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by rg111 4y ago
A man (or woman, or gender fluid person) is not one-dimensional. His personality, character, has many facets, many sides. At least that's how a man should be given enough chance of growth. I do many academic-type things. I teach someti
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Many J Language Books Related to Math, Algorithms, Problem-Solving, etc.(code.jsoftware.com)
4 points by rg111 4y ago|2 comments
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Makes sense now. Thanks.
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What's IH?
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by rg111 4y ago
> We've been pretty successful in stopping major nation states from using bioweapons so far. I am sure everyone has it. Every major nations. Although they might not use it. > AI I am sure it is already there. Many have it. Turkey
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by rg111 4y ago
Yes I know. Basic game theory comes to mind. But if you have closely observed China, you know that it is not some private hacker arguing in favor of development of AI drones in some private forum. It is some Harvard/Stanford/Pekin
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by rg111 4y ago
One should keep worrying about the people that have their hands on these weapons. It's the humans that people should keep worrying about seriously. AI is far, far, far away from having a will.
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While many think that they should not work on such projects, my take is the opposite. If we don't work on these projects, then we will not have autonomous killing machines, and our rivals will. Turkey already have autonomous predator d
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by rg111 4y ago
I do not know too much about these. But, couldn't they fight it in court?
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> But it also includes the New Atheist movement, which eventually spiraled into Islamophobia; Like any movement that was created or survived into the social media era, you cannot say that a whole movement 'spiraled' into anyt
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by rg111 4y ago
Whenever you reach the limit, you can always copy the ISBN and search it on Libgen. 8 times outta 10, the book would be there.
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by rg111 4y ago
Have you tried Bear Blog [0]? [0]: https://bearblog.dev
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I have no complaints with the technique described in Satipatthana Sutta. Which other tradition do you suggest and why?
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by rg111 4y ago
Please read two books, in this order. After reading these, you will know: 1. Mindfulness in Plain English by Bhante Gunaratna [0] 2. The Mind Illuminated by Yates et al. [1] And plese steer away from awful sources. People, the modern day &q
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I signed up with a number, and then got rid of it.
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Maybe, not the answer you are you are looking for, but I replaced the phone, with a... phone, but without a SIM card. So much peace now. I use VOIP through Telegram and Signal. I use email. I get extremely fine-grained control over who can
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by rg111 4y ago
You should read Jay Cumming's "Proofs: A Long-Form Math Textbook" [0]. It is very well-written. And it actually tries to teach you rather than documenting math knowledge or impressing peers. I highly recommend it. [0]: https
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Vista: Photorealistic Simulation of Environment for Self-Driving Car Training(vista.csail.mit.edu)
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Just use Infinity[0][1]. Fully FOSS, private, and all ads removed. [0]: https://f-droid.org/packages/ml.docilealligator.infinityforr... [1]: https://github.com/Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-Reddit
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15 hours ago, this book was 15 bucks, and now that I went back to the page, the book is 39 bucks with "Only 1 left in stock" message. Products on Amazon even get the Hug of Death™.
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> confidence and toolkit to write my own cryptographic protocols One of the first things I ever learned in Dan Boneh's Crypto MOOC is to not write your own crypto protocols for your product. Because old solutions exist for a long ti
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The Many Faces of Information Geometry [pdf](ams.org)
2 points by rg111 4y ago|0 comments
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by rg111 4y ago
I used Notion for some months, and this is why I stopped using it. It is too slow. Edit: Notion has no one-click exit options. That's also a bummer.
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Google’s suspended AI engineer says that the ‘sentient’ chatbot hired a lawyer(fortune.com)
6 points by rg111 4y ago|4 comments
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Religious issues are how you get votes. And that is how you can be in power to help your crony capitalist friends.
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Unrelated: A journalist friend told me that their (very big) media firm started writing obituaries of the public figures as soon as they landed in hospital and were old. There were many (tens) obituaries written for the people who went to l
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by rg111 4y ago
I am not arguing here. But there are some stages in the life of a human fetus that is less sentient than a monkey, a horse, a dog, a fly, an ant, etc. Do you think abortion should be illegal at all stages? And, do you think that abortion sh
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by rg111 4y ago
> because they don’t have a lot of great content actually imo. At the rate I watch new TV/Web series, there are enough in Netflix right now to last me 2-3 years. The recsys is shit. After I search and manually add shows to my watchl
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I also use Zoho, as well. I am thinking about using Fastmail for quite some time, and now migadu has entered th race. Zoho has one of the most no-nonsense set of products. Unrelated: I have heard that Zoho also does not care about degrees w
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Yeah I work with hundreds of GBs of data every day. I have worked on a dataset with 40 million images in the past. I am also aware of OpenAI, Google AI, etc. train on billions of images. Internally, I am aware of Amazon, Google, META handli

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