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vaillant
2y ago
MacOS has pretty strong screenshot capabilities out of the box; honestly, makes me want the same for Windows.
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vaillant
3y ago
Trivial to run Mistral 7B on an M1 Macbook Air using LM Studio. Just make sure you use a quantized version.
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vaillant
3y ago
Well, this is cutting edge ML code written in PyTorch. I wouldn't worry about understanding something like this - you start with scikit-learn first.
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vaillant
4y ago
Surprised nobody is mentioning climate change. Young people are supposed to be contributing and centering their lives around a kind of societal structure which is increasingly seen as doomed. The constant acceleration of capital is bumping
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vaillant
4y ago
If you read the article, the cult's also been involved in what's arguably sex trafficking. The author wasn't personally harmed in a significant way but I don't see how that's relevant.
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vaillant
4y ago
I think that identifying the ruliad with the "logos" makes sense - the idea that there's some underlying abstract shape to the universe that makes rationality possible in the first place.
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vaillant
4y ago
> I never got the "emergent properties have special aesthetic and nearly spiritual significance" or "everything is just an <insert structure here>" cognitive confusion that so many mathematicians (especially for
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vaillant
4y ago
It's not complete bullshit, it just fails to engage with the already existing work on the subject. He's creating his own entire system instead of looking at similar work by others and fitting his theory in with those. If you don&#
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vaillant
4y ago
> The particular thing that comes to mind repeatedly when reading this is the fact that more or less all of mathematics can be derived starting either from set theory or from logic theory. I don't know if this is the actual foundati
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vaillant
5y ago
I was skeptical until I saw the applications, especially representing groups. Not entirely sure how distinct these ideas are from studying power sets or how to really think about what "color" means here. It's a pretty cool ab
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vaillant
5y ago
This really feels like a losing battle - especially the part where you only get warned about being stalked by the AirTag if you have an iPhone. Having the technology to know where things are is great but we need to figure out how to account
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vaillant
6y ago
Dang, this is going to crash the NFT market for digital images of Lourve paintings.
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vaillant
6y ago
A fun thought: monospaced fonts are appealing to developers because we spend a bunch of time looking at them.
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vaillant
6y ago
I'm of two minds about this sort of analysis of social capital. 1. It's interesting; a lot of human behavior involves presentation to other human beings, and social media platforms can definitely be seen as a medium for signalling
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vaillant
6y ago
It's extremely funny that politicians are trying to get laws passed to make sure that mods don't delete their posts.
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vaillant
6y ago
The idea of applying mathematics/rationalization to storytelling is interesting, but I feel like models get bogged down eventually. There's a reason why the humanities exist as a discipline - any attempt to broadly systematize sto
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vaillant
6y ago
I was wondering about the existence of structured resume formats, so thank you for this random piece of knowledge in a place I did not expect to find it.
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vaillant
6y ago
Very cool, and great use of the read.cv domain name.