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by triclops200 2y ago
Hi! Author here! Happy to address any questions! Up front: As much as I dislike the idea of credentialism, in order to address the lack of association in the paper and to potentially dissuade unproductive critiques over my personal experien
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The Phenomenology of Machine: A Reasoned Analysis of the Sentience of OpenAI-O1 [pdf](mypapers.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com)
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by triclops200 2y ago
Hi! Author here! Happy to address any questions! Up front: As much as I dislike the idea of credentialism, in order to address the lack of association in the paper and to potentially dissuade unproductive critiques over my personal experien
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by triclops200 2y ago
The (semi) automatic simplification algorithm provided in the paper for KANs seem, to me, like they're solving a similar problem to https://arxiv.org/pdf/2112.04035 , but with the additional constraint of forward f
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by triclops200 2y ago
> already heavily invested in Python Yep, as the most frequently used language in general, but also as one of the only major options for a few subfields of the computational sciences at this point, I think that happens a lot. > yeah,
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by triclops200 2y ago
GUI programming is an abstractive display layer, it most certainly can (and should) be designed around deferring larger tasks for UI responsiveness reasons, anyways
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by triclops200 2y ago
I would most certainly be willing to leave electron for a python GUI framework just for the memory savings alone; I don't think the speed is the only issue. Plus, python can be fast enough if you just use it a a glue for libraries th
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OpenHAB- Mmdev: A JSR223 library for defining all your items and rules in Jython(community.openhab.org)
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by triclops200 2y ago
I think you might enjoy the book "manufacturing consent," it answers a lot of the hows and whys of stuff like this as well as provides some general thoughts around the phenomenon of patriotism and why it might be on the decline in
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by triclops200 2y ago
:3
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by triclops200 2y ago
fun! https://muffinman.io/pulsar/?grid=classic&animate=scale&code...
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by triclops200 2y ago
The problem, from what I understand as a dabbler in protein research, is that PrP binds into these large very very stable semi crystalline fibers, (I visualize them looking like thick extruded complicated pasta shapes, where the 2d crosssec
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by triclops200 2y ago
Thank you!
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by triclops200 2y ago
Thank you!
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by triclops200 2y ago
Does anyone have access to the linked paper? It's not on scihub.
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by triclops200 2y ago
The things that really kept me (for the way I think about and write code) in CL (the sbcl variant) over clojure are, in no in no particular order: - User reader macros are basically gone in clojure - The JVM is too heavy and too slow to sta
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by triclops200 2y ago
Something I was told once by a particle physicist that really resonated with me was that almost every revolution in science and engineering has a direct cause that can be traced back to finally being able to measure some new property or mea
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by triclops200 3y ago
I took it as an excuse to add more exclamation marks!
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by triclops200 3y ago
Corporate and professional dynamics often make it to the front page because it's important to many technical workers and hackers who have to make a living. This is a topic that's important to many women in tech, as they are often
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by triclops200 3y ago
Obviously the thought comes up of the fact that this feels unsafe to have WASM in font files, but, I'm also aware that font layout engines are already turing complete, which leads me to wonder: have there been any high profile malware
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by triclops200 5y ago
He addresses the disproval part: he didn't disprove their paper. He stated that just because it's below their threshold for sensitively doesn't mean it's super ultra mega sensitive, it just means that it's highly se
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by triclops200 5y ago
The large crystal size is a pretty sure bet it's pure. That recrystallization he showed was a thing of beauty.
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by triclops200 5y ago
There's a great video on producing and testing that substance: https://youtu.be/-Sz4d7RQB6Y Interestingly, it's more stable than most online sources give it credit for
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by triclops200 5y ago
Awesome! Sounds like a great system
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by triclops200 5y ago
Awesome project: I love the fact that you can click grab definitions, would make learning new symbols in a field a breeze. Question, though: is there a way to add custom definitions to symbols when you work in a field that uses symbols diff
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by triclops200 5y ago
Pharmaceutical monopolies over the best production methods and the laborious process of getting production approval by the government makes upfront cost of new competition incredibly high. Thus, a couple companies control the entire supply
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by triclops200 5y ago
We don't generally use harvested insulin anymore. The vast majority of insulin uses recombinant production (modify yeast and bacteria to produce insulin). So, no, it doesn't "take the sacrifice of many animals to satisfy the
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by triclops200 5y ago
He was a super genius. Just a super genius who repeatedly called for genocide and nuclear first strikes. He was removed from the target selection committee for the Japan bombings because he kept advocating for high civilian targets with no
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by triclops200 5y ago
That is the event horizon: when discussing a black hole's "size", you're discussing the event horizon.
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by triclops200 5y ago
We already do and have done historically. The most obvious example I know of is that 8bit color uses 3 bits for green and red and 2 for blue.

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