natpalmer1776

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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
As we can see by this thread… It’s heavily debated as to whether the intentions we should be following are those of long-dead forbears, or the will of the people, and in the latter, which people.
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
YahooTube’s comment is heavily implying that the market systems in-place stifled invention via patent restrictions.
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
Everyone is talking about batteries but honestly you don’t need batteries. - Data centers don’t sleep - Data center load (for AI) could be shifted to follow the sun - The energy requirements mean you aren’t likely to overbuild your solar
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
This sounds similar to how art patronage used to (still does?) work.
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
Promoting synergy
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
I'm not sure why this comment is dead. I don't really agree with what is stated here, mainly because I lack any faith in the critical thinking skills of most people mentioned in this post. But the comment itself is a statement of
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
Thank you!
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
What was this referencing?
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
Remember when OpenAI wasn’t allowing new subscriptions to their ChatGPT pro plans because they were oversubscribed? Pepperidge Farms remembers.
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
I really like your solution. Have you considered making connections with well connected individuals and potentially making small compromises on your products integrity to appeal to the people who would make this a legislated standard across
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
Do you remember the day you learned how to perform long division? The purpose of memory pruning is not to “forget” useful or even contradictory information, but to condense it so that the useful bits of the memory take less context and be
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
Ah, I mean bi-directional management of context. Add and remove. Basically just the remove bit since we have adding down.
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
The mid thinking cycle would require significant architecture change to current state of art and imo is a key blocker to AGI
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
The armchair ML engineer in me says our current context management approach is the issue. With a proper memory management system wired up to it’s own LLM-driven orchestrator, memories should be pulled in and pushed out between prompts, and
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
I love how aligned with traditional hacker culture this. Fantastic job, 10/10!
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
I have a budget, which is an excel file, that lists my fixed expenses. I add a row, select the frequency, and let the formula I wrote a while back work out how much discretionary funds are left. There are dozens of other software products o
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
I personally prefer the monthly payments of a nominal amount where $2-8/month is my usual small app tolerance. It feels like I’m supporting the development of useful tools while having the option to discontinue my patronage when the to
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by natpalmer1776 6mo ago
I stop the thinking and manually correct with explicit instructions or direction. I treat my agents like well meaning ivy-league graduate interns. They lack the experience to know what to do sometimes and need a “common sense” direction eve
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
So this would have the downstream effect of further degrading international sentiment towards US military operations in the future.
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
Lack of domestic support, lack of international support the requirement for congressional approval if the conflict persists longer than 90 days from the first “military operation” potential for escalation by various allies into a much more
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
I wonder if uninvolved nations will also be required to pay the safe passage fees.
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
At a functional range resolution of 4M would it even qualify as violating ITAR even if it was tweaked to do so?
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
As a member of the genetic tree, I’ll go out on a limb and suggest Autism. It seems a lot like Autism.
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
Do you have evidence for those claims? I don’t mean to be contrary or subversive, I’d just be interested in seeing how this is actually taking place.
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
You guys have budgets?
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
A lot of us grew up and realized that while we avoided many of the consequences of our actions, some of our peers did not. Thus the caution (and concern for other uninvolved parties) Personally, I’m of the opinion that this kind of thing sh
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
It does to the person who asked the question. Whether their concerns are driven by curiosity, ethics, philosophy, or something else entirely is really immaterial to the question itself.
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
I love how you responded to today’s tech fatigue with “last week’s” tech fatigue slogan lol
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
How many of these risks and problems are exaggerated in scope and potential due to both a desire for a regulatory moat and a general fear of litigation in the medical space? That is to say, how good is “good enough” when done at small-scale
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by natpalmer1776 7mo ago
As a former homeowner in Texas, I wanted the number to go down for lower property taxes. Taxes accounted for almost 1/3 of my monthly mortgage payments by the time I sold, and are a significant barrier to affordability of homes when va

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