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by petra 3y ago
This isn't unique. Allies intelligence service(and some government officials) have known about the holocaust since it first started with the occupation in Russia. After that , there was even a guy who escaped auswitch to tell about it.
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by petra 3y ago
//Most people choose doctors based on friend/family referrals and Yelp reviews, meaning they don't know how to choose a doctor. Reviews/referrals have no relation to health outcomes. People don't have access to
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by petra 3y ago
That's interesting. Are there any good sources to learn more about that?
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by petra 3y ago
Doesn't it need to be complemented by enough bandwidth to be useful ?
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by petra 3y ago
Is the search in such systems simple and intuitive, or are there tricks to get better results from such systems ,as a user?
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by petra 3y ago
That's really interesting. Did using genetic algorithms enabled GPT4 to be truly creative ?
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by petra 3y ago
If you look at the social sciences research about video conferencing, it's clear that zoom is bad for creating trust between participants(even on a 1-1 call) and that phone calls do a better job than zoom in decreasing loneliness. So m
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by petra 3y ago
There are video chat applications for musicians that focus on low delay. For example:farplay.io .
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by petra 3y ago
Why isn't it enough to combine a few approved drugs to target multiple pathways ?
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by petra 3y ago
I would like to live in a world, with very little tempting foods when i walk around. I would like to live in a world where me and maybe a person i trust, could together limit of the foods i can buy, and than program that into my credit car
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by petra 3y ago
Does anybody has access for the document with the clinical requirements ? It seems like an interesting problem.
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by petra 3y ago
//As a consequence, they will always be at the mercy of Google/Bing. The range of things they can innovate on will always be limited. Sure. But Google/Bing has shown lack of interest in innovating for power searchers. I
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by petra 3y ago
Does it matter if you are a US citizen(or an EU citizen for a similar case) that lives in another country?
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by petra 3y ago
Is there a tool for moderatorsof private subreddits to scrape the sub's content and upload it elsewhere?
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by petra 3y ago
Why do you recommend it to people going to the corporate world?
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by petra 3y ago
Everything in psychology is so contextual. How can we reliablt study a work done one children coloring books and getting small rewards , as a relevancy for grown people, serious people. with families to feed that are getting big bonuses tha
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by petra 3y ago
Possibilities: Mems vacuum tubes. Nano electromechanical relays: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanoelectromechanical_relay
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by petra 3y ago
What is a the manufacturing process for this ? How is it radiation hardened ?
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by petra 3y ago
Communication from space is a big constraint. An AI chip could analyze and compress sensor data locally. It's also could be used for DSP for the communication algorithm.
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by petra 3y ago
This is possibly a cure for tinnitus. Which is awesome news!
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by petra 3y ago
it's not clear that many AI based jobs will be better than huamns, just cheaper. And in anycase most of those jobs will be automated. So you have europe, a multilingual country, maybe in the balanace they'll keep more jobs that w
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by petra 3y ago
Maybe that's the goal. Protecting jobs.
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by petra 4y ago
ARM is open. So that means they would have to compete with the whole world both on chip design, and fabbing, for a low power chip, with margins lower than what they are used to. Sucsess(as measured in valuation back than, not today, that&#x
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by petra 4y ago
What about other tasks, like research in other areas? How is Claude different than chatGPT ?
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by petra 4y ago
bookscan.us has a book scanning service for $1/300 pages. There's a bit of friction though. It could be much simpler.
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by petra 4y ago
Scanning a book is as easy as ordering a second hand copy in Amazon to be sent to a book scanning service. But at that price, why bother scanning if you can buy it ?
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by petra 4y ago
So in training, chatgpt turned words into embedding , and given context window N , looked at N embeddings an created a probabilities list for the following next embedding ? And if I tell it something that was excatly in it's trained co
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by petra 4y ago
//The similar chunks are then fed into GPT-4 along with the query Since GPT can use things from his context arbitrarily ,does it solve the hallucination issue, even for ebooks?
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by petra 4y ago
It uses hardware-isolation which i think is more secure.
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by petra 4y ago
Would this system need new electrical wiring ?

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