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terse_malvolio
5y ago
When multiple parrot the same 'how is babby formed' meme it makes me think the forum has been invaded by bird people simply echoing the songs they know. Maybe birds and humans aren't so different after all. Squawk? Curious wh
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terse_malvolio
5y ago
I'm reminded of this Richard Feynman quote: The question of whether or not when you see something, you see only the light or you see the thing you’re looking at, is one of those dopey philosophical things that an ordinary person has no
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Solving Electric Circuits
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Trained on human data
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
There's a birdcoin joke in here somewhere. https://youtu.be/7oclPZx520k amazing how they reason about different ways the cap could go in. And I wonder how hard it was to train and how scalable.
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Magpie Trades Bottlecaps for Food
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Exactly ! And this applies in other 'ever-controversial' issues
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Cultural extrapolation
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How do plants extract nutrients from the ground?
(permaculture.co.uk)
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Nice hack
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
No specific details on how it could be dangerous. Either it's some zero day, or a malicious site mirror, or ads. It's probably ads.
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
not only that, he's also a mammal, you know what those can be like...
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
The results are visually striking but also to be expected if the sensors already captured the necessary data (to the computer) and is obscured (to the human) by the relative (instead of absolute) perception. What I find innovative here is t
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
> imagine if your group had that label
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
It also mislabels racism as something that can be fixed by modulating language, as if it was a character flaw an not a human flaw . An optical illusion isn't fixed just because you cover it from view with a piece of tape.
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Self-Censorship
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Blood Donation Elegibility Requirements
(redcrossblood.org)
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Grapes [video]
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6y ago
We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard (...) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_choose_to_go_to_the_Moon
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
We already have fingerprint reader touchpads on some devices, make those squishy instead of a hard surface and you got yourself a flesh-like feeler. As for temperature and humidity those sensors can also be included. Although the interestin
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Coinbase is not decoupled from government
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Reinforcement Learning by Sutton and Barto [pdf]
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Fascinating. We humans should look up at the stars more often.
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Only if they are forwarned about not making it instead of given false hope to sell them their position
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6y ago
"that's not my job" x 1B
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Of course it would
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Binary Torsional Stiffness Compliant Mechanism
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
If only plastic utensils and other plastic one-use expendables had never been taken as good idea in the first place
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Just because you don't see them, it doesn't mean you didn't ran them over
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terse_malvolio
6y ago
Is there any downside to humans feeding bees? If not, why isn't it more common?
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