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Interesting. I believe much of CS is practical now, and much is forward-facing and not relevant yet.
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I think I know what you mean, but what do you mean by "sub-anecdote"? Pure curiosity.
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You can actually set up any of those strategies in a single trade with multi-option select if you know how how they are composed.
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It's definitely frustrating when advocates of this argument are those that benefit from the subject exerting effort keeping the system in-place. I feel it's an overreaction to broadly generalize "change the system from within
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6y ago
Can you share a random sampling of 10 of these?
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6y ago
> non-private markets can’t be used for manipulating elections, sponsoring assassinations, or incentivizing real-world action of any sort. (In any prediction market with a public order book, any attempted “action-incentivizing position”
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6y ago
What part of it is illegal? What if they reverse engineered the model, and then understood the fundamentals of how it worked, and implemented and trained the same architecture with different data? Or trained their own architecture with data
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6y ago
Thanks for the link! A useful ethical-social concept with examples.
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there could be no bottom ... there would also never be any way to prove that the proposed bottom is truly the bottom and not just an event horizon
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> POSIWID Can we either make a reasonable-sounding word or phrase that means the thing or just say the thing? Who is going around really saying “POSIWID”?
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It’s unlikely that the patent office part is critical.
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7y ago
What a critical story that's not been propagated yet.
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7y ago
Nailed it
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If you actually have a banking system proposal, I'm still curious.
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Are there any disadvantages you can think of?
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7y ago
I don't see compression speed / performance / time mentioned anywhere in the article.
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7y ago
What is the best way I can contribute to making dividends tax-advantaged vs. capital gains?
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7y ago
Are you referring to the dynamical systems object and saying that this is a thought process that eventually ends up VC-like?
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What you're getting at, I think, is that the statement "guns are a tool to kill" is a little too simplistic to be helpful. You might event continue such a statement with something like "guns are a tool to kill, but it&#x
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Those are just results of its purpose and of human nature. It’s not a very compelling list. People assault for sport too. And people would make all kinds of illegal things for craftsmanship if they could. Store of value seems particularly l
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first I’ve heard the abbreviation TFA, which apparently means “this fine article.” Edit: or maybe “the featured article”, either way derived from “RTFA”, “the fucking article”, which I assume derived from RTFM, of which many more I’m sure a
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I don't know where my notes will be in 5 years.
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> made myself unhireable you mean because your answers weren't cookie-cutter enough?
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> Are big actors hurling resources at this now? I don’t think so. > How could the platform detect the emergent intelligence, if it did put in an appearance? Very interesting. I took this for granted. Divide and conquer anomaly detecti
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Deep within a simple cellular automaton, patterns begin to emerge. Almost all patterns are fleeting and whisk away as quickly as they arose. Others are more sticky, whirlpool-like, and tend to survive. Of these, some consistently emit patte
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When did the phrase “filter bubble” popularize?
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In Bayesian optimization, the next guess is chosen according to a non-brute force equation that takes all previous information into account. Does it appear more intelligent than repeated slight shifts more or less toward the first order gra
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What tool would seem to you as intelligent? Can you formalize that in some way?
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preamble: I think game theory is super useful and applicable. It's when people hear an analysis and remember experiences in their past where, had they applied that same analysis, they would have been completely wrong and maybe even ach
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7y ago
This is a transferable pedagogy. Want to learn a complex system? Start at the sources of the system graph and make your way to the sinks.
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