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pringk02
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pringk02
1y ago
Probably the lower bound on transistor size https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_tunnelling
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pringk02
1y ago
There is an article of this kind every year where we all get a chance to be up in arms about the fact that language and culture is ever-shifting and changing and not something static.
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pringk02
1y ago
I remember when the pilot had Ridley Scott’s name attached to it in some way and I couldn’t help but wonder: What is it with that man and pregnancy in space?
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pringk02
1y ago
That’s the hope
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pringk02
1y ago
How would we be able to measure decline?
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pringk02
1y ago
Can you write off everything popular with the normie zeitgeist?
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pringk02
1y ago
Even if that is true, the LLMs have still be trained on all of the subreddits
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pringk02
2y ago
I find it hard to characterise someone with the Twitter handle "endwokeness" as not engaged in a foaming at the mouth culture war of their own
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2y ago
Why not?
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pringk02
2y ago
I wonder if this could be a side-effect of its existing alignment bias? By avoiding making right-wing statements, it even avoids to make them when giving examples of controversial statements.
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Demystifying Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks
(daniel-bethell.co.uk)
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2y ago
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Long Distance Relationships
(matt.blwt.io)
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Category Theory Illustrated
(abuseofnotation.github.io)
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2y ago
> “The Cybertruck fails to meet a range of basic European road safety norms that apply to passenger cars (M1),” the letter notes. “As outlined below, these range from the Cybertruck’s inadequate, or non-existent, crumple zones for crash
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pringk02
2y ago
Nice. A blackmail generator
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pringk02
2y ago
It is not clear to me how this refutes the article. Can you explain a bit more? Do you have an example of a piece of data that lasts forever by virtue of these facts?
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2y ago
Really enjoyable read. The discovery that kicks it off made intuitive sense to me, but I loved the follow on explorations. Especially the frequency plots of some of the more structured noise functions!
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2y ago
very creative!
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pringk02
2y ago
While this is kind of interesting, it just looks like it's a long way round to recreate Corpus Linguistics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corpus_linguistics
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2y ago
The issue is the opposite. Chinese has a comparitively small phonetic pallette (depending on how you view tones). Chinese written completely phoenetically can easily become incomprehensible. https://ninchanese.com/blog/
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2y ago
> “you’re not going to change until the pain of change is less than the pain of staying the same.” A thought I have had in the past also, I think it is very true.
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2y ago
> do we know that both diagonals are diameters This must be true, because the diagonals are both straight lines that go through the centre and are bound by the edges, so it follows they must be equal to the diameter of the circle by defi
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pringk02
2y ago
Hardly surprising at all. It's one of the oldest tricks in spycraft.
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pringk02
3y ago
Builds are reproduceable
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pringk02
3y ago
Yes, but when can Devin SSH onto production to diagnose and fix the system outage at 3am while managers complain on the phone?
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3y ago
small signal ins and outs like this should be perfectly safe. It's when you hook up power supplies without impedence to inputs that you have issues. You won't have access to that part of the circuit on the front panel
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3y ago
Really wanted to enjoy this, but it seemed like the room size of 5 was way too small. People would pop in and out endlessly hoping for some bustle but none seemed to be able to build. What chat I did get really recreated the 14 year old edg
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pringk02
3y ago
We are very much in agreement
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3y ago
This is certainly one of the things I am personally quite concerned about with AI: creating false equivalency with our own mental processes by adopting convenient language. And I'll be clear that I mean more that I worry about the seco
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3y ago
Well, it was posted on lesswrong.com
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