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by nis0s 1y ago
That’s interesting, and good to know. I used a tool I have on my machine which shows me how a given model is reasoning in real time via a developer view.
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The Digital Case Officer: Reimagining Espionage with AI(scsp222.substack.com)
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Glad you found it, I enjoyed watching the LLM think through its process of finding the right candidates. It was a good exercise in understanding reasoning.
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What an interesting experiment to see if LLMs make better search engines (they do, more or less). I found Last dragon chronicles by d’Lacey, Dragons eye by Steer, and Dragonfly in Amber by Gabaldon. There are some details about the characte
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It’s healthier to eat early https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2022/10/06/when-t...
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I like the idea instead that some biological components have deterministic optimizations because they’re closer to a molecular form, like DNA, RNA, some protein machinery, etc. because essentially these are driven by some kind of chemistry
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AI models are using material from retracted scientific papers(technologyreview.com)
27 points by nis0s 1y ago|1 comments
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I am not discouraging you or down playing your work. My advice is that this only “works” if it’s getting you subscribers, or customers/sign ups. Good luck.
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Sure, but if the goal is you’d like to reduce physician case load, then some patients might be seen by some combination of registered nurses and/or AI. Regardless, accountability frameworks and liability models will need to account for
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Automated decision systems will probably have better margins of error, but who’s responsible for misdiagnosis or miscommunication? It won’t be fair to apply the entire burden of a mistake on a doctor if the tools they’re being advised to u
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This reminds me of Orwell’s criticisms of left intellectuals, and how they’re far removed from the style of the common folk. I appreciate that one’s ideological opponent (for this writer, the far-right) is always conniving and devious, but
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Palantir Wants to Be a Lifestyle Brand(wired.com)
7 points by nis0s 1y ago|5 comments
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Western nations are getting played by the whole immigration charade, at best it’s a useful tactic to rob brain and labor power from competing nations, but that doesn’t work when the money flows back out of your economy and to another. If yo
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by nis0s 1y ago
Realistically anyone testing out drone delivery should be expected to submit an environmental impact report on insects and birds, or at least make sure they use methods to prevent wildlife harm.
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Early adopters of cars were also ostracized, there were even laws that prevented efficient use of cars, like Red Flag laws in the UK.
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Except the U.S. right now is nothing like what the USSR was under the Soviets, at least not for people who are in the U.S. via proper and lawful immigration protocols. The bent towards Christian nationalism may covert the US into an unviabl
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A lot of aggrieved comments blaming US leadership, but nary a word about the leadership of countries which create conditions that people have to emigrate from. Populations of most countries offshore the blame for the lack of economic opport
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> A CSE major at a decent program in India or the CEE will have studied algorithms, digital signals processing, OS internals, and computer architecture along with the option to take further electives in a specialization of their choice (
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by nis0s 1y ago
> The decision is hiring in the US (visa or citizen) versus hiring abroad. True, but there’s a balance that employers have to maintain to get some in-state advantages from local or state governments for job creation. That said, it makes
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by nis0s 1y ago
If the cost benefit analysis for employers still shows that H1-Bs are cheaper, how will this offset H1-B exploitation? My guess is that this will suppress STEM wages artificially to account for paying a one-time fee for an H1-B, but hiring
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The rise in religiosity is just a pretext for nuclear Crusades because the western sphere has been losing both political and cultural battles for the last two decades. What better way to justify nations nuclear bombing each other than to sa
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This just tells me they have a really bad heuristic for deciding what applications to review.
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The problems with antifa are not new https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/643168/amid-portland...
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I am sure that will change once they see an increase in theft and shoplifting.
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Personally I say not to cry at work because it can affect your future prospects and credibility. It may also make some people like you’re getting an unfair advantage because you cry/cried. I feel bad for people who have situations goin
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Is it reasonable to expect an economy to produce jobs across of all sectors equally? Is that viable or expected in a free market model? I don’t think so, but I am happy to be corrected.
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What’s the long term vision? How will they manage ecosystem damage or change from introducing new members? Or will the new animals be zoo attractions? Zoos are ultimately cruel, so I hope they consider safari park instead.
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The upside is that there are more video game players on average than video game players who do something violent. But it’s helpful to keep people aware of cult-like behaviors and cult-like recruitment techniques. Here’s one place to start s
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Not saying that’s what happened in the Kirk case, but the reason video games are prevalent in such cases of violence is because they are a good recruitment tool for agents all along the political spectrum to nab fresh blood. In the past, cu
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Good article, biology, and thus evolutionary development of organisms, is ultimately constrained by the physics of the environment in which that organism develops. If life emerges, or has emerged, on a different planet under different const

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