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onesphere
3y ago
Muons form when protons break apart atoms. As radiation, their detection is limited to (the inverse of the square of) their distance. Are you referring to virtual particles and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-point
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onesphere
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So qubits will become Lego brick canon?
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onesphere
3y ago
My standard reaction to this is Batman’s city-wide sonar machine. (Not that I know anything about it)
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onesphere
3y ago
Computing? "Have some computing."
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3y ago
Idea: Integrating INET-like identifiers into LLM conversations to introduce packet-switched asynchronous inference and training that uses IP to deliver generated content to end user applications from a local AI computing bank. https:/
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3y ago
AI-driven JIT https://thetaplane.com/ai/jit
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onesphere
3y ago
AI suggests k-means clustering, or unsupervised pattern recognition for extrapolating how an AI thinks with a limited set of info.
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Quantum... blockchain?
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onesphere
3y ago
How might this work with AI? Journalling neural net operational state, and then analyzing that like a core dump to debug its logic.
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Maybe I'm looking for too specific a definition. So I've been considering https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PaLM but currently trying to find its pretrained dataset. Edit: "The API will first be available
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Integration API: https://thetaplane.com/ai/langchain/api Inspired by: https://github.com/daveebbelaar/langchain-experiments/blob/m...
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The new program’s purpose could be to do more post processing to make the interpretation of that earlier program directly consumable (inter-generationally), or it could simply start producing more problems to solve.
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onesphere
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We have a corpus or database of programs that follow logic but with no simulation, so it represents knowledge to solve a problem yet all we have control over is the parameters (inputs). In this case, input is functional logical content (a
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In order for each level to exclude numbers that have already been counted, each level would only be 9 numbers: So if level = lambda n: 1-int(math.log10(1./n)) We only ever generate [‘.’ + ‘0’ * (level(n) – 1) + str(i + 1) for i in rang
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3y ago
If real numbers are more applicable to reality, then computer science should look for all the ways to calculate these numbers. Would this look like a “path integral” of real numbers?
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One way StuphOS handles streaming application state: http://thetaplane.com:2184/stuphos/wiki/OnlineCommandInterfa...
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Here's how I package my system database as a user-access object: https://thetaplane.com/runtime/synthetic-database
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It makes more sense to pass a ModuleType subclass to _import_ for instantiation (or put it on sys). That subclass can determine which special methods to do. Here's a simple (unrelated) import mechanism I've been working on for c
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What if the output schema were something like instruction code? Just get rid of the need for programming languages altogether.
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onesphere
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This DSL might suspend instead of halt. Your comment got me thinking about using LLMs to generate new language grammar. EDIT: suspension is halting?
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I’m somewhere between thinking that a prompt won’t be enough to get it to think deeply/expertly about a limited subject, and realizing I don’t know my weight decays from my gradients. What I want to do is train for some inputted amount
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Ask HN: AI to study my DSL and then output it?
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Self-Hosted Cloud with StuphOS
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Since Python 2.6, I discovered a missing piece of development and composition, and started using it to successfully implement a cloud framework that I would have adopted earlier had it previously existed. Today, the design of StuphOS is to
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StuphOS: An Online Productivity Container
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The intent of this application is to empower the Web User to effect site algorithm design. Try it out, and leave some feedback. Interesting?
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Used LLM to generate LLM prompts?
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It seems you can either question the political bias of GPT, or, you can prompt GPT to detect the bias of a given input. Are these the same? How does it bias or influence when you ask it "Was the following written by a left-wing or ri
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I know this is kind of off topic but what happens if you send ChatGPT the output of an arbitrary web request with some prompt that says "analyze the following web page response with the specified algorithms"? Leverage internet tr
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