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by panarchy 1y ago
Hopefully people that use these AI language tutors don't end up being clowned on by native speakers because they sound like robots.
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Israeli forces seize Gaza aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg(reuters.com)
6 points by panarchy 1y ago|0 comments
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by panarchy 1y ago
The web has been a walking corpse for about a decade now.
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by panarchy 1y ago
AI Studio as well, but I haven't played around with the temperature too much and even then I only lowered it to like 0.8 a few times. So I'll have to try this out. Thanks.
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by panarchy 1y ago
Is it just me that finds that while Gemini 2.5 is able to generate a lot of code that the end results are usually lackluster compared to Claude and even ChatGPT? I also find it hard-headed and frequently does things in ways I explicitly tol
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Random Points on a Sphere(jasondavies.com)
2 points by panarchy 1y ago|0 comments
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by panarchy 2y ago
"By "scavenge-friendly electronic parts", I mean parts that can be assembled with low-tech tools. I mostly mean parts with a "through hole" mounting type (in opposition with "surface mount"). "But I d
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by panarchy 2y ago
I wonder how long until we end up with questionable devs making spurious changes just to try and game the LLM output to give them a pass.
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by panarchy 2y ago
spelling brainrot as "brain rot" is brainrot
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by panarchy 2y ago
> Plus the complete lack of vision or strategy from Google’s senior leadership. I genuinely can't think of one impressive thing Google has done in the last 15 years. Search peaked in like 2009 Maps has only become slower and less in
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by panarchy 2y ago
You might enjoy the book "The Language of Mathematics: Making the Invisible Visible"
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by panarchy 2y ago
They could call it Maria (MoE Aria) won't help with standing out in searches however. Maybe MarAIa so it would be more unique. I'm here all night if anyone else needs some other lazy name suggestions.
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by panarchy 2y ago
"until we start programming by natural selection" We already have reinforcement and other types of machine learning?
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by panarchy 2y ago
This reads like it belongs in an episode of The Curse of Oak Island not an article.
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by panarchy 3y ago
No Dunder-Mifflin Method?
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Paperlib – Paper/Reference Management Tool(paperlib.app)
3 points by panarchy 3y ago|1 comments
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by panarchy 3y ago
- Supports macOS, Linux, and Windows. - Open source [ https://github.com/Future-Scholars/paperlib ] - Zotero import - Scrape paper’s metadata and even source code links with many scrapers. Tailored especially for machine
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by panarchy 3y ago
Well yeah the project is in its infancy. America doesn't just plop down military bases in places either. They build influence first. Then maybe down the line it's "we'll forgive your debt if you let us build this port fo
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by panarchy 3y ago
Well the belt& road initiative is probably trying to take care of that.
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by panarchy 3y ago
And the Kessler Syndrome
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by panarchy 3y ago
Autonomous drones are literally decades old technology at this point
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by panarchy 3y ago
I agree that showing... That sounds pretty reasonable! I do wonder though if rewording "Find people to talk to or collaborate with by searching across the /about, /ideas and /now pages of 7487 personal website
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by panarchy 3y ago
I first thought it would be showing all ideas, about, and now simultaneously, but then noticed all the cards only had /ideas, then I thought I had to do url.com/now only to find that redirected to github instead. Then finally I no
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by panarchy 3y ago
Well if we're all just spitballing here then what about the uniquely dangerous outcome of having the ruling class enslave the world's population in a techno-feudalistic surveillance state utilizing the AI that only they are allowe
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by panarchy 3y ago
Was fully expecting this to be "the usual inspirational quote or clock extension, commonly-visited tabs, or my personal pet peeve - recent breaking news articles and photos from disaster zones" Was pleasantly surprised it wasn&#x2
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by panarchy 3y ago
Surprising how many actually happened (to some degree)
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by panarchy 3y ago
It is nice and it's interesting how if you go read stuff like Einstein's general relativity paper you (or at least I did) find that it's actually quite similar and not so dense.
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by panarchy 3y ago
The Old Internet is already dead. And Vice was one of the perpetrators.
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by panarchy 3y ago
Why would a system (LLMs in this case) designed to produce the most likely next output be innovative? A truly innovative AI would probably hallucinate or produce so many nonsensical outputs as to be deemed useless and broken.
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by panarchy 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEXefdbQDjw Growing Living Rat Neurons To Play... DOOM? The Thought Emporium https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2YDApNRK3g Growing Human Neurons Connected to a Computer The Tho

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