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by phreeza 2y ago
Ok maybe I read it differently than you, but the will in the article doesn't sound like me like what is typically discussed as "free will"? It sounds more like what could also be called "drive" or "striving&quo
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by phreeza 2y ago
Not sure how you come to this conclusion, neuroscience is nowhere near advanced enough to have clarity on such a thing, it could well be an emergent property of neural activity.
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by phreeza 2y ago
The obvious follow up question: are there methods in use to bait such models into suboptimal play and then switch play style to exploit that?
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Hunga Tonga Volcano: cause for recent increase in temperatures?(judithcurry.com)
2 points by phreeza 2y ago|0 comments
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by phreeza 2y ago
Well it's an enlargement of an existing snowmaking reservoir so I suspect it is the the latter. Probably part of a strategy to make the resort look eco-friendly.
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by phreeza 2y ago
Flims in Switzerland has a kind of hybrid scheme planned where they use a reservoir for both snowmaking and hydroelectricity. https://www.wasserweltenflims.ch/wasser-in-flims/mehrzwecksp...
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by phreeza 2y ago
What's up with putting the governor's name on some of these signs?
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by phreeza 2y ago
I agree but would add that within the codebase there are also vastly different experiences. The search ads serving stack for example is phenomenal, it is >10 years old, very complex and gets contributions from hundreds of engineers every
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by phreeza 2y ago
That sounds pretty terrifying!
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by phreeza 2y ago
I thought this was going to be about the battle of Waterloo.
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by phreeza 2y ago
Positional embeddings used in transformers are actually suspiciously similar to grid cells. They allow for a very similar kind of coordinate transform.
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Pharmaceutical blockbusters: the past, present, and future(?)(atelfo.github.io)
1 points by phreeza 2y ago|0 comments
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by phreeza 2y ago
> until their last dated survival 4 kyr ago. Wow I did not realize they survived that long, that's well after the invention of writing for example.
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by phreeza 2y ago
The methane feedstocks for Haber-Bosch probably don't come from cow stomach though, right?
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by phreeza 2y ago
Am I missing some UI element or are the "chapters" mostly ~5 line paragraphs?
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by phreeza 2y ago
Yea that's precisely what I ended up doing, but the frame extraction was quite finicky.
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by phreeza 2y ago
I tried to build a prototype of something like this with opencv once, didn't get it to work reliably though. I have a feeling there should be a relatively simple signal processing version of this, basically a spatiotemporal Fourier tra
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by phreeza 2y ago
Did they stop publishing detailed traffic stats? They used to have a very detailed page if I recall correctly, but I can't find it any more.
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by phreeza 2y ago
No it more likely comes from archaic "freien", which still is used for "to marry" but used to mean something slightly different ;)
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by phreeza 2y ago
Similar word also exists in standard German, where it originally meant "f*cker" but now just means a man who buys services from a prostitute.
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by phreeza 2y ago
I can't find the reference right now but I seem to remember hearing Zvi Moskowitz say in a podcast that Anthropic is the most safety-concious of the big players.
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by phreeza 2y ago
You can get away with a lot of things even inside of a tyranny, if you are good at selling to your superiors. So in your example, a dev who wants to improve user experience might have to couch it in terms of how users are likely to come bac
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by phreeza 2y ago
Is it a deterioration? I don't disagree that results are getting worse, but I'd still say all else being equal faster results are better than slower results.
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by phreeza 2y ago
Many people actually deliver things that are objectively improvements to user experience, such as latency improvements?
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by phreeza 2y ago
Google is not a monolith, there are plenty of people at Google trying to make a good user experience.
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by phreeza 2y ago
Probably yes. You could also garnish the prompt with a vanilla RNG output.
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by phreeza 2y ago
Is the name a riff on a similar google-internal tool?
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by phreeza 3y ago
Re-reading your comment I think we actually have the same understanding of the dynamic, I think I misread "immortal" as "immoral" before which gave the comment a quite different vibe. > "...in the political conte
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by phreeza 3y ago
A free market without political intervention is at least as much of a myth. If employees don't engage in politics with concepts like "fair wage" and "underpaid", employers certainly will with concepts such as "
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by phreeza 3y ago
What makes you think they are an actual person?

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