noosphr

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Human brain cells playing Doom(youtube.com)
2 points by noosphr 8mo ago|1 comments
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by noosphr 8mo ago
Source code: https://github.com/SeanCole02/doom-neuron You can also sign up for their brain cloud offering if you want to run your own doom meat bot: https://corticallabs.com/cloud
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by noosphr 8mo ago
Not so. Evil mode is a great text editor.
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The fact you couldn't get the math right on how many reviewers we'd need for the situation to not get worse kinda makes my point better than I could.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
I will have to bring out the Venn diagram.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
Half of developers are below average. Half of developers say that the code Ai produces is amazing. Would you like a venn diagram?
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by noosphr 8mo ago
If you have 10 papers and 9 are shit that's an afternoons worth of work. If you have 10,000 and 9,000 are shit that's three years.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
So only 42 years after TeX instead of 44. One less gripe out html I guess. Still a few hundred left.
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This is the argument that Chinese use for keeping their characters. It's ultimate expression is defending electric motor to be written as "lighting clouds power tree table" because if we didn't then it would be anarchy.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
You are being subsidised to the tune of 50 to 99.9 cents on the dollar compared to the API. What the hell do you expect? To get paid for using other people's tools on Google's servers?
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by noosphr 8mo ago
Chinese kids manage with 6,000 character. Just because we normalize child abuse doesn't mean its right.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
And yet we manage it with speaking. This is why I call it brain damage. It's like trying to explain red to a blind woman.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
You don't standardise. That's the point. If you can understand how people speak you will understand how they write.
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One I can say for sure is Serbian. Italian looks like it does. Finnish, Hungarian, Georgian, Armenian, Albanian, Turkish and Korean are all ones I've heard are to a lesser or greater degree, but I don't know enough to say either w
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The issue is that the language can never render that collection of letters. Sh in English can render the sh in sheep. It can't render any word with the sounds s and h together.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
You suffer from the typical brain damage caused by using a language without an alphabet. There is no such thing as spelling in phonetic writing systems because they render what is said, not some random collection of glyphs that approximated
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by noosphr 8mo ago
An alphabet assigns a letter to a sound. No more no less. English no longer has an alphabet because the Latin alphabet, designed for Latin languages, replaced the native Runic alphabet. Serbian has an alphabet, as does Italian. All other Eu
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by noosphr 8mo ago
The best take I've seen on the whole `AI will replace all devs' is a way for big tech to walk back the disastrous over hiring they did around Covid without getting slaughtered in the stock market.
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>But most words are spelled as they sound. English has 45 sounds and 26 letter. There are basically no words over three letter long that are written as they are spoken.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
I don't know who the author talks to, but everyone I know who does anything with gen Ai visually uses comfyui: https://www.comfy.org/ The end result is that you're hugely more productive, but need to be just as sk
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My funniest moment working in Singapore was translating between an Indian and a Chinese co-worker. The translation was repeating what each said in English in English.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
I use a screen reader and in managed quite well until 1200. That said: phonetic spelling now. We have spent 500 years turning English into something closer to Egyptian hieroglyphs than a language with an alphabet.
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by noosphr 8mo ago
Why not just vibe code binary executables for each platform? The sheer speedup all users will show everyone why vibe coding is the future. After all coding is a solved problem.
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Us hardware EU software is an excellent stop gap until full digital autonomy.
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The corollary to the bitter lesson is that in any market meaningful time scale a human crafted solution will outperform one which relies on compute and data. It's only on time scales over 5 years that your bespoke solution will be over
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by noosphr 8mo ago
>Google published the transformer architecture. In 2017. Then sat on it for five years.
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>In software San Francisco is still the top for AI research What was the last thing that a major US Lab published? It's all trade secrets. Chinese labs are the only ones publishing results as they happen. The US is in the position i
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https://www.criminalattorneycincinnati.com/comparing-gun-con... Yet another lie by ommision. Violent deaths by guns have no relation to strength of gun laws. What your link measures is the number of accidental deaths by gun
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There is a lot more vc cash.
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Australia doesn't have fair use either. Who cares what a country smaller than California in population and economy does?

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