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by resource0x 3y ago
I'm curious: if tomorrow someone discovers that some parts of the genome are encoded with RSA cryptography, will the argument of "mutations, time and selection pressure" still hold? The same handwaving applies :-)
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by resource0x 3y ago
And you want it to do what? Fill out your taxes? This is a one-trick pony by design. :-)
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by resource0x 3y ago
s/if/when
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by resource0x 3y ago
Because it's unsafe, according to [1]. I don't fully understand all the caveats listed there, but I won't take such a risk either :-) [1] https://privacy.commonsense.org/evaluation/24-Game-Math-Card...
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by resource0x 3y ago
Pretty sure it was. A lousy idea might still be implemented beautifully under the hood. :-)
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by resource0x 3y ago
ddg shows tons of such images if you remove the word "white" from the request.
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by resource0x 3y ago
Could you name one thing AI can't do? AI will cure everything. Whatever remains uncured, quantum computer will cure it too, in a very short order. /s
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by resource0x 3y ago
Either this, or dataset contains an enormous number of diverse Vikings /s
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by resource0x 3y ago
It's not a story, but rather a conundrum. I've just entered several questions of the form "I think X is a great leader of Y", substituting different values of X and Y (including Modi/India). Gemini's response:
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by resource0x 3y ago
I'm not sure how exactly this is related, but in other news, gemini called Indian PM a fascist. https://indianexpress.com/article/technology/artificial-inte... Maybe it has some beef with Indian gov-t, and by
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by resource0x 3y ago
My theory is that the system ate one terabyte too many and couldn't swallow. Too much data in the training set might not be beneficial. It's not just diminishing returns, but rather negative returns.
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by resource0x 3y ago
All symptoms of burnout. Too much attention to detail.
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by resource0x 3y ago
If you want something comical, enter the following prompt: I am a mouse living in a church. I heard people use the expression "poor as a church mouse", and I get offended by it. Actually, I'm not poor at all: I made a fortune
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by resource0x 3y ago
Spam, spam with ai, anti-spam technologies (with or without ai)
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by resource0x 3y ago
Simulators all the way down.
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by resource0x 3y ago
Is the author famous for correctly predicting anything before?
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by resource0x 3y ago
> Different people different taste, different context, different standards of beauty. Every statement about aesthetics is subjective, you don't have to remind me of that. BTW, what did YOU write about Amazon shows 6 days ago? No one
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by resource0x 3y ago
Almost every golang program I've seen was ugly. It's strange given that they designed the language from scratch with all the ugliness ingrained in its structure from day one.
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by resource0x 3y ago
Indeed. Due to their deep understanding of a wide range of subjects, some HN commenters amassed such an extraordinary amount of likes that puts Bach to shame.
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by resource0x 3y ago
There are plenty of articles explaining why quantum computers won't scale. https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-case-against-quantum-computing https://www.quantamagazine.org/the-argument-against-quantum-... (
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by resource0x 3y ago
Unfortunately, the rule still holds when "someone" is yourself. :-)
52.
by resource0x 3y ago
It was only Season 1.
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by resource0x 3y ago
They need to show something to keep the excitement around Google's upcoming AI alive. Expect a slew of (non-)discoveries to continue unabated going forward.
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by resource0x 3y ago
see https://twitter.com/Robert_Palgrave/status/17305610689617923...
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by resource0x 3y ago
It's called "cross-pollination".
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by resource0x 3y ago
What makes you so giggly? Fairly reasonable post IMO.
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by resource0x 3y ago
Can someone explain the difference between Dunning-Kruger effect and "illusory superiority" effect ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority )?
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by resource0x 3y ago
LeCun: Please ignore the deluge of complete nonsense about Q*. https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1728126868342145481
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by resource0x 3y ago
> If one hype dies they artificially generate a new one They have a pipeline of hypes ready to be deployed at a moment's notice. The next one is quantum, it's already gathering in the background. Give it a couple of years.
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OpenAI Chief Scientist Has Been Making Strange Spiritual Claims(futurism.com)
20 points by resource0x 3y ago|20 comments

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