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uoaei
3y ago
You're implying Palestine only exists online?
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uoaei
3y ago
This is what happens when people think they're smart just because they were good at school.
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uoaei
3y ago
See: Slaughterbots (2017) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-2tpwW0kmU
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uoaei
3y ago
This comes up constantly in debates around philosophy of science, particularly physics, but also the mind.
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uoaei
3y ago
Are there any good resources for spectral ray tracing for other frequencies of light, e.g. radio frequencies?
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uoaei
3y ago
Similar concept but for temperature (linked on HN a while back): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_temperature_sens...
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uoaei
3y ago
I'd love for others to think that way. I am a very vocal (in my own bubble) advocate for human-in-the-loop ML.
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uoaei
3y ago
In what world is it appropriate or even legal to decide on refunds via LLM? Can you give an example that's not ripe for abuse? This really doesn't sell LLMs as anything useful except insulation from the consequences of bad decisio
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3y ago
People's actions have impact on the ability of public services to function. Do you think parking a semi trailer in front of the ER is a "freedom" worth defending? What kinds of deterrence or punishment is appropriate?
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uoaei
3y ago
Is there precedent that points in either direction that pricing details are considered a trade secret (or whatever the legally enforceable version of that is)?
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uoaei
3y ago
Feature stores are more for fast read and moderate write/update for ML training and inference flows. Good organization and fast query of relatively clean data. Data warehouse is more for relatively unstructured or blobby data with mode
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uoaei
3y ago
The linked URL should be a context clue.
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uoaei
3y ago
See also: extended cognition, cybernetic theory
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3y ago
Sure, they asked. Did he comply? Was his contract in danger if he did?
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3y ago
Public use and illicit sale is still illegal even if possession is decriminalized. It's unclear what this recriminalization accomplishes from a legal standpoint to address the primary concerns of the public. Appears to be little more t
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3y ago
How long is the description length of the language...?
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3y ago
In terms of cultural knowledge, it does seem like certain things were taken for granted by previous generations and not handed down in ways that younger generations can manage.
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3y ago
The whole point of Kolmogorov complexity is that there exists some language for minimal description length of an arbitrary program and you compare optimal descriptions across languages. In other words, the point is to explicitly consider th
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uoaei
3y ago
This is the "random linear projections as memorization technique" perspective on Transformers. It's not a new idea per se, but nice to see it fleshed out. If you dig into this perspective, it does temper any claims of "c
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Surprised they hadn't found ways to advance their techniques with e.g. low-rank approximations, etc.
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uoaei
3y ago
If I was a lawyer I'd sign up just for the inevitable lawsuit pursuing damages when this software inevitably fails. You better have a rock solid legal team or you're wading into infested waters with pants full of chum.
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uoaei
3y ago
No it's not, because Anthropic's profit is reported by Anthropic, not incorporated into Amazon's books.
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3y ago
I like to set an alarm for 9 hr 30 min before sunrise. This gives me 30 min to get ready for bed, and to go to bed with time for 6 full REM cycles of 1.5hr each. The rest of the timing (the timing of my rest?) is up to my body and how much
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3y ago
I find that it's rather specific and niche, and maybe that's why you aren't getting it.
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What Is a Document? (1997)
(people.ischool.berkeley.edu)
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3y ago
It was a comment on the overengineering that is rampant in tech nowadays. What's with your attitude?
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3y ago
Usually means they're getting paid in other ways.
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3y ago
The string control is ingenious! Way more appropriate than a bunch of stepper motors.
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"recent" is enough of a weasel word that context is still needed.
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3y ago
Critical feedback is still actionable. We don't need to guard adults from hearing difficult things and feeling difficult emotions.
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