neuronic

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by neuronic 1y ago
Seeing the Milky Way and thousands of stars in all colors and brightnesses, sparking and not, is my favorite non-social memory of all time. Nothing like lying on that bench on the Peloponnese in Greece in the summer. You could watch it for
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by neuronic 2y ago
I have stopped using Amazon all together >1 year ago. Prime Video is as shitty as it gets and most stuff ordered on Amazon is Chinese shovelware in the same rankings as Temu. I give exactly zero shit about same day delivery in 99,99% of
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by neuronic 2y ago
Let's get Russian disinformation and influence out of Europe and heal the European relationships. Cannot wait to see Farage begging for food in the subway.
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by neuronic 2y ago
First to clear up my bias: Tesla is an overvalued scam company by a fascist techno-oligarch. I hope we will boycott this company in Europe just based on Elon Musk behaviour alone. This is my political opinion. With that out of the way... My
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by neuronic 2y ago
Of course it is for therapeutics design, it's the literal last sentence of the abstract: "In conclusion, NTD-RBD bsAbs offer promising potential for the design of resilient, next-generation antibody therapeutics against SARS-CoV-2
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by neuronic 2y ago
Appear? One of the only ways to get people to convert was to actually take some of their beliefs and traditions and assimilate them into Christianity. Just google how the Christmas tree came to be or better yet Christmas itself... the Bible
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by neuronic 2y ago
Isn't anyone who releases anything putting "the world's best blablabla" on their page nowadays? I've become entirely blind to it.
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by neuronic 2y ago
Isn' it just statistical word pattern prediction based on training data? These models likely don't "know" something anyway and cannot verify "truth" and facts. Reasoning attempts seem to me basically just like
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by neuronic 2y ago
Just tested on M1 Pro, 15.0 (Settings version) on Sonoma. After initial custom color selection by clicking on the "+" (which works fine) and then reopening the Window to click "Custom Color" and then selecting the color
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by neuronic 2y ago
I see you posting anti-Western comments all over the place but amidst your irrational hate you are forgetting history. Originally, the US was the protector of almost all Asian countries from Japanese Imperialism, an axis power allied with N
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by neuronic 2y ago
> Moreover, a hallucination is a pathology. It's something that happens when systems are not working properly. > When an LLM fabricates a falsehood, that is not a malfunction at all. The machine is doing exactly what it has been
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by neuronic 2y ago
7-11 trips at any given time of the day are one of my most precious Japan memories from my 3 week trip. I cannot even explain why, maybe it it the Nintendo-like jiggles and atmosphere of comfort. We have similar markets where I am from any
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by neuronic 2y ago
Yes my wording was rubbish I should have said "tuned up" in the HN bubble. Quick ctrl-f shows 35 uses in this thread without loading all comments. I did not mean that it was literally invented a short while ago - a few months ago
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by neuronic 2y ago
Would this not mean we need much much more training data to fully utilize the now "free" capacities?
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by neuronic 2y ago
> NVIDIAs moat Offtopic, but your comment finally pushed me over the edge to semantic satiation [1] regarding the word "moat". It is incredible how this word turned up a short while ago and now it seems to be a key ingredient o
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by neuronic 2y ago
Roman bank offering geo redundance is probably not what I was thinking about this morning. "italia-south-1 was hit by a volcano yesterday, we are failing over to dalmatia-west-1 until issues are resolved. There may be some latency with
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by neuronic 2y ago
Archaic banking existed since 4th-3rd millenium BCE. This was surprising to me. The modern form of banking is rooted in 14th century Italy (Medici and so on) [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank
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by neuronic 2y ago
> This isn’t about clocking hours; Translation: we are not going to properly compensate you for the extra effort we have as minimum requirement. These grifters are looking for desperate slaves.
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by neuronic 2y ago
Aren't the entire tropes and myths around pioneering startups to "start small" in someones garage? Why expect immediate perfection from a non-profit? It is irrelevant how small their impact is right now - at least someone is
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by neuronic 2y ago
But both of you can be right. I would not judge the author for their attempt to find meaning but it is hard to read something like "all coworkers are NPCs" and dehumanizing expressions like that. No, your coworkers are complex hum
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by neuronic 2y ago
I was using a Paternoster ever day until last year, I really miss it. When you happened to miss your exit it would just revolve around on the other side and you would have to wait an entire round to try your exist again.
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by neuronic 2y ago
Guess everything will be quantum content now. It only converges to a concrete state if you look. I hate content superposition.
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by neuronic 2y ago
Until management is held accountable and put into prison for their conscious unreasonable decisions against all advice, which led to the loss of life, nothing will ever change in megacorps.
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by neuronic 2y ago
German here, our country is broken beyond recognition due to 40 years of terrible political decisions independent of party or political side . I cannot even name one thing that is not broken beyond belief. The conservative government has a
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by neuronic 2y ago
Not sure why this discussion persists? Nuclear energy exit did not lead to more coal consumption - that was due to sudden switching off of Russian gas in response to their illegal war of aggression against Ukraine. In the end, there is exac
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by neuronic 2y ago
Hmm, I worked for a large e-commerce company and they basically faked the red hot "Only 5 items left!" warnings to drive sales with technical mumbo jumbo in the small print. Did not seem to negatively impact their sales after all.
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by neuronic 2y ago
The fundamental technology of LLMs *is* statistical hallucination. What's the probability of a sequence of tokens given a context? That's what LLMs answer. I am not one to talk in absolutes but the basic circumstances of current L
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by neuronic 2y ago
As a European I am all for China criticism, really. But this is wrong. Chinese companies have raised the concerns and the Green party federal authorities in Germany have knowingly and actively ignored the warnings and continue to do so. So
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by neuronic 2y ago
I also understood it this way (native German). In Germany companies want to claim "as much saved CO2" as possible. > Das Ziel war, möglichst hohe CO₂-Einsparungen in Deutschland geltend zu machen. The federal authorities knowin
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by neuronic 2y ago
The last 3 seconds of your life as the copilot must have been some revolting emotion knowing that the overconfident asshole in the seat next to you just killed you.

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