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by uoaei 1y ago
It's "just" a "knowledge hypergraph" that combines natural resources, logistics, and social relations that can track the dynamics of basically any effort or enterprise. It's as simple and as complicated as that
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Has anyone tried using this with a Framework mainboard?
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Nope. That's an imposition of metaphysics onto what is solely clearly mere empiricism.
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This is why it's important to emphasize that rationality is not a good goal to have . Rationality is nothing more than applied logic, which takes axioms as given and deduces conclusions from there. Reasoning is the appropriate targe
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You can't reach the moon by climbing the tallest tree. This misunderstanding is nothing more than the classic "logistic curves look like exponential curves at the beginning". All (Transformee-based, feedforward) AI developmen
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The study linked in OP is already a clear counterexample to your point, though. It's clear from all the slop that quality control is low on the priority list of so-called "builders" using AI. They do the first 20% to get a mo
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> The complaint accused them of direct involvement in war crimes and acts potentially constituting genocide in Gaza — specifically, indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas, torture, and forced displacement. TFA
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Could you explain why you think any "startup" "needs an exit"? Why should we accept businesses that cannot persist on their own? This comment caught me off guard with how blatantly VC-sycophantic it is.
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The concern has never, ever been about amount. It's always been about the methods that employ violence and a disruption of the social order.
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You're not wrong. Ultimately the discussion boils down to whose values are we prioritizing by allocating society's resources . In the interest of supporting a culture of agency and self-determination the society should* be suppor
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Joni Ernst already proved just how unpopular this line of rhetoric can be.
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There's more finance and VC here than anyone wants to acknowledge. But it's not unexpected given that Y Combinator is a VC firm. However these folks aren't known for their technical expertise so there's a lot of unnecess
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The hype cycle in action, folks. Pay heed.
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On a forum where ideology is most often unexamined, or waved away purely in terms of profit, this one-sided and biased account should be treated with the appropriate context in mind.
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That assumption certainly isn't warranted. More like, they had some skills and some opportunity to benefit from them, then realized that ideologically they were far from accepting the status quo as expressed through the innumerable dec
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> "temporarily embarrassed millionaire" is a term that bares your ideological slant It's a relatively common term in discussions around inequality and the ways we conceive of its moral qualities. John Steinbeck, the famous
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by uoaei 1y ago
It's not often I come across someone who so clearly identifies as a temporarily embarrassed millionaire. By definition, 1% of the world's population is 80MM people, so your "hundreds of millions" statement bares your i
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Cohesive trusting societies are borne out of the struggle to dethrone oligarchs and lords.
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FUD
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Anyone who has had to learn social skills/cues as an adult, with analytical faculties in place of a more intuitive understanding, can attest to these seemingly universal patterns. People are ultimately more predictable than they believ
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Crab Cooker, yeah?
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TSA is not a government organization. Neither is Boeing nor any of the airline carriers.
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Certainly not unreasonable. But it does require you to commission your own transport subject to the rules that that private entity seeks to impose. Public entities which indiscriminately service residents and visitors of a given territory w
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It doesn't matter at all what "mathematics" you use to "analyze" music because the purpose of these modes of communication goes beyond the arbitrary sounds chosen -- what does matter is what is being represented by
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A refusal to acknowledge such integral parts of these systems as semantics renders that line of argument wholly irrelevant. No good faith discussion cannot be conducted without participants who already understand the meaning behind symbols.
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Oh good, you know big words. Next on the list is to learn the relevant big words for the things for which you claim competence. I'll wait. PS: it's funny that your best comeback is just to imitate the critique I levied against you
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If you had more to say on the topic at hand, you would have said it by now. I'm not interested in trying to educate someone so comfortable in promulgating assertions informed by nothing but amateur-level vibes. We could list the logica
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It does work, particularly the emphasis on causal sequences being wholly inefficient to represent multidimensional and abstract concepts such as those that exist in both language and music. The fact that you never refer to "syntax&quot
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by uoaei 1y ago
The parallels between your critique of music analysis, and linguists' critique of LLMs, bear remarkable similarities. "Language/thought is more than sequences of tokens" will still be true no matter how much data we thro
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by uoaei 2y ago
And there's good reasons why we use gradients today.

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