witherk

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   by witherk 6y ago

   Impressive. There is a cartoonlike quality. I wonder if that is there to keep the models from looking creepy or if they just wanted their models to look cartoony.
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   by witherk 6y ago

   If you really think that AI can solve almost any one problem, I don't think that you're the skeptic this comment is talking to.
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   by witherk 6y ago

   Interesting, what are some things that you think democrats could do to hold republicans accountable?
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   by witherk 6y ago

   Great point. Measuring the divide between parties by the issue positions their voters misses the more important things like "would you rather your party try to hold onto power or admit defeat" after an election.
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   by witherk 6y ago

   Considering that we didn't have a real conception of what physics was until Newton and didn't really get the ball rolling until Maxwell, we have moved at a pretty good pace. It's entirely possible that the fundamentals of phy
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   by witherk 6y ago

   Thank you for contextualizing this I was really trying to think about fitting an operating system into 12 pages...
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   by witherk 6y ago

   I kinda thought the point of the title was to show how what counts as AI is just the newest form a programming.
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   by witherk 6y ago

   The in game song "Sea Shanty 2" has been one the bigger memes in the "Old-school Runescape" community ( a bigger community than you would expect) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJhF0L7pfo8&ab_channel
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   by witherk 6y ago

   Wave particle duality used to stress me out before I read Feynman talk about it. "Things on a very small scale behave like nothing that you have any direct experience about. They do not behave like waves, they do not behave like partic
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    by witherk 6y ago

    You can definitely find cosmologist who believe this kind of thing, though it's rarely formalized.
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    by witherk 6y ago

    I think you're right if you're only putting 1 sex worker and 1 porn addict on the scale, but I would imagine that for every sex worker there could be 100 porn addicts watching them, the math gets more tricky.
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    by witherk 6y ago

    I'm enrolled for a masters at Georiga Tech right now and last I checked the OS course is in C, I would kinda prefer to learn rust anyway so I hope you are right.
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    by witherk 6y ago

    I think we would be pretty lucky for these to happen over the next 60 years.
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    by witherk 6y ago

    Interesting Idea! This seems like an elegant but somewhat expensive solution. Does the power consumed by pumping tons of air 24/7 offset the ecological gains by the system? If this can stop microscopic plastic than it would probably al
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    by witherk 6y ago

    I wonder if Grant feels lucky to get to work with MIT. MIT is obviously an amazing school but I really feel like they are the lucky ones. Even before covid, I thought that his work was light-years ahead of most math education. Now that ever
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    by witherk 6y ago

    I can't believe I never thought of this. With this in mind, it seems that any drug is more likely to be a net positive iff it increases metabolic rate. I wonder if that is the case.
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    by witherk 7y ago

    Might wanna try calibre. https://calibre-ebook.com/
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    by witherk 7y ago

    I have with LSD, a truly terrifying experience. I think it can still be worth trying but things can surely go very wrong with anxiety and hallucinogens.
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    by witherk 7y ago

    It's true that cancer is made of human cells but it can still evolve on it's on. Evolution applies to anything that can reproduce while making small changes between generations. Cancer cells do this better than healthy ones, at le
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    by witherk 7y ago

    I'm confused what private entity wants this? Old media?
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    by witherk 7y ago

    I don't think influencing the media should be tax deductible. On the other hand,it does seem like the autotrophs of the journalism ecosystem are dying off pretty quickly and something has to be done.
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    by witherk 7y ago

    I find this somewhat baffling. 4% just seems like such a huge disparity, especially for such a ubiquitous particle. It seems like any experiments before 2010, that used the size of a proton in the calculations should have noticed something
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    Physicists Should Stop Saying Silly Things about Philosophy(preposterousuniverse.com)

    5 points by witherk 8y ago|2 comments