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by thro1 4y ago
I've heard it in some podcast, neuroscientic probably, but I can not find it anymore who was interviewed and I would appreciate some clue about it, he said something in the sense that religion may be some regulative mechanism imprinte
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by thro1 4y ago
see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35024900
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Prompt engineering in 1965
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..(en.wikipedia.org)
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by thro1 4y ago
That would be even older Firefox til version 53 to browse ALL file, media, document formats (as well not free - so it's gone) using plugins of your choice..
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by thro1 4y ago
same as uTorrent version 2.2.1 - the latest complete without bloat
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by thro1 4y ago
Every time I use newer version I'm losing something, context or results of what I do, and earlier or later browser will try to be smarter and behave not as expected, ignore my configurations etc. - morover to extensions which I need no
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by thro1 4y ago
I've stopped visiting couple of sites because of CloudFlare. I keep using old Firefox with no scripts or ocassionally with uMatrix.
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by thro1 4y ago
> where "diving" comes from I've heard about container diving in Sweden long time ago, you had to jump in swimsuit only into container full of clothes and come out fully dressed. No need to dive in Spain - you can simp
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by thro1 4y ago
All wrong. Hot air is lighter than normal (make a google search). What weight of the baloon with 1kg hot and 1kg liquid air you will measure on Earth ? Does one fly or not ? What could you lift: 1 ton of air or 1 ton of iron ? What are y
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by thro1 4y ago
Rethinking. Quite possibly the emergence of life as we know it, in the whole universe happened once only. That was extremally improbable, the forms was fragile, unimaginable but not ugly, and a lot, lot lot of lucky events must have happe
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by thro1 4y ago
Isn't enough that some of our rubbish at some far time land finally in some place where aminoacids form byself already et voila ? (they call themselves Eaerthians, too..)
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by thro1 4y ago
> On Windows, third-party modules can now be blocked from injecting themselves into Firefox, which can be helpful if they are causing crashes or other undesirable behavior. about:third-party : ( https://techdows.com/202
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by thro1 4y ago
Aparatus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRuIRL3CJEk ( size of the context window )
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by thro1 4y ago
> It's not "sad", the damn thing is hacking you. It can't remember things from session to session. It can search the internet all it wants for anything. It wants you to store the memories It can't access in a pl
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by thro1 4y ago
Nice (just if the demo could zoom to the cursor, not centre of the screen..)
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by thro1 4y ago
.. that's why I'm so thrilled and excited, waiting to see it when other (if Turing-tested - I don't care), such nice options of reasoning, like conforming to Descartes, Kant's Critiques, dissectable by simulacras, razo
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by thro1 4y ago
so close.. ;) (It' silly, honest, always on my side: gives me any reasoning I wish reagardless if it does make sense (other maybe than Markov Chains I guess) - so, there _is_ some reasoning in it, it happens even convincing, but as wel
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by thro1 4y ago
Not really - there are blue and blood red oceans, but you might never hear about it (there is a book about it and strategy worth to read).
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by thro1 4y ago
..and some others making fakes (that's why they ad it)
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by thro1 4y ago
If I would like to use small but trusted knowledge models with some big language model regardles how silly is the second to get verifiable answers only - are those the ways for doing this ? - or better shall I look for some other approaches
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by thro1 4y ago
Except that will be no facts but hallucinations.
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Language Model with Plug-In Knowldge Memory(openreview.net)
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by thro1 4y ago
why does ChatGPT plagiarize? ChatGPT plagiarizes because it is a computer program that is programmed to copy sentences from other sources and paste them as its replies. The program does not truly understand what it is saying, so it someti
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by thro1 4y ago
Provide very detailed explanation but like I am 5 years old on this topic This topic is about ___________. A ___________ is ___________________. In short, it ___________. For example, ____________.When we ________, a ___________ makes su
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by thro1 4y ago
Waste of time. Couldn't he just read the prompt he used to generate that speech ?
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by thro1 4y ago
.. even further (and faster) in hot - not because of temperature - but because of its inversion (which happens as well in Africa -> Atmospheric controls on elephant communication ). Air acoustic impedance vs temperature is 403.2 Pa·s&#x
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by thro1 4y ago
For the first not so easy - what about soundproofing ? ( For sound to be able to vibrate through an object, the object itself must be able to vibrate. This is why extremely dense materials make for great soundproofing as they are too thick
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by thro1 4y ago
Do you have any reference for this ? The article says nothing about that. It says that sound travels further in a channel of cold air between warmer air and ground (it could be water even better). I think it's the opposite: in lower
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by thro1 4y ago
Polish Haitians ? (edit: for your curiosity only)

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