworker was doing code profiling, decided he was unhappy that the exponential function from the standard library was too slow, and
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by morelandjs 2y ago
Next gen will probably leverage AI summarization extensively and effectively. They’ll have better tools to efficiently consume information than lawyers in the past.
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by morelandjs 2y ago
I’d like to defend the opposite perspective. Kids today are connected to a firehose of information-dense content distributed over the web and through cell phones. They’re consuming more information than any generation in the past, both garb
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by morelandjs 2y ago
Am one of the authors cited in the paper. I think the real opportunity for this type of inverse problem estimation work is resolving the shape and fluctuations of the nucleon.
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by morelandjs 2y ago
It’s good to periodically reexamine your own positions against that of the majority and be open to realignment and different ideas, but remember that the collective opinion of society over the long term may look back unfavorably on the coll
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by morelandjs 2y ago
Physicists model heavy-ion collisions at the LHC using fluid dynamic simulations, and to get accurate predictions of final particle correlations, you need to account for the position fluctuations of discrete protons and neutrons within the
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by morelandjs 3y ago
Not sure what point you are trying to make here. Double ML is a valid approach for debiasing confounding effects.
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by morelandjs 3y ago
There are quite a few similarities between the Elo rating system and Kalman filters. I’ve always thought this would be a good way to teach them, because you can start with a simplified univariate case, then modify and generalize from there.
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by morelandjs 3y ago
I have a different definition of healthy capitalism, a system that enables people to fulfill their needs/wants while maximizing collective happiness. Wantonly consuming electricity for the purpose of price discovery amidst the back dro
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by morelandjs 3y ago
Sleep, food, exercise. Those three form a pillar for happiness and success. Some tricks which I’ve found helpful: Instead of focusing on doing the thing, focus on doing the things that makes doing the thing easy. For example, don’t focus on
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by morelandjs 3y ago
My experience in physics was that dissidents were plentiful. It’s easier to poke holes in existing theories than it is to explain why a new theory explains all previous observations. I’m more worried about the reproducibility crisis than I
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by morelandjs 3y ago
May I ask where you are working now?
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by morelandjs 3y ago
It’s pretty misleading label for the estimate. It’s the age you get when you reverse extrapolate current physics to the point where current bodies converge in space and time. It’s possible space and time continue beyond that extrapolation p
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by morelandjs 3y ago
Similar to what you see today, but wide spread acceptance and adoption. Companies that that are worried about privacy issues today will get over their reservation by 2025. Many software jobs will provide some kind of access to one of big te
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by morelandjs 3y ago
Unsurprisingly, the author takes a religious approach to proving his point and leans heavily on assertions and anecdotes. If anyone has any doubts, the scientific method is the foundation of all science. It is completely incompatible with t
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by morelandjs 3y ago
My mind is blown how useful ChatGPT is. There are certain types of questions it nails where Google search is useless. You’re just an early adopter. Broader adoption is coming, it will just take time.
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by morelandjs 3y ago
Is your concern that you pay money to educate other people’s children? What is outrageous about that?
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by morelandjs 3y ago
“ChatGPT, a chatbot developed by Sam Altman’s OpenAI and released in November 2022, is a stupendously scaled-up autocomplete. Really, that’s all that it is.” Stopped reading after this part. To be so intentionally misleading and dismissive
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by morelandjs 3y ago
I’m approaching the point where I feel similarly about WFH deniers as I do about vaccine deniers. We performed an immediate GLOBAL switch to fully remote work and corporate life went on largely unaffected. We have the experimental data str
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by morelandjs 3y ago
What exactly are people proposing? We bury our head in the sand and ban the development of neural networks? Sure, we can all agree to be worried about it, but I don’t see what drumming up anxiety accomplishes. The world changing is nothing
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by morelandjs 4y ago
What compute environments are used for LLMs like ChatGPT? Do you see this recent frenzy driving demand for HPC engineers?
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by morelandjs 4y ago
Finance writing is the first to go with ChatGPT. Zero substance.
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by morelandjs 4y ago
Your hypothetical actions are insane and you’ve just lost the support of Europe. Moreover, China is calling your bluff because it’s so over the top it looks like bluster.

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