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theGnuMe
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theGnuMe
2y ago
To paraphrase a notable example: We will have full self driving capability next year..
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2y ago
Sorry to hear that, all the best wishes to them.
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https://www.homes.com/jackson-wy/sold/?so=1
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2y ago
>The 6% fee was paid by the sellers The buyer is the only source of money. The rest of it is just a shell game.
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2y ago
It's OK if history is not in our favor, we will just rewrite it.
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2y ago
There is definitely a need for provider matching services. This could be something a YC startup could and should take on. Honestly, I was a bit hesitant to think AI could help but now I think it's a needed way forward. That and insu
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2y ago
The data? What are you talking about? Avg home price in jackson hole is $2M, median is $3M. Prices are $1000/sq ft, $2M/acre roughly.
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2y ago
Lol. You know nothing. There are NO reasonably priced homes in Jackson, Wyo. They have to import labor from Idaho Falls.
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2y ago
express scripts is evil.
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2y ago
This is patently untrue.
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2y ago
lol.. well deserved.
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2y ago
Managed services are useful.
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2y ago
>My biggest concern with my quality of life is I don’t feel safe (don’t ask). Hypervigilance is a thing... your nervous system is highly tuned to identify threats. It raises your baseline stress levels. Another way to do this is to crea
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2y ago
For all of its warts the American system is the most forgiving and I think the best. You have many options for continuing education and it is now moving away from a filtering function. There should be a huge market for online education in
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2y ago
The NHS? Are you referring to the UK national health service? They are not mentioned at all in the history of mRNA vaccines... https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02483-w
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Reverse engineering code to design patterns is what I am interested in. And then say, have it express the code with different (relevant) patterns possibly. Or take requirements and propose extensible design patterns. There aren't man
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2y ago
Umm, we still need oral antibiotics for A LOT of things..
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2y ago
I like reading source code examples to learn so if an AI coding bot can help me level up I think that’d be great… maybe even analyze my code and suggest improvements or a better way to solve a problem. I’m not sure AI is at that level yet
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2y ago
I never said that.
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2y ago
unless disclosed to employees and applicants this seems like de facto colluding. I always ask myself, as to the legality or ethics, would this survive review by a jury of my peers...
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Yeah this is borderline. It probably won't fly in California. In the past big tech companies (like Symantec) used to require you to submit your last W2 or tax return for a job offer. Credit card companies also sell your salary inform
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2y ago
And then thousands of kids in school wearing air pods saying they need them to hear despite not being hearing impaired...
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2y ago
Is this a focus on weak supervision? That’s the only thing that could scale potentially, possibly a mixture of weak supervisors…
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2y ago
We know architecture and training procedures matter in practice. MLPs and transformers are ultimately theoretically equivalent. That means there is an MLP that represent the any function a given transformer can. However, that MLP is hard
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2y ago
You can always convert a recursive function call to a loop.
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The first claim is valid. The machine code, however, builds the apparatus which “computes” according to the laws of physics/chemistry etc… But ultimately DNA is a functional encoding of computational processes. Whether those computatio
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2y ago
You just saved the franchise.
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Wolfram talks about Turing machines in his book. They are interesting in that they produce similar complicated behavior. Using the brainf*ck language is interesting to us though because we can read the language to understand what is going
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The cell and cellular processes are computational fundamentally. They aren't, you know, magic.
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2y ago
I mean you can do these yourselves. These guys wrote in branf*ck.. it's fascinating to see the system evolve replicators. Perhaps the gliders in CAs are little replicators trying to escape.
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