neuronic

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by neuronic 1y ago
Probably a "the dose makes the poison" kind of thing? Constant inflammation and exposure to inflammatory agents could eventually raise the likelihood of cell damage in affected tissues, no? The immune system is highly highly compl
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by neuronic 1y ago
In the scale of the universe this is bound to happen, likely infinite times anyway and this is what feels rather weird to me. Not just the perceived "special circumstances" but that independent of the rarity it will still happen
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by neuronic 1y ago
This lie is still being spread in economics classes?
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by neuronic 1y ago
How are you getting these results? Even with grounding in sources, careful context engineering and whatever technique comes to your mind we are just getting sloppy junk out of all models we have tried. The sketchy part is that LLMs are supe
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by neuronic 1y ago
LLMs are just a stock price preserving excuse to do layoffs from previous overhiring.
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by neuronic 1y ago
Is there a reason why you feel compelled to compose a comment before reading or even just skimming the source? Why ask questions that are specifically answered by the provided link?
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by neuronic 1y ago
The source specifically tells you the answer.
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by neuronic 1y ago
The way the 2020s are going I would not be surprised if it happens by next Tuesday.
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by neuronic 1y ago
For anyone wondering like me: > What is the 4-2-6 breathing technique? > The 4-2-6 breathing technique is a calming exercise. First, inhale slowly for four seconds. Then, hold your breath for two seconds. Finally, exhale slowly and st
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by neuronic 1y ago
I tend to agree, especially because the most harming political influencers are NOT (pseudo-)anonymous. But... it's not just a "bad thing" that is happening. It is the foundational destruction of free societies as we know them
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by neuronic 1y ago
Nice, while Shinjuku is much larger and more complex than others it has been really intuitive using it in the real world.
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by neuronic 1y ago
Finally going to get a mental model of Jungfernstieg, Hamburg after a decade of living here. Wow.
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by neuronic 1y ago
Yes, now the cheap cooking stoves have touch interfaces which is an OBVIOUSLY bad idea, much worse even than touch buttons in cars. The expensive professional stoves however...
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by neuronic 1y ago
At least Firehen has released new deslugging tools.
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by neuronic 1y ago
> isn't this the first such model? The linked Github page has a comparison with other world models...
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by neuronic 1y ago
There are likely way more, given that continental Europe was much larger just 8,000 years ago: https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/doggerland
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by neuronic 1y ago
Yes, even more recently the entire space between England and continental Europe used to be connected landmass, Doggerland [1]. It was home to Mesolithic people just 8,200 years ago. [1] https://education.nationalgeographic.org&#x
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by neuronic 1y ago
Someone needs to finance absurd operational costs if the services are supposed to stick around.
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by neuronic 1y ago
Good call in this case specifically, but lord this is some kind of directionless leadership despite well thought out concerns over the true economic impact of LLMs and other generative AI tech. Useful, amazing tech but only for specific nic
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by neuronic 1y ago
Because humans are nearly incapable of projecting in a non-linear way. As in, it takes active educated effort. Most predictions you will see are linear extrapolations of what we already know. That's why flying cars were a popular &quot
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by neuronic 1y ago
The most likely scenario is not necessarily the truth. It still remains pure speculation and nothing else.
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by neuronic 1y ago
No it could not. Is your conclusion coming from a decade of piloting or maintaining commercial aircraft? If not, why are you speculating with zero knowledge?
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by neuronic 1y ago
Not in this particular case. At this point I am starting to wonder if the > Anyone else feel like this article was written with ChatGPT comments are actually written by ChatGPT.
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by neuronic 1y ago
That's because there is no intelligence or understanding involved. They are just trying to brute force a tool for a different purpose into their use case because marketing can't stop overselling AI.
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by neuronic 1y ago
Don't forget that German highspeed rail (ICE) is not running on a separate network of tracks like Shinkansen in Japan. This and your point (c) make it very hard to manage in comparison.
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by neuronic 1y ago
I grew up in Munich and live in Hamburg now. I would object that Hamburg isnt even close to the "Lokalpatriotismus" (patriotism about your city?) which is highly rampant in Munich. Aristocratic behavior is a thing in Hamburg but M
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by neuronic 1y ago
If in doubt just try to open Immoscout and rent an apartment.
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by neuronic 1y ago
I am from Munich but live in Hamburg. I have read all comments here and experienced people visiting and heckling Munich for decades now. People can talk a lot of shit about Munich, many things rightfully so. But dirty? I have literally neve
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by neuronic 1y ago
Actual mountains are about a 90min drive from Munich (towards Garmisch).
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by neuronic 1y ago
It's called gatekeeping and the gatekeepers will be the ones left in the dust. This has been proven time and time again. Better learn to go with the flow - judging LLMs on linear improvements or even worse on today's performance i

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