sebringj

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by sebringj 3y ago
Personally this is my experience. I've had a couple of very distressful/low times in my life and I've always instinctually exercised rigorously in terms of weights, running, swimming, etc during those times to take my mind of
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by sebringj 3y ago
Agreed...up until the point these things become sentient then we'll have a time unravelling that mess.
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by sebringj 3y ago
I imagine an analogy of summer camp as that is my only way to relate as I'm in a rich country. I'm going to go to a summer camp not of my choosing and participating in activities not of my choosing and being bunked with people not
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by sebringj 3y ago
It's going to get more interesting or disgusting depending on your compass (no judgement either way here) when robots are connected to this as that reminds me of times Elon was snickering when talking about Optimus and "other uses
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by sebringj 4y ago
I might be skipping the competence part but personally my performance has been directly correlated to how much I care about my team/org. My attention is focused and goal oriented in a proactive way when I do care but passive and reacti
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by sebringj 4y ago
So far I've found it very nice to work with as shorthand. The only issue I have so far is override scenarios for merging 2 class attributes as it isn't straightforward how this works unless you have a map ahead of time to remove c
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by sebringj 4y ago
That seems so efficient to do it all at once like that. The brain seems to be this massively parallel/buffered biological machine with an assembly pipeline to the consciousness center(s)? Like a mix of specific architecture layout (sof
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by sebringj 4y ago
Yah I don't understand how all the factors come together and my hindsight is probably even wrong as I met new people and worked out more and a lot of good things happened and opportunities etc. But I do know that getting some sun for s
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by sebringj 4y ago
I moved to sunny California because of this having started out in Seattle which is known for being cloudy and rainy a lot. My mood has been way better overall and I find that spending a bit of time in the sun each day makes me feel as right
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by sebringj 4y ago
I remember it was posted here prior... I wonder if this is THE best way to report wrongs from big tech and then shame them into retraction so the little guys don't get crushed.
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by sebringj 4y ago
I've tried doing this myself for company related compliance testing which mostly is bullshit anyway and doesn't apply to me. GPT3 is better used as a tentative backup tbh because it sometimes gives wrong answers or strange answers
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by sebringj 4y ago
Oh yah and he said there is a part of me that wants to "burn it down". omg I was laughing so hard.
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by sebringj 4y ago
The bit about the logs was funny. I have noticed my oculus 2 be pretty responsive and zippy to now being frustrating to the point I put it down. I would guess its getting bloated.
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by sebringj 4y ago
it looks like bizarre dreams as videos... so far but it will improve to less weird... eventually being used in VR or AR to give you instant environments/scenarios as you wish, I would imagine
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by sebringj 4y ago
Some of the better ones do most of the thinking for you in a clever and minimal way and seem to reset the status quo of giant dependency trees that take a long time to install and update and deploy (relatively to your scenario). deno fresh
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by sebringj 4y ago
This will be nice when a person wants a custom item tailor made to describe visually what it should look like and verify the picture before sending over. Taking that idea further into the future, we can clearly see how speech-to-text and dy
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by sebringj 4y ago
It is too early to tell. I'm more optimistic that humans will shape the outcome they want ultimately, but that will come with bumps in the road. We know that the human experience has been getting better overall than worse in terms of l
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by sebringj 4y ago
Spot on, like the more basic part of a raw dream feed without rhyme or reason. Maybe even laying the groundwork for an experience architecture's input when that day finally comes, who knows.
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by sebringj 4y ago
The images remind me of one of my dreams where logic and reasoning are thrown out and the pure gist of the thing is taken. I wonder if it is because it is built with vector operations and calculus to determine the closest match or fuzzy mat
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by sebringj 4y ago
idk I think this is a red herring. You have to ensure the technology itself isn't so susceptible to hacking. Gmail goes a long way to do this and Google is a technology company that helps other companies with their tech. Hmm, I wonder
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by sebringj 4y ago
I think Tom Hanks was in a film where he believed a volleyball was a person at some point in his journey where things weren't going so well. He would talk to it and it talked back (in his mind). We knew it was a volleyball and not a pe
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by sebringj 4y ago
Cheap and harmless infrared coupled with ML imaging is being worked on by companies I know of that can deeply see into the brain with micron-level precision and without the need of expensive MRI or CAT Scan room-filling equipment (OpenWater
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by sebringj 4y ago
Meaning rather, if atoms can produce consciousness, then why can't a computer system based on atoms produce consciousness? I don't see a reason why not. It may be beyond our capability but physics should permit it.
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by sebringj 4y ago
that is a good premise for a sci-fi movie
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by sebringj 4y ago
I have questions but first with a premise. Atoms configured in a certain way produce the rich behavior of awareness and agency that we can observe in humans and other animals. This awareness and agency seems similar enough to our own behavi
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by sebringj 4y ago
You could tell the difference in that the AI pronounced "Hussars" correctly where as the human reader did not. Without adding in our human error, our AI-trained version will be the more educated one for certain going forward.
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by sebringj 5y ago
Seemed pretty simple to add a bagel route https://dash.deno.com/playground/cold-parrot-17 with page not found handling. Love the minimalistic nature of this.
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by sebringj 5y ago
I have found that knowing the system is the most important thing over anything else. You end up being less wrong and have fantastic suggestions to the group on the direction and purpose of things or catch those edge cases when something is
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by sebringj 5y ago
That sounds effective but I wouldn't want to work there. I do pair programming but on an as-needed basis. I find it very effective in short focused bursts but I couldn't imagine doing it all day. I would go insane.
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by sebringj 5y ago
I suspect one of them I let go for subcontracting his work contacted one of my competitors. The timing seems suspect.

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