petters

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   by petters 7y ago

   It may be abandoned by everyone with release permissions.
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   Deep Double Descent(openai.com)

   3 points by petters 7y ago|0 comments
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   by petters 7y ago

   I see, thanks!
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   by petters 7y ago

   May be useful, but it seems to me that the reward function still is relatively easy to specify? Much of the difficulty in AI safety is due to specify what humans really want. Perhaps the AI can observe a human playing the game and learn a
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   by petters 7y ago

   This is very interesting: https://stronglang.wordpress.com/2015/04/03/google-ngrams-vs... The word "fuck" was used a lot in the 1600s according to OCR.
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   by petters 7y ago

   Broken for me in latest mobile Chrome.
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   by petters 7y ago

   Thanks for your work on this. If I am willing to hack a bit, is it possible? What is the main obstacle? Is it all middleware?
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   by petters 7y ago

   Google does not care that much about Python, at least not when I was working there. I would certainly not mention it together with Go.
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   by petters 7y ago

   Yes, but it is still not trivial to formalize mathematically without running into trouble: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/a5JAiTdytou3Jg749/pascal-s-m...
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    by petters 7y ago

    Newer Dropbox features like smart sync are pretty cool and useful though. They give you more free disk space with little extra UI.
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    by petters 7y ago

    There should be more variable-width coding fonts.
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    by petters 7y ago

    > But right now I doubt the fingerprint sensors will go away soon, The Pixel 4 does not have a fingerprint reader....
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    by petters 7y ago

    Yes, the prize is meant for actions during 2018. Greta rose to prominence this year.
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    by petters 7y ago

    > If it is not SomeType, then ::name is a typedef for int and the parse tree is declaring a pointer-to-int named x. Doesn't this require "typename" at the beginning of the line?
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    by petters 7y ago

    I thought Tesla collected training data everywhere all the time?
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    by petters 7y ago

    > Also, this is just dead wrong: >> Avoid placing equations in the middle of sentences. Mathematics is not the same as English, and we shouldn’t pretend it is. Yes, I am a mathematician and this advice goes against established prac
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    by petters 7y ago

    I meant that the game does not change in a meaningful way if moving your king into check is allowed. You will lose either way.
18. 528.▲
    by petters 7y ago

    Having implemented and played this game a lot I don't think check makes sense in this game. There is an advantage of moving into check quite often. (A check with a rook across the board is quite weak) Better to just play until the king
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    by petters 7y ago

    Great to see! I also recreated this amazing game a while ago because I could not find it any longer: https://github.com/PetterS/realtimechess
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    by petters 7y ago

    You're right, but it's not 2^8. It is √2^64 = 2^32.
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    by petters 7y ago

    > There exist functions of a single real variable that have derivatives at the origin that are all zero, yet are nonzero The function that is equal to 0 for x<1 and equal to 1 otherwise also satisfies this.
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    by petters 7y ago

    It's so tiny it will never matter.
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    by petters 7y ago

    > Isn't spacetime an all time storage system? I don't think it is? What does "storage" mean? It refers to something that keeps something else invariant over time. Spacetime is time itself and can not be considered &qu
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    by petters 7y ago

    Another benefit I suppose is that you can choose from many more languages. Whether that is substantive or not depends on the person, I guess.
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    by petters 7y ago

    Another point of investment could be to buy, hold, and collect dividends without thinking about an exit.
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    by petters 7y ago

    Hasn't Microsoft successfully written their mobile Office apps in C++ in a single codebase?
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    by petters 7y ago

    Python has semicolons.
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    by petters 7y ago

    WSL is not a VM. The upcoming WSL2 might be, though.
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    by petters 7y ago

    He did not mention that the curvature is the product of the minimum and maximum directions. Otherwise, a fair question would be that the gaussian curvature would be different depending on how we draw our lines. In the video, he happens to d
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    by petters 7y ago

    Thanks!