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by r0uv3n 3y ago
The discussion between Nicolas Boneel and the author in the comments of the article is interesting and Nicolas expresses the doubts I had when reading this. The whole point of the DK effect is that people are bad at estimating their skill,
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
Note that the unions representing Activision developerd (part of the CWA) supported the merger because Microsoft was more willing to work with the union than Activision and signed a labour neutrality agreement (whereas Activision repeatedly
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
I don't think this distinction is often made in practice, even though it might be useful. As far as I can tell, combining Tao's approach here with a Clifford algebra approach (where energy is a scalar and torque a bivector) would
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
For me the point is that either I curate aggressively by only following people I trust will post interesting stuff or I follow topics on a platform with a solid recommendation algorithm (this doesn't even need to be adapted to my perso
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
I think the article means that over all differences in dimension, the total number of missed maps is infinite.
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
I don't quite know what you mean by that, but consider that this is not true for e.g. a torus or a sphere (take the function mapping every point to its antipodal point). The fact that the underlying space is contractible is very import
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
Even though I disagree with the point of your parent comment, their argument can also be made for mathematics vs social sciences, and those don't differ on how much budget they require.
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
There is in fact a sidebar in Edge dedicated to Bing Chat with features exclusive to it. E.g. it takes the current website into account as context and is thus a good way to get for example a whole pdf into the context window. It's also
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
There is the free and open source Beyond All Reason (BAR) inspired by Total Annihilation, which is very polished and a lot of fun. It's got features I've not seen anywhere else yet (in terms of possibilities for commands and custo
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
The concept of "number" has a lot of definitions in mathematics. I agree with this [0] more in depth explanation that calling infinity strictly not a number is not useful (though it certainly is not e.g. a natural number). But mor
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
Ordinals are often also called ordinal numbers. Both ordinal and cardinal numbers are very much generalisation of natural numbers to a more general concept of number, depending on if you see counting sizes of sets or denoting position (e.g.
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
In the ordinals infinity != infinity + 1 (but 1 + infinity=infinity). You are right that infinity is even, and in fact infinity+1 is odd. All this is explained in the first answer of TFA.
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by r0uv3n 3y ago
In fact, the opposite of your statement is true: Assuming the axiom of choice, the cardinality of the product X^2 of some infinite set X is always the same as X. See https://math.stackexchange.com/a/2464655 for a quick
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
ReVanced is the successor. It patches your existing YouTube app. For me it still works flawlessly.
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
For a non spinning black hole in general relativity, the particle reaches the singularity within finite time in its own reference frame.
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
It is absolutely not obvious it can't do the recursive steps to multiply two numbers. In fact, you can just teach it the proper algorithm and ask it to apply it: https://twitter.com/random_walker/status/16003
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
AFAIK the paper mentioned that RLHF mostly decreased its capabilities. It seems more likely to me that just longer normal training was one of the main reason for the increased capabilities.
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
It seems like you can very easily set up third party Plugins, maybe they'll be brave enough to let users install those (probably with copious warnings). AFAICT it only really requires you to enter the URL of the manifest, which would m
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
It's at the bottom of the article (the very last video, section is "Third party plugin").
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
E.g. Kafka's metamorphosis fits entirely in the context window I believe, so short novellas might be possible. But I think you'd still definitely need to guide GPT4 along, I imagine without for example a plan for the plot formulat
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
Sydney did in fact stop replying to users multiple times (e.g. [1]), if I understood the reports correctly. I assume it just generates only an "end of output" token or something similar. [1]: https://www.reddit.com&#x2F
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
IIRC current estimations of a carbon price accurate to the social costs of a ton of CO2 are near US$185 [1]. It is probably unrealistic to assume that such a price is politically achievable within the next 10 years (even if all the income f
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
I don't know where that information is saved, but it isn't transmitted with the normal vault format on login (at least on the website). When opening the history dialog for a given password/account, a new request is made speci
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
The three additional data fields might fulfill some functions related to new features. Additionally, there is a full history of all former passwords which is transmitted in its own request, so in particular this vault format doesn't se
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
You're entirely right of course, the vault data as accessed in the breach need not necessarily be in the same format as what is transmitted to the client. And yes, the whole repository is from 2018, but I checked again today and it see
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
The wiki ( https://github.com/cfbao/lastpass-vault-parser/blob/master/l... ) contains a list of all unencrypted fields in an `acct` data block. It is trivial to decode the custom format of LastPass (e.g. u
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
I created a temporary account to check whether anything of this has changed since 2018, but no, the format is still entirely the same. The fields have slightly different names, but that might be because of the way I got the vault file (look
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
Building from axioms is entirely possible, and in fact you'll often see the construction of first the rational numbers from the natural numbers and then the real numbers from Cauchy sequences or Dirichlet cuts within the first few wee
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
Weird, for me it's entirely the other way around. At least there exists a package for drawing a figure in place, but consistently defining and using semantic commands for math is pretty much impossible. Whenever I'm able to actual
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by r0uv3n 4y ago
Kiwi Is built on chromium and supports pretty much every extension I've tried

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