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> but the broad ranging psychological effects are concerning. Fwiw, to me the symptoms he and others have described don't seem very different from those of long fasting. And I would definitely prefer those symptoms to the ones I had
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> Saturday is injection day, but Sunday is where it really becomes quite noticeable that I took it. Monday-Wednesday is cruising altitude and the effects are good but not over the top. Thursday I can feel it tapering, and today ... well,
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> I wonder if Musk fans realize that constantly deflecting all criticism with "you're just jealous, bro" says more about them than about the people they're limply trying to discredit. I wonder if the critics of Musk&#
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> Same old nonsense story. Most of the passionate (embittered? salty? flavourless?) critiques of Elon always sound like a confession: His critics can't explain why he is successful, why his companies are successful, nor why he is we
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> Does anyone know of a good solution for seamlessly switching between audiobooks and ebooks for books that are not bought from Amazon on Kindle? Use Calibre's e-book viewer[^0] which uses Piper for text-to-speech. [^0]: https:&#x2
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> But the gulf between "that's neat" and "you can make a decent 10 minute short film" is pretty vast. Agreed. I expect the tools I described to be prohibitively expensive for the average person for some time. By
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> Who said that? George Hotz
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> It will be a loong time before AI can produce lead actors that are believable. A "loong time" will be sooner that most of us think. The way this is done currently is similar to motion capture except that the tools are gradual
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> but prefer IDEA. IDEA has "AI Assistant"[^0]. Is it not usable for you (I might have missed your comment mentioning it)? [^0]: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/ai-assistant.html
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> I dream of a world where people aren't intimidated to (and can) open the hood My sense, as a workaday programmer has been that the fewer abstractions are put between the human and the hardware, the more tractable a system becomes.
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Software 2.0 (2017)(karpathy.medium.com)
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> If I genuinely thought I was close to AGI As a great founder once said: "Work towards your goal, but you must ship intermediate products ."
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The Plot to Destroy Silvergate Bank and Debank Crypto(twitter.com)
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> A good compiler that catches errors at compile time instead of runtime, that makes writing tests and pulling down dependencies easy, that makes documentation easy. For a week I was fumbling through a ream of type and API errors from a
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> "Let's train an LLM that can decode C++ compiler error strings!" > No, let's make better tools. LLMs exist and they pass the Turing Test, which was something we couldn't have said or even hoped for a few yea
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Daily use of ChatGPT as a scientist and programmer(bartwronski.com)
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The Only Reason to Explore Space (2023)(palladiummag.com)
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> [T]eachers should only be teaching works of literature that have one and only one objectively correct interpretation, like the Bible. That's a non-sequitur. What they are saying is that: "if a text can mean anything, then by
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Evidence of interrelated cognitive-like capabilities in large language models(sciencedirect.com)
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Nonhuman Intelligence(cremieux.xyz)
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> I can play this silly game also. Please could you share your prompt or a link to the conversation? I'm genuinely puzzled that you're more interested in doubling down and justifying yourself and making new points (different fr
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Change Your Behavior(matt.might.net)
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Lazarus Group laundered $200M from 25 crypto hacks to fiat(zachxbt.mirror.xyz)
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Does OpenAI's o1 have an IQ of 120?(maximumtruth.org)
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The important point is, I feel, that most people are not even at the level of intelligence of a "a mediocre, but not completely incompetent, graduate student." A mediocre graduate science student, especially of the sort who grad
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> IQ only weakly correlates to the intelligence […] it tests a bunch of stuff completely unrelated to intelligence (e.g. cultural trivia). These are unfortunate myths. See the following on IQ testing, relationship of various tests to ge
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> Another great line about translations is that they are like lovers It's a great line _if_ one hasn't had much experience with lovers or thought deeply enough about such experiences or thinks of lovers casually. :( Basically,
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I would love to see a story for where the yield is coming from(twitter.com)
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Problems with Coinbase Withdrawal Fees(blog.lopp.net)
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Decoding instructions with the machine-readable AMD GPU ISA specifications(gpuopen.com)
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