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by sieste 3y ago
"in mice", goddammit!
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by sieste 3y ago
Probably true for some. But: > "When used irresponsibly, AI poses enormous threats to our ability to protect our privacy, our identities, our music and our livelihoods," the open letter states. Note it says "our" not
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I'm 28 and I'm scheduled to die in May(thefp.com)
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by sieste 3y ago
phd and academia is a terrible career choice of you want to be wealthy. even most "rich professors" could make much more in industry. this career only makes sense once you factor in the value of working on your own interesting and
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by sieste 3y ago
I very much doubt that Stephen Wolfram is bored.
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Numerical issues in maximum likelihood parameter estimation for GP interpolation(arxiv.org)
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Magrittr's Doppelgänger (2016)(win-vector.com)
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Interactive Linear Algebra(textbooks.math.gatech.edu)
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A Brief History of Nobody Wants to Work Anymore(twitter.com)
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Skyebrowse 2D maps and 3D models from videos(skyebrowse.com)
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by sieste 3y ago
From the article: > many participants had dropped out of the study since it began, a factor that affects all longitudinal studies. “We do lose more of those with higher conduct problems,” she said. "conduct problems" here refer
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by sieste 3y ago
> We found that access to GPT-4 only slightly and inconsistently improved the quality of participants’ legal analysis but induced large and consistent increases in speed.
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Lawyering in the Age of Artificial Intelligence(papers.ssrn.com)
3 points by sieste 3y ago|1 comments
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by sieste 3y ago
I'd like to have a copy of "children & hallucinogens - the future of discipline" lying around when parents drop their kids off for a play date.
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by sieste 3y ago
Very nice project, congratulations! Have you done any performance comparisons with tensorflow or pytorch?
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by sieste 3y ago
Interesting point. But you also have to consider there are no faeces which contribute to infection risk in live animals and increase need for antibiotics. And we know a lot about keeping dead meat from going bad, see slaughterhouses and sup
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by sieste 3y ago
Note to self: Get safe hiding place, hire personal security, only then become a whistle blower against a big company.
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I'm a climate scientist. If you knew what I know, you'd be terrified too(cnn.com)
10 points by sieste 3y ago|1 comments
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Duck Chess(chess.com)
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A 62-year-old male received 217 vaccinations against SARS-CoV-2(thelancet.com)
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An Interview with Scott Alexander(neonarrative.us)
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Last Thursdayism(rationalwiki.org)
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by sieste 3y ago
This is sheet music that looks and sounds like animals https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RbK1Q_riyxA
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Sympawnies(sympawnies.com)
2 points by sieste 3y ago|1 comments
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False etymology (e.g. Rule of Thumb)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sieste 3y ago
Isn't this really good news for artists? When everything you see is generic shit, it will be so much easier for truly creative thoughts, expressed through high quality writing, based on genuine experiences in the real world, to stand o
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by sieste 3y ago
I wish you and the rest of the android team hadn't forced me to give you so many of my bytes, but you're most welcome, good luck.
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by sieste 3y ago
Interesting, what's the game theory argument for this strategy?
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by sieste 3y ago
> From 75 hours of footage taken at San Diego and Leipzig zoos, scientists documented 142 clear instances of great apes teasing their compadres Less than 2 teases per hour! I wish some juvenile homo sapiens I know were that well behaved.
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by sieste 3y ago
Thank you, chatGPT, but nobody asked you!

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