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by swid 2y ago
But I am saying that is the wrong comparison. The LLM doesn’t need to implement a human brain directly. It needs to implement a sophisticated enough simulation of people that the simulation itself contains ”people” who believe in themselve
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by swid 2y ago
I disagree on the premise that computers are able to simulate many different things; it would be just as easy to say that the universe cannot have curiosity; that the universe is just things playing out according to some preset rules. But
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Dashboards Are Like Plans(observeinc.com)
1 points by swid 2y ago|0 comments
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by swid 3y ago
You are right the period would line up with the issue we saw. But also, I can’t help but to think even /\w+\.twitter\.com/ will match unexpected domains like foo.twitter.com.evil.ai. I already gave you the hint it needs to be anc
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by swid 3y ago
Don't take this as a defense of what is a harebrained idea; but this kind of replacement should be easy to do correctly. You know; in such a way where only real twitter.com links are changed to x.com. Honestly it is only somewhat surpr
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by swid 3y ago
Good luck distributing gains justly when the masses have nothing of value to bargain with. Politics will likely continue to be co-opted by people who can pay; either directly or through other means of coercion. There used to be a lot more
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by swid 3y ago
The text near the box makes it sound like these are just the fixes - not adding the test files but updating them. At that point it would have been clear “the race is on” to avoid detection, so it’s not too surprising someone would work late
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by swid 3y ago
Replayability means something different in this context. First, we do know the backdoor will pass the payload to system, so in general it is like an attacker has access to bash, presumably as root since it is sshd. Replayability means, if
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by swid 3y ago
You can imagine a door that opens if you knock on it just right. For anyone without the secret knock, it appears and functions as a wall. Without the secret knock, there might not even be a way to prove it opens at all. This is sort of th
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by swid 3y ago
Part of the issue with higher fps is that it should be balanced with a shorter frame exposure time, so motion blur matches the frame rate. The rule of thumb is shutter speed should be 2x the fps, so shoot at 30fps, you want the shutter arou
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by swid 3y ago
The second paragraph of the article says they are lizards; specifically calling out it is not a mammal. the colossal air-breathing creature wasn't a mammal despite its warm-blood. Nor was it a crocodile despite its similar shaped h
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by swid 3y ago
YouTube is probably more addictive than gambling, and it’s pretty clear and accepted some minority of people get addicted to that.
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by swid 3y ago
If the AI can distinguish between good and bad reasoning, it can select training material that has a higher average than than the corpus. If it can output data that covers the range, it can generate its own data to bootstrap higher functio
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by swid 3y ago
That’s the title I shorted it to and my mistake, the STAT title actually says “They carry a gene for ALS but aren’t sick.”
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by swid 3y ago
https://archive.ph/lEynt
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What can medicine do for people with genes for ALS?(statnews.com)
67 points by swid 3y ago|66 comments
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by swid 3y ago
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” - Upton Sinclair
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by swid 3y ago
I guess I used the term inappropriately since the other commenter picked up on it as well, but I did compare it to deciding what to take a picture of as opposed to editing something written. There is some decision making and we don’t award
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by swid 3y ago
My understanding is the ruling actually says the copyright cannot be granted to the AI. But that might not mean a human cannot claim copyright for AI art. Assuming the AI has a vast number of outputs, many which are uninteresting; a human
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by swid 3y ago
It’s a poor way of phrasing things, but think like this - there are certain physical inputs to the economy. Ores, power, water, stuff like that. That stuff is processed into stuff of greater value, and that adds value to the economy. We c
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by swid 3y ago
Cruise released a statement which said the car did hear the siren when it was louder than background noise. No indication how close the siren was for that to happen, but it sounds pretty definitive that audio sensors are already part of th
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by swid 3y ago
Falcon Heavy is capable of going to the Moon or even Mars.
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by swid 3y ago
In nature, often the only missing element is a spark. People who don’t respect that situation and take precautions deserve all the blame they get.
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by swid 3y ago
This explanation infers a hidden variable, which is not how quantum entanglement works. IE - it sounds like the damage occurs at the time of impact, and you just decided to look at a later point in time. But that isn’t what happens with qu
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by swid 3y ago
I googled whether or not universal function approximators, which neural nets are considered, are also considered Turing complete. It seems the general consensus is kind of not, since they are continuous and can’t do discreet operations in
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by swid 3y ago
If anyone is looking for a different website to help with these kinds of choices, I’ve used https://www.logicalincrements.com many times over the years and have been happy with the recommendations there.
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by swid 3y ago
Some old TV remotes used to work this way. They were made by Zenith and are called Space Command remotes. Apparently they are the reason TV remotes are sometimes called clickers. https://www.theverge.com/23810061/zeni
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by swid 3y ago
N+1 only makes sense for E=2. For each parent in the list, fetch the child’s data. If there were multiple children, or if the children had their own children fetched 1 at a time, it would no longer be N+1. So I think 1+1 (or 1+N/batch
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by swid 3y ago
I have used Dataloaders in the past in both Go and Typescript and it just about solves the issue automatically. Dataloader is a specific library that is copied for different languages that allows you to write code that looks like N+1, but
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by swid 3y ago
It makes this story even more interesting to me that the line would even appear on a map that is drawn like that - it looks like a toddler drew it. Crazy.

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