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by pkoird 4y ago
I'm not sure you'll find such a video. Emergence is a phenomenon that's not yet well-understood. (But if you do find it somewhere, let me know as well!)
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The Artificial in AI(praveshkoirala.com)
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On the opposite end of the Imposter Syndrome(praveshkoirala.com)
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by pkoird 4y ago
Why invent when you can just... "borrow" them? In all seriousness, though, LLMs are about data and computing which I'm pretty sure China has in droves. In fact, no walled-gardens exist in a regime where everything is under a
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Avg, Mean, and Average(praveshkoirala.com)
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And that is why even though Mathematics aptly represents the nature, it, at least to me, is a different thing entirely. Which again begs the question, why should Mathematics be so good at depicting natural phenomenons.
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And it's even more important in posts of power and responsibility. Carry the public office not because you want money, appreciation, and power, but because as a qualified person it's your duty to do so. Seek nothing but the joy of
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by pkoird 4y ago
I did say that this school of thought has roots in Stoicism so what you say does indeed make sense. But I guess there's more to it which can only be found if you follow it. There are some things that just can't be described/t
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by pkoird 4y ago
Interesting outlook this: seek reward, but internal, as opposed to don't seek reward at all.
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That's a very valid point but I believe you touched upon the answer yourself, follow the advice but not because you want the exceptional discovery. Simply because.
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by pkoird 4y ago
This is a mix of Buddhist, Hindu, and Stoic philosophy: Ask yourself this, why do you do anything? For the sake of Profit? Recognition? Love? Or return of any kind? Any deed done with reward in mind creates an expectation which, if not met,
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by pkoird 4y ago
The blog post starts with the premise that you "don't" know any calculus.
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by pkoird 4y ago
I think at the end of it it's primarily always the same reason: didn't have customers.
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by pkoird 4y ago
Seeing as how stress usually corresponds to a fight or flight situation, running really does seem apt to deal with it. Now you could potentially argue that drinking while thirsty actually leads to dependence on water as well but hey, are
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by pkoird 4y ago
> oh shit it's hacker news I've heard that people from the orange VC site are linking to this post! You are absolutely not welcome here. Cohost is not a place for you. you are bad and you hang out with white supremacists. pleas
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by pkoird 4y ago
Modafinil is a prescription drug. I'm not sure why you're recommending it as if it were advil.
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by pkoird 4y ago
Almost seems like a procedural syntax like source = ... transformed = ... joined = ... final = ...
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by pkoird 4y ago
AIMA by Russel and Norvig is a must read IMO.
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by pkoird 4y ago
What are your thoughts on Godot?
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The catch-22 of democracy(praveshkoirala.com)
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by pkoird 4y ago
It's fairly easy to learn, already universal, and there is no incentive at all for 99% of people to change it (only a fraction of the population would ever want the super fast typing, rest of us have to think hard and type few). I susp
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by pkoird 4y ago
A productivity problem is not always psychological, often it's physiological (sleep, inflammation, nutrition) as well. By my PCP. Seriously, go get checked (and presumably treated) for Vit D/B12 deficiency, sleep issues, and infla
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Ask HN: How will the search engines deal with ChatGPT?
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by pkoird 4y ago
I understand how you do it but I don't understand why that is eloquent and poetic. I wouldn't want someone to constantly choose related but incorrect concepts. That wouldn't really be a good communication, it seems to me.
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by pkoird 4y ago
As a child, presumably like many others, I was pretty enthralled by the concept of magic, magical formations, spells, and etc. And it was equally disheartening to not find oneself in such a world. But growing up, I realized that we already
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by pkoird 4y ago
So people (unless they have aphantasia) immerse themselves in whatever they are reading and conjure up imaginations of the world that the fictional novel is portraying, right? If you think about it, what people read is essentially symbols o
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by pkoird 4y ago
I feel that the author adequately explained why writing is important but never quite justified why it is magical . I was hoping to read more about how writing is essentially a hypnosis spell where you use runes to make the readers halluc
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by pkoird 4y ago
Suspiciously similar to a certain someone who failed an art admission and went on to start off a war that killed around 70-80 million people? History does repeat itself.
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by pkoird 4y ago
Courtesy: ChatGPT "How to Ace Calculus: The Streetwise Guide" by Colin Adams, Joel Hass, and Abigail Thompson. This book is designed to help you (re)learn the key concepts and techniques of calculus, which is the study of change a
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by pkoird 4y ago
I found your example pretty amazing and tried to replicate the same: Me: Imagine a set of 3 events (A, B and C) ordered with unique timestamps each. Event A is the first of all events to happen. Event C is in between the other two. What is

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