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661.
by mycall 3y ago
Thanks for the tip, I'll use this for our company's needs.
662.
by mycall 3y ago
What about converting personal data into anonymous data? For example, say a company tracked how many miles some person was a passenger on a bus. Now there is a request to delete their data, so could they simply overwrite their ID and name
663.
by mycall 3y ago
That would be ironic if this is also a 22 year old Bugzilla bug.
664.
by mycall 3y ago
Does this collection include temporal sequences of glyphs between languages?
665.
by mycall 3y ago
What resolutions do you use for the digital copy?
666.
by mycall 3y ago
What is your opinion of iOS VoiceOver and its' rotor?
667.
by mycall 3y ago
Are they available on IHeartRadio?
668.
by mycall 3y ago
You can execute this on every reboot.
669.
by mycall 3y ago
Does renaming Widgets.exe or WidgetsService.exe disable them completely?
670.
by mycall 3y ago
What if that box is put under pressure? Would that reduce the MJ necessary for the boiling point?
671.
by mycall 3y ago
I'm sure Microsoft is provided all the resources they need to flush out any embedded binaries and ill-configurations including every federal agency available.
672.
by mycall 3y ago
Why is there no way of knowing? I would think Microsoft is able to do forensic snapshot comparisons for their datacenters -- at least, I would assume a trillion dollar company does.
673.
by mycall 3y ago
Prompt engineering and using multiple AI models in parallel might find ways to cancel out most hallucinations similar to how consensus-based replication works.
674.
by mycall 3y ago
Watching the boomers go through retirement looks quite boring, but they do have different life interests.
675.
by mycall 3y ago
Does this imply a causation link between language skills and general intelligence? Rats are smart but have weak language skills, same with octopus afaik.
676.
by mycall 3y ago
Almost zero liveaboards are rentals.
677.
by mycall 3y ago
At the end of last year, OpenAI was talking about GPT-5 being a dead-end and something besides transformers needs to be made to do much better. We all wait for this.
678.
by mycall 3y ago
[new cars]
679.
by mycall 3y ago
While this is true for some categories of software, most code is completely disposable and likely doesn't see the light of day. CISA is solving different problems than most require.
680.
by mycall 3y ago
Probably from too many mistakes and/or new maintainer and/or better ways to do it. Same as it ever was.
681.
by mycall 3y ago
Sahara could be green again in the future once the East African Rift becomes a new ocean 10 million years from now.
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Any sufficiently advanced uninstaller is indistinguishable from malware(devblogs.microsoft.com)
887 points by mycall 3y ago|510 comments
683.
by mycall 3y ago
Maybe the Cyc team could provide some generalization tips.
684.
by mycall 3y ago
Does anyone use these generative city modeling compositions that align to a vector base map of actual cities? It would be fun to see these 3D cities as fictional versions of known locations. I could see city planners use it for "what-
685.
by mycall 3y ago
Wilcox named his property Hollywood in 1887, long before movies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood,_Los_Angeles#History
686.
by mycall 3y ago
The main difference is that LLMs are a black box while CYC is an explicit and thoughtful map of reason and relations. I would love to see the two mix.
687.
by mycall 3y ago
I wonder if there is a way to mix ResearchCyc graph with a high feature count vector database so a transformer has a directed acyclic graph instead of requiring gradient descent. I'm not an expert so that might be gibberish.
688.
by mycall 3y ago
Sign of the times in a nutshell.
689.
by mycall 3y ago
Can a quantum device speed up a chemical process by the same?
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by mycall 3y ago
If there is actually equivalence between different type systems and algorithms, that opens the door for simplification through unification.

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