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by sieste 2y ago
What's the problem?
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by sieste 2y ago
> 3. Carefully construct a well thought out solution. I think he might be on to something here ...
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by sieste 2y ago
One way of looking at it is that Wikipedia has a transparent and auditable way of correcting and updating false information, which makes it inherently more reliable and trustworthy than tensor weights finetuned by unreproducible human feedb
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by sieste 2y ago
Current LLMs are lacking introspection, plausibility checking, consulting external sources, and belief updating in the presence of new evidence. All of these you'd need to replace human teachers and it's not clear that the next to
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by sieste 2y ago
Like probably many people here I still remember having to find facts in books in libraries, before the internet made this skill mostly redundant. Then, as a student I remember having to put together facts from various (internet) sources int
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Plain Text Sports(plaintextsports.com)
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Phone Notifications Received in 30 Minutes of Class(lesswrong.com)
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by sieste 2y ago
this summary is 20 times longer than the post title without adding any information. not helpful.
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Michael Moseley Died(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sieste 2y ago
This, or you could switch to an outdoors-themed wallpaper.
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Why have so many UK festivals been cancelled or postponed?(nme.com)
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Why Do So Many Parents Think Kids Need Their Own Bedroom?(theatlantic.com)
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Wherewords.id (Whatthreewords Alternative)(wherewords.id)
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Maidenhead Locator System(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sieste 2y ago
> Imagine going to a restaurant, ordering French onion soup, and getting a bowl of brown food coloring in water. Welcome to England!
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by sieste 2y ago
it's an important step though. with a whale llm and chatbot we would have a tool to study whale language and communication actively rather than just being able to listen to their interactions passively. i could think of all sorts of co
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Not pulling up the ladder behind you(lesswrong.com)
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Watch Star Wars in the terminal with telnet (Happy Star Wars Day)(itsfoss.com)
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Pter: TUI and GUI for Todo.txt(github.com)
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Full body scans for the people(nytimes.com)
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by sieste 2y ago
Scrolling down that page it seems many photographers had a really fun time with this eclipse. Obviously the birds pics, but also the mountaineer and the guy "holding" the eclipse are absolutely amazing.
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Open-Meteo Free Weather API(open-meteo.com)
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by sieste 2y ago
seems like a simple browser extension
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by sieste 2y ago
You're describing open pit coal mining, the very birth place of many of the rich societies that now build phallic towers, pun intended.
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by sieste 2y ago
Do you practice BJJ yourself? As a non practitioner I find BJJ extremely boring to watch, but maybe it's different when you practice it. Otherwise, did you educate yourself in some way to appreciate the sport more?
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by sieste 2y ago
My experience with kickboxing has been extremely positive. I started at age 38 with no prior MA experience. In my gym there is more focus on general fitness, strength, flexibility and technique than on actual fighting. When we spar, it&#x27
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by sieste 3y ago
it was a sketch of the spectrum with frequencies along the x axis, increasing towards the right.
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by sieste 3y ago
It was tongue in cheek.
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by sieste 3y ago
This reminds me of a great conversation I had on a whiteboard during my masters in the dynamical systems group: "So energy is pumped into the system on the left, and is dissipated over here on the right" "But the system is ro
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by sieste 3y ago
I know I'm setting the bar low, but compared to other pieces in that genre I found it well written, entertaining and insightful.

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