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541.
by notfed 4y ago
> They assumed that cases were randomly IMO making this assumption is inexcusable, and I find it hard to believe it was "accidently overlooked". Asking a single judge for comments on the study before publishing it would have be
542.
by notfed 4y ago
> consciousness is probably just an illusion anyway, like free will Saying "consciousness is an illusion" makes no sense except for twisted definitions of "consciousness" or "illusion". Most people synonymiz
543.
by notfed 4y ago
Why would it matter if an AGI is conscious or not in order to be scared of it?
544.
by notfed 4y ago
You're responding to an ELI5.
545.
by notfed 4y ago
> Dvorak keyboard, Full Arch Linux with tiling windows manager. Everything in the terminal, all dev through vim I'm a little confused, because most of these things sound like a great way to reduce context switching / extra keys
546.
by notfed 4y ago
I hope we're still talking about exercise...
547.
by notfed 4y ago
Isn't the return value just a carry bit?
548.
by notfed 4y ago
It's a flaw that has a pretty good tradeoff: unparalleled readability.
549.
by notfed 4y ago
I want to say it's silly to blame the AI, or company here, because humans should ultimately be the judge of whether two faces match. But I must admit, facial recognition instantaneously brings millions of faces onto the suspect list th
550.
by notfed 4y ago
Wow.
551.
by notfed 4y ago
"Molecular Biology of the Cell" Shout out to this book. Not only has the most amazing imagery, but you can learn a lot just by skimming the book, because of how well organized it is.
552.
by notfed 4y ago
The dose makes the poison.
553.
by notfed 4y ago
This and the parent comment come off as patronizing and missing the point. Grandparent was giving an anecdote about how video games work for them, not asking for alternative advice.
554.
by notfed 4y ago
What if they're digging graves?
555.
by notfed 4y ago
I don't think "randomly increasing prices" counts as a dark pattern. It's just a plain and simple economic pattern. The only reason some companies are able to get away with this is because too many people shop mindlessly
556.
by notfed 4y ago
I'm a little skeptical at GPT-4 doing math. How often will it hallucinate answers? They only gave very few calculus examples. Has anyone tried it? Is it really there yet math-wise?
557.
by notfed 4y ago
"Of course individual tiles will repeat" What does this mean? How can an individual tile "repeat"?
558.
by notfed 4y ago
It's almost as if the community has a diversity of opinions.
559.
by notfed 4y ago
Yeah no. A micro ORM still expects you to write the full, raw SQL. The raison d'etre for a micro ORM is to capture the results of that SQL query into a simple, flat collection of objects in a way that has a better UX than your framewor
560.
by notfed 4y ago
You're misinterpreting my comment. I was not implying any correlation between IQs and audiophile-ness. I was pulling out a random example of a counter-intuitive property that "most people" have, though it's clear from yo
561.
by notfed 4y ago
It really depends on you define "most people". Most people have an IQ of less than 100.
562.
by notfed 4y ago
Nuclear fusion strongly depends on superconductors.
563.
by notfed 4y ago
To summarize other answers: (1) free (2) private (3) censorship/ethics-free (4) customizable (5) doesn't require Internet
564.
by notfed 4y ago
Eh, I'm not sure Optane was any faster than modern m.2 SSDs, was it?
565.
by notfed 4y ago
There's no citation, but I am assuming it's this: "A searchable image resource of Drosophila GAL4-driver expression patterns with single neuron resolution. eLife, 2023; 12 DOI: 10.7554/eLife.80660"
566.
by notfed 4y ago
Asking AI to map human brains...what could possibly go wrong?
567.
by notfed 4y ago
In this case the "map" is simply a set of high-res images, not a computer model. I don't think an image can be aware.
568.
by notfed 4y ago
This article is fluffy. The original research is titled: "A searchable image resource of Drosophila GAL4-driver expression patterns with single neuron resolution. eLife, 2023; 12 DOI: 10.7554/eLife.80660"
569.
by notfed 4y ago
In case anyone thinks this is just snark, it's not. The font shadow legitimately hurts my eyes and I am unable to read this article.
570.
by notfed 4y ago
Only one image?

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