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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
Asked ChatGPT, got these answers but not sure I understand, anyone an expert here who can explain how we can estimate the amount of black holes outside of gravitational lensing? "The distribution of black holes is inferred from their i
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
Couldn't it also be there's a lot more black holes than we thought?
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
I think the Heisenberg uncertainty principle applies to database migrations. You can migrate or you can have no downtime, you cannot do both.
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
Yes, a trust is a non-bank financial institution that is responsible for packaging risk or directly extending credit to for example, local real estate / development projects.
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
First I'm hearing of this "Universa... posted a 105% life-to-date average annual return on invested capital between January 1, 2008, and December 31, 2019."
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
Agreed, let's bury the secrets of technological consciousness in even more opaque and hard to read layers of code.
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
wow only took them 30 years
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
So success is increasing returns to scale, basically.
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
Matrices, all the way down
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by thedudeabides5 3y ago
Heinlein would be proud
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
We are hiring AI folks and front end @ rose.ai Generative AI for finance. Think ChartGPT.
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
Maybe it has something to do with the negative interest rates?
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
Yes. It means there may be signal in the noise. Even if it's overfitting. Which makes sense. A sufficiently granular map of the human brain aught to be readable, if you know what the input and output signals are.
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
most data work is fundamentally worthless future knowledge workers are going to look back on the 80s-20s the same way we look at miners using hand pickaxe and shovels
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
LLMs are already getting commoditized, and this is good
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
Plus, now you can use Excel hotkeys like a boss.
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
working on it, this is a hard problem actually
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
Same, but after working with folks on these issues, turns out mostly they just don't have clean, well formatted data to even put into these tools. Still in the stone age etc.
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
I meant UP to 10k squares. Like, the whole list. Would look like stuff from a "A New Kind of Science" I bet. https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2017/05/a-new-kind-of-sc...
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
This is pretty cool. It kinda confirms that it's all just turtles, all the way down.
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
We should teach SQL in high school
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
I'd like to see this to 10k squares
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
Terrific, have been looking for something like this since Hadley's work on the grand tourr https://github.com/ggobi/tourr https://www.jstatsoft.org/article/view/v040i02 https:/&#x2
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
It seems unrealistic to think that any machine of sufficient intelligence will not have bias (relative to some perfectly imagined, imperfectly designed human system). Any goal assumes some a priori good or set of norms over which to optimiz
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
amazing, thank you
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
Does this mean that traveling faster-than-light can be considered a form of time travel?
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
What if you are trying to get data into and out of spreadsheets?
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
Seems like we are switching SQL engineering for prompt engineering meanwhile most people still use spreadsheets.
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
I put in "tech playa house definitely not dubstep" and it gave me dubstep But love the idea.
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by thedudeabides5 4y ago
That's because the stock market falls first, and goes up once we hit the bottom. https://twitter.com/abcampbell/status/1611507672142036992

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