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by sitkack 2y ago
Mind's I is a much better book, GEB is one of those books that everyone has that no one has read. Read the Cliff's Notes for GEB and spend your time on Mind's I. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mind%27s
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by sitkack 2y ago
I'd recommend going to a library or bookstore. Esp one with literary magazines.
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by sitkack 2y ago
I got one, a shell you can put your phone in, so you can slide your phone around your desk AS your mouse. It can provide vibration feedback, alerts, sounds, etc. It can use the macro lens and the IMU for tracking its location across the des
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by sitkack 2y ago
Write stupid code, win stupid prizes. This has nothing to do with safety.
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by sitkack 2y ago
Seriously this is the most BS flag I have ever gotten. I am ashamed of you hacker news points having people. The IMF is the pinnacle of western imperialism.
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by sitkack 2y ago
Read a book!
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by sitkack 2y ago
The day washes over you, but this person only needs to "deal with" the harvest.
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by sitkack 2y ago
What do you mean by you tried it?
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by sitkack 2y ago
I was a pretty avid dumpster diver 15-20 years ago. Lots of yuppies were very interested, I toyed with some performance art in my head about having high end dumpster diving coaching for the affluent dumpster-curious. I did take some new peo
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by sitkack 2y ago
Don't search so hard for a product, build something useful and see what comes out.
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by sitkack 2y ago
I find myself wanting to pause the podcast, go do research, write down questions, and basically debate with the podcast but there isn't a format for that right now. NotebookLLM (horrible name) has been renamed to illuminate (less worse
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by sitkack 2y ago
This is just me, and I find that I go through periods of listening to podcasts and then it falls off my routine. When I would think about it, listening to podcasts was low intensity edutainment, it feels like you are learning something but
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by sitkack 2y ago
I might be mistaken, but I think that is part of the progression from natural language to structured programming. The student is supposed to slightly refactor their code as Hedy morphs into a normative language. But in the end, it is a star
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by sitkack 2y ago
Yeah, I have been playing with composable grammars, so you could only include parts of the language that you want for that specific case. Your take might be different, you probably have something to add to the https://www.hedy.or
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by sitkack 2y ago
You really should be nicer to everyone, including yourself.
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by sitkack 2y ago
But why ignore a huge body of research in how to write scientific tests of intelligence and cognition? Smells like linear algebra exceptionalism. Is ARC AGI really the, "simplest, most basic assessment of fluid intelligence possible&qu
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by sitkack 2y ago
Most people don't actually want to learn how to fish. They just want a machine that turns water into whine.
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by sitkack 2y ago
> designed as the simplest, most basic assessment of fluid intelligence possible. This was the goal, but that doesn't say what the test itself is. Try to get a human to solve this problem without their visual cortex, they couldn&#x2
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by sitkack 2y ago
All they do is predict the next word!
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by sitkack 2y ago
My comment got eaten by HN, but I think LLMs should be used as the glue between logic systems like prolog, with inductive, deductive and abductive reasoning being handed off to a tool. LLMs are great at pattern matching, but forcing them to
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by sitkack 2y ago
Another trope that stands out is that someone will take a model, run a battery of tests against it and then make general statements about what LLMs can and cannot do without understanding their architecture, the training data, and the train
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by sitkack 2y ago
It is becoming more and more important to determine for ourselves what is true and what is not. No person is right on most things, even when they are an expert in that thing. The biggest trap, is to believe someone because they are passiona
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by sitkack 2y ago
this is the way.
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by sitkack 2y ago
Yeah, I couldn't find anything better. :(
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by sitkack 2y ago
You wait until someone posts an answer here, https://www.reddit.com/r/LLMDevs/comments/1if0q87/you_have_r... https://www.phind.com/search/cm6lxx6hw00002e6gioj41wa5
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by sitkack 2y ago
https://www.researchgate.net/journal/Alzheimers-Dementia-155...
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by sitkack 2y ago
> it says that more computing power beats "hand-engineering". This is the simplistic tl;dr, but that isn't what is says. You should reread the essay and the linked arxiv paper. It is much more than throwing more compute at
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by sitkack 2y ago
It seemed an awful lot like you were feigning confusion with a lack of empathy towards why someone would want to use a container to have repeatable environments. https://mannerofspeaking.org/2013/03/23/rhetori
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by sitkack 2y ago
The creator of relaysbc posts here every so often. The bare PCB is here https://www.tindie.com/products/jhallen/single-board-relay-c... I have not completed mine yet, what was the hardest part during assembly or t
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by sitkack 2y ago
You are mischaracterizing my comment, what I said was true. Most distributed systems work (now) has a link back to Berkeley distributed systems labs. Someone wanted context about Hydro (Joe Hellerstein). I am not going to make every context

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