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11mo ago
Yeah, and then the Canadian government handed hundreds of millions to the kids at Cohere who have now gone spent it on Coreweave. When it was all announced I was very very vocal that using an inexperienced startup for the sovereign compute
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11mo ago
Similarly: https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2015/04/13/399414351...
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11mo ago
There are a few docs out there on it, extremely extremely extremely insane/sad situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_A8dq2fA5o
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11mo ago
I read that Waymo has cost somewhere between 30 billion and 40 billion to bring to this point. Seems like an incredibly small amount of money considering what it will become. https://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/busin
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11mo ago
If you don't have access here are some sample conversations: https://chatgpt.com/share/6914f65d-20dc-800f-b5c4-16ae767dce... https://chatgpt.com/share/6914f67b-d628-800f-a358-2f4cd71b23... h
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11mo ago
For clothes as a rule of thumb if you're not interested in doing a lot of research, items made in Portugal or Japan are more often than not priced fine enough, yes you'll pay some markup for a designer, but on average should last
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11mo ago
Recent interview with him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIifmbE2Ztw - I found it a bit odd but I can't put my finger on why.
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11mo ago
How do you turn a $50 rat into a $600 rat? Get a rat. I don't even what to know how much I've spent on rats over the years, a lot. We do so much in rats for medical research you'd think we could produce some super rats! But a
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11mo ago
I've not had that experience with Salvia but I've read about what I presume you're talking about and I don't believe they are the same. 2cb feels like boundary dissolution, I'm still very much me but my edges have m
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11mo ago
The compound and the dose are predictably the same for me, but varied between them. Low dose shrooms: One with nature, universal love, watching everything alive breath. Mid dose shrooms: I become an aztec snake, get geometry, structural uni
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11mo ago
As a Christian turn Buddhist, agree + Hatred is never appeased by hatred in this world. By non-hatred alone is hatred appeased. This is a law eternal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhammapada
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11mo ago
Ha, you know me well random stranger. :) Root beer is tied with dandelion and burdock as my fav soda.
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11mo ago
Moisey Uretsky who effectively came up with the idea for and made most of the foundational "cannot touch" choices at DigitalOcean basically said for a long time we were not allowed to add anything to the control panel, period. He
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11mo ago
As an aside, dandelion and burdock may very well be the best soda in the world, so delicious, and sadly quite difficult to source outside of the UK.
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11mo ago
I hand wrote something recently that I re-read the next day and I'm worried I sound like an LLM now, I'm pretty sure I always sounded like one because I like it to make exhaustive lists in my sentences, but it makes me wonder if t
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1y ago
Wow, that Island looks beautiful! Hadn't heard of Azores before, photos of it make me want to visit. :) https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=6302e02a0ef1fe43&sxsrf...
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1y ago
Five bucks says general intelligence is resource rational control over an interventional, compositional world model. Not raw pattern fitting. 3 graphs that share anchors: Scene, concept, causal. Graphs inherently support temporal edges and
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1y ago
The app is specifically for use in immigration enforcement operations under Section 287(g) agreements. 287(g) allows ICE to formally delegate certain immigration enforcement powers to state and local police, everyone still needs reasonable
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1y ago
I did a lot of research into this the other day while bored, based on all the gov contracts, the stack doesn't seem that complex, NEC seem to provide very nice tooling and it seems to work well with Palantir. Something like: [Android A
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1y ago
I think compression is probably a natural consequence of coherent self models? Isn't requiring other minds to package their intelligence in human interpretable linear narratives is like requiring dolphins to demonstrate intelligence th
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1y ago
Def know lots about you and def didn't think you were dunking on Paul, hence my curiosity, because it was specifically you Mr. Ptacek. :) Thanks for the answer, I'll check out the book.
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1y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you think this?
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I wrote about this the other day more fully. I'd suspect sooner rather than later we formalize consciousness as self model coherence. Simply any dynamical state where predictive and reflective layers remain mutually consistent. Machine
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1y ago
In scenario 1, why would I ever start a business? This is interesting thinking but I can quit understand how the incentives play.
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1y ago
true! But that's also because cucurbitacins, given the size of a rat I'd imagine it wouldn't have to eat much cucumber skin to get pretty sick.
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1y ago
Too much conflation going on at this point, feels like we’re getting to the point of talking past each other. My understanding is: crossspecies jumps need cellular compatibility, not just proximity. Resistance makes a host a dead end, not a
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1y ago
With all due respect, this is simply a tool for creating content, one component of being able to reach people in channels where they consume your novel and interesting messages that both stand out and are shared, such they are aware of your
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1y ago
Content is a component of reach. Reach happens through channel marketing virally, virally typical happens via novelty. Creative humans can use any tool to execute reach, this particular tool seems it would be a good one for that, in fact.
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high mutation rate != high crossover rate, and immunological resistance != susceptibility to novel evolution. (it's actually the other way around) Also to be super clear, I'm not saying rats are immune to bat viruses, I'm jus
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I don't think that is possible in practice? Rats and Bats diverged some 60 million years ago, they're far too host specific for anything new, and they have the same coevolution as bats to paramyxo and coronaviruses, I would presum
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