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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   Or just geo tag the room itself.
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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   I remember how a particular AI ethics reasearcher got Yann Lecun to leave Twitter. That's perfect definition of wokeness for me.
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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   Make sure through pure logic that you have correctly identified the Root Cause. Don't fix other probable causes. This is very important.
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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   Can we apply Ising models used to explain ferromagnetism to how opinions get formed in crowds?
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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   There are multiple represenation of rational numbers . n * p / n * q (for any n). So this problem is not unique to reduction of numbers to sets. Generally people say unique reduced form.
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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   I have voiced this feature request many times. Why don't social networks provide recommendation profile transfer. Sort of like stepping into someone else's shoes. E.g. I would like to view how twitter looks like to Simon Willison.
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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   They A/B test reels in facebook. My mother's facebook has reels in it. Not mine. Soon, the apps themselves will lose any sense of history and they will morph into whatever new content format is favourite. All you need is account w
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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   actually letting users type whatever they want is good because they are many dialects of english : chinglish, thailish, singlish, hinglish and so on. they have made the system so general that it can handle any quirk users throw at it.
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   by nthingtohide 2y ago

   One thing I noticed in Gboard is it uses homeomorphic encryption to do federated learning of common words used amongst public to do encrypted suggestions. E.g. there are two common spelling of bizarre which are popular on Gboard : bizzare a
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    I think most people just scroll instagram or tiktok. Because of lack of short content format earlier, mobile games became popular. That and lack of 5g infra. Both problems have been solved.
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    A mistake on par with Netflix getting into mobile games. With advent of 5G, nobody plays candy crush saga or such games.
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    2 and 3 apply to this case study. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30831688
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    There isn't too much code till the point we have automated asteroid mining.
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    Smart mirror, smart appliances, smart robots (of various kinds), all could benefit from such a central compute server which can work without internet. All appliances will have voice interface, and will require heavy intelligence so it is be
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    I think Nvidia should try to create an compute-analogue of wifi routers where computation will be offloaded to smart-home gpu-servers. This strategy will cement their future for eternity.
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    I think in the book, Hardy mentions that Mathematics is one big tautology. Intial axioms setup a graph structure of theorems and the task of mathematicians is to find shortcuts in that graph.
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    HACKENBUSH: a window to a new world of math https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYj4NkeGPdM Thanks for the blogpost, I think you will like this above SOME3 entry. Owen Maitzen committed suicide which is mentioned in the followi
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    I think people will like the following tangent. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benacerraf%27s_identificatio... In the philosophy of mathematics, Benacerraf's identification problem is a philosophical argument dev
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    > Tour by bicycle and motorbike and write about the journey, both physical and mental. I have two perfect videos for this topic. TWO YEARS ON A BIKE (four part video series) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rY0i2wUmIak&amp
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    I think one point in support of Yudkowsky's thesis of AI takeover is : A superintelligent AI would want to maximize its future freedom (reframing the silly paperclip maximizer thesis). Such an AI, being intimate with the Platonic World
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    Baruch Spinoza is another. He was excommunicated.
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    > Hence neither a man's contemporaries nor the man himself can form any final estimate of him or of his fitting position, because their knowledge is too imperfect. History often reverses the decision of contemporaries. Probably true
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    Change pi to ϖ in this setup. 2022 - Non-Euclidean Doom: What happens to a game when pi is not 3.14159… https://youtu.be/_ZSFRWJCUY4?t=406
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    Somewhat a different take. I am ok with people who are predicting events which are like broken clock is right twice in a day. Because, one needs to find the right broken clock, decipher the time at which the clock has stopped and choose opp
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    I thought too so. But then o1 thinks in english and Qwen thinks in chinese. Is there advantage in thinking in different languages?
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    Do you think training in multiple languages could act as a regularization? Just as polyglots are smarter in real life?
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    by nthingtohide 2y ago

    An open marketplace for consultations similar to Stack overflow but with the guarantee that my problem will be solved. As a sole ML developer in a small company, I can't reach out to someone who can guide me specific to my problem. AI