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by passion__desire 2y ago
Genius Edward Teller Describes 1950s Genius John Von Neumann https://youtu.be/Oh31I1F2vds?t=189 Describes Von Neumann's final days struggle when he couldn't think. Thinking, an activity which he loved the most.
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This is slightly tangential but related. The reason AI will do great things all levels of reality and different fields of studies (i.e. physics, biology, material science, climate, etc) is that these aspects operate from rules governing beh
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by passion__desire 2y ago
> what is the property about the past, that it seems have a lot of uncommon states and not a lot of the common ones? This is called as Past hypothesis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Past_hypothesis
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by passion__desire 2y ago
It would make a lovely "Love Death + Robots" adaption.
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But they also signal competence in the space which means M&A. Or big nation states in future would hire them to produce country models once the space matures as was Emad's vision.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
> Just as volumes shift to equalize pressure, areas shift to equalize surface tension, and charges shift to equalize voltage, entropy is the "stuff" that shifts to equalize temperature. I remember watching videos of Leonard Sus
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by passion__desire 2y ago
> Don't put me down. I could have snowed you with differential equations and diagrams instead of what you see everyday. We're being practical and visual rather than going the math route, essential as that is in chemistry. >
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by passion__desire 2y ago
Imagine a world where the nebulous ideas floating in our minds could be instantly crystallized into vivid, detailed concepts. This is the transformative potential of AI as a cognitive amplifier. Like the magical Pensieve in Harry Potter, AI
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by passion__desire 2y ago
Making vague ideas in our heads rich, detailed and elaborate using AI would help in high bandwidth communication and reduce misunderstanding. Sort of like Pensieve in Harry Potter.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
Parallax Nick is a thoroughly researched channel on these topics. https://youtube.com/@parallaxnick637
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by passion__desire 2y ago
People need 4 years of sleep for that kind of dense material to sink in.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
Then some engineers have to code in dancing Maybach. Free market. eh. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-51HzSpGVxc
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by passion__desire 2y ago
Isn't there another formulation of BB where we count shifts (from left to right, and from right to left) a TM makes instead of strings of contiguous 1s. I remember seeing a video about this definition.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
If you look at the details, the branding is that of the Indian startup. Facebook actually associated itself with a badly run startup company with questionable ethics. It is a net loss of money and reputation.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
It's a net loss of money, without anything tangible to show for, at the end.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
I sometimes wish if money, which Facebook, et.al invested in Indian edtech ecosystem, was given to Khan Academy, it would have done justice for the whole world's education system.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
In order to make an apple pie, first invent the universe.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
Sometimes when I am narrating a story I don't care that much about trivial details but focus on the connection between those details. Is there LLM counterpart to such a behaviour? In this case, one can say I was bullshitting on the tri
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by passion__desire 2y ago
"Nobody would suppose that the fact that human beings everywhere always throw their spears pointy-end first shows that there must be a gene for a pointy-end-first instinct." - Daniel Dennett. Counterpoint : "But, as Weiss di
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by passion__desire 2y ago
If there is a way for LLMs to always suggest the best practices for a given task (e.g. upsampling on those tasks), then SE devs won't make trivial errors. So the knife can cut both ways. In fact it can become a source of uptodate infor
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by passion__desire 2y ago
There is a veritasium video on rocket 3d printing.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
I had the spacetop laptops in mind when I asked the question. https://www.sightful.com/
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by passion__desire 2y ago
What should I do when I need to show a coworker something on my screen?
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by passion__desire 2y ago
In a decision making process, if many parties are involved, it is in interest of all parties to not turn on each other in case of wrong decisions. Just let it slide.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
I think browsers could be the next iteration. Website backend will have premade flows. e.g. a transfer money from my account to another account, etc. And through fluidic UIs, the website will collect info need, necessary approvals before fl
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by passion__desire 2y ago
I have a general rule about abstraction. If the abstraction is so general (e.g. a root node of a tree of abstractions), then it's qualities will be reflected in every leaf node. Leaf nodes such as snow, rock, water, trees or burrito.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
We can thread a sentence through overloaded words easily and it will make sense to someone. Words which are very broad in topological sense.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
Here's another one interdisciplinary of physics and art. "The light is painting me."
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Google : We will breach the rules we preach.
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by passion__desire 2y ago
It is funny Google has internal memegen but not ideagen. Ideate away your problems, guys.

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