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by nxpnsv 8d ago
I don't see how your profile possibly could make your point valid.
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by nxpnsv 8d ago
I’ll have to take your word for it, my general relativity isn’t that up to date… thanks for giving me context though!
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by nxpnsv 8d ago
What does that mean?
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by nxpnsv 8d ago
The books exist and are possible to understand. They teach maths at most universities. You should try it, learning is fun.
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by nxpnsv 14d ago
i wanted to try that, but aren't they like super full of poisons to kill bugs?
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by nxpnsv 14d ago
The logical next step is to eat the tree.
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by nxpnsv 17d ago
Pretty, and a lot of fun to tweak around the parameters.
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by nxpnsv 19d ago
I am not arguing that mathematicians would never use AI systems, they do. I am arguing that if we stop having mathematicians we would stop solving deep mathematical problems as there would be no one to ask the right questions.
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by nxpnsv 19d ago
> Here, I disagree. What makes you think the AI won't be able to ask the right questions without prompting? But why would they ask the right questions without prompting? The LLMs have no intrinsic goal to research math problems, it
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by nxpnsv 19d ago
Our AI system don't just do things. They do it because someone asks. A lot of the boom in AI maths results are solving human formulated problems mostly for PR benefit. Once the novelty passes, would Anthropic or OpenAI keep spending? A
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by nxpnsv 1mo ago
I agree with the point, i hate the touch screens, and i think you should be able to control almost everything without taking your eyes off the road. The blindfold made me think of some david blaine stunt.
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by nxpnsv 1mo ago
They’re pretty much dominating new electric cars in a lot of places now
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by nxpnsv 1mo ago
Reminder: You shouldn’t drive blindfolded, no matter how well you know your controls.
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by nxpnsv 2mo ago
Just my local regular non hallucinogenic toads makes dogs drewl like crazy if they try to catch on (or more commonly find a toad chip road kill on the gravel roads)
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by nxpnsv 2mo ago
hmmm; I really don’t feel like I need weed or shrooms from time to time. I’m ok the way I am.
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by nxpnsv 2mo ago
Mannerisms aside, they are easy to spot from having inhuman amounts of trivia knowledge
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by nxpnsv 2mo ago
My n=1 study: I built my living room lights about 8 years ago and have had to swap 1/20 lamps since. Perhaps try a better manufacturer?
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by nxpnsv 2mo ago
No, this is valid criticism. Oai gives the impression anybody could get similar results at a similar price, but that’s very likely not true. This is marketing first, then mathematics.
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by nxpnsv 2mo ago
Surely it should be kilotoken
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by nxpnsv 2mo ago
There are plenty of current human bands that play this music really well though...
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by nxpnsv 3mo ago
Wow, that looks amazing, well done, and thanks for sharing!
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by nxpnsv 3mo ago
It's been Microsoft Orphan Crusher 360+ with copilot for a good long while now...
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by nxpnsv 3mo ago
The electric range of Vespas are using the same iconic design.
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by nxpnsv 3mo ago
They are weirder than you think. They interact with flavor, but these are a superposition of three mass states and it all oscillates. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutrino_oscillation
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by nxpnsv 3mo ago
Slovenia is not baltic
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by nxpnsv 4mo ago
I noticed the change to trust already in the previous release. To uninstall something from a not yet trusted tap, I first have to trust it, then uninstall, and then untrust it. This feels a bit weird, but maybe it makes total sense...
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by nxpnsv 4mo ago
But here you are the product AND you pay for it. At least I think you still get ads and tracking…
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by nxpnsv 5mo ago
I imagine the buttons sunk deep into the panel only to come out wheen subscribing to the monthly premium package....
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by nxpnsv 5mo ago
Yes, I know, but I just couldn't get over that initial reaction...
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by nxpnsv 5mo ago
No, my website is for me and not everything is a product

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