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2y ago
Ai girlfriends are best positioned for tutoring success because they can motivate, withhold, etc. Parents- get your son an AI girlfriend with a strong degree.
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IO Monads solve this by passing the world around. Yeah, the best world for multiple users is a database right? So it would seem that if apps have stores to buy things one of those things should be a store? If you could buy a database place
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Nevermind the security and ethical issues. The implementation will be a slog, annoying, and distract from something that Microsoft ought to care about: creating a delightful, snappy experience. Why isn’t recall a piece of software instead o
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Perhaps the whistle itself is contaminated.
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If urelements may be distinct from each other, or the same, it seems like you could place the universe under a type and name it urelement, without creating a new axiom -- Except for, a urelement defined in this way could never be equal to t
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I'd be interested in if there was a gene that significantly reduced covid infection likelihood - but somehow didn't affect much else, like other viral infection rates. That would almost be a natural sort of experiment, to compare
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Interesting. The about page starts with a quote from Dada Manifesto 1918. The quote is changed, as explained in a footnote: "Updated to use modern pronouns." Here is the original quote: I speak only of myself since I do not wish t
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This is a lovely exploration of color. Thank you for sharing.
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Is there anything intrinsically privacy hostile about this potential industry, beyond sending data to a server - which is something you might do if you engage with doctors or therapists virtually? I hope that consumers choose to pay a premi
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Related: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/tsmc-creates-edib... TSMC creates edible chips – coconut flavor puffs made in collaboration with Taiwan’s Guai Guai
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Kuai Kuai Culture – leave a snack for well behaved machines
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3y ago
What if instead of a blinking led, it were a warm incandescent bulb, shaded by a diffuser? Bulbs have some on and off ramp time naturally but maybe this could be purposefully exaggerated so it pulses instead of blinks. Wonder if it would be
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I think there is more to it and should not be dismissed out of hand. Upload a photo of this proposed system in action. Prove it doesn't look like a mess. See if the wastage at start and end of rack is problematic. Then upload a video o
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I made https://lowhash.com to collect string with low hashes. I am not sure who submitted "byzBLFAM4Penguin"...
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( hype flow is a local contextual description. Descendants of these models will absolutely destroy humanity. In the near term OpenAI is crawling back some functional headroom so they have resources to maintain hype cycles, sell stronger mod
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They are downgrading the plebeian version so that they can unveil a more premium tier product in 1 month to maintain the hype flow. Duh
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repeat after me: hardware is the only moat If you want to live the good life before you are exquisitely extinguished, spend every other day figuring out how to buy more NVDA, the other days exercising outside, being human.
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It’s not money where their mouth is… It’s paying a cost of doing business. The minimum theater required to minimize expected regulatory cost. They want to own the saftey issue so they can risk your life for their profit.
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3y ago
Related: I am working on the Neanderthal alignment problem. You see, my great great… grandfather promised a Neanderthal that we wouldn’t wipe them out. So far we are incubating some Neanderthal fetuses- hopefully they are viable. After that
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3y ago
/r/Apple should announce that they are lifting the blackout, but from here on out the community will focus on posting pictures of apple fruits with smile faces painted on top.
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I am suggesting a user protest procedure. 1. Reply to as many Reddit posts as possible with irrelevant, low quality answers that are wrong and do not make sense. It should be purposefully bad and poor training data for LLMs. 2. Begin your r
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Ask HN: Apple Vision and Windows Remote Desktop
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The price doesn’t matter if vision is the first headset that normal people with cash will use every day. Imagine how pathetic the smartphone market would be if the iPhone only ever caught on with gamers.
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Thinking a bit more: A-If a program is a thing that produces a result for a given input, these programs are the same. B-You can’t generally know if two programs are the same without solving halting problems, reducing polynomial algos to lin
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This is lovely. I’ve had a vague notion that I wanted something like this… but never quite solidified my understanding of what is necessary. This is a super minimal-maximal example. Bravo. Do equivalent programs produce the same hash? Ie: a
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I only read the article, not the paper. I didn’t see stress mentioned. Perhaps it is difficult to define/measure or lack of consensus measures across studies?
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The Boston Globe, for example, first introduced online cancellation in fall of 2020 to a portion of its subscriber base after it received an influx of tens of thousands of new subscribers at the beginning of the pandemic, Tom Brown, Globe v
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The idea that you can make up for being remote by being proactive proves the counterpoint. You seem to be a top performer— the kind of person that someone higher up but perhaps not directly related to you -would pull to the side and have yo
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I had a similar experience. I was around ten years old, and experiencing sleep walking mixed with nightmares once every few weeks. My bedroom was on the attic floor, as was my brothers room and a play area by the stair case. There was a gra
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Off the top of my head: Career considerations, raising one’s profile, obtaining requests for contract work.
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