zeryx

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by zeryx 1y ago
If I'm in a quiet place I can walk through the project, and understand where different things fit into place - even for very very complex systems, I can almost simulate algorithms and see where things go wrong without looking at my cod
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by zeryx 1y ago
Yes same even multiple times, but if I met them online (slack, teams) I'll always remember them. When I was younger I was much worse at recognizing people and names, as an adult it's gotten much better
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by zeryx 1y ago
That's me! I can visualize processes really well, and complex systems. But ask me to picture or hear something in my head and I'll just stare at you.
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by zeryx 1y ago
That can't be all the food their eating right? That's like 1/5th of the calories I eat as an athletic man
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by zeryx 1y ago
Is there even a point to money post AGI?
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by zeryx 1y ago
Your wife / family (if applicable) will very much appreciate more frequent breaks.
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by zeryx 1y ago
What do you expect the average Mexican to do about that? The Cartels have substantially more power than the state. I think it's great that they're reclaiming some power by relearning their ancient languages that were nearly destro
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by zeryx 1y ago
It is though, in the English speaking world - to to Latin America or southern asia, anti-social behavior is treated like the disease it is
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by zeryx 2y ago
I learned thinking too much about it makes it worse. Just have to do lists that are ephemeral that you'll rewrite and start over 5-10 pages from now. Just pencil and nice small notebooks that are portable is more important than my lapt
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by zeryx 2y ago
This is me all the time, but as I've gotten older I realized extensive note taking is extremely helpful for work. I can't recommend it enough for people like me
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by zeryx 3y ago
I don't like DeSantis, but this is a bit of policy I would like to see throughout the US and the world.
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by zeryx 3y ago
Can I.. vote against this? Death has historically been the only equalizer and return to the mean that has saved us from Tyrants and excessive concentration of power and control. I'm fine with having the life expectancy that I have, am
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by zeryx 3y ago
steam, weather forecast updates, waze, better games (steam?), whatsapp, telegram, zoom, google meet, etc
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by zeryx 3y ago
My parents died penniless in my early 20s (mid 30s now); I have friends who's parents are gifting them a Condo or Down Payment as a wedding present. Thankfully my wife and I make good income and have been saving, but the treadmill does
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by zeryx 3y ago
I can't wait for the opposite of this; Tesla App Store will be an insane value-add feature; for both owners and app developers.
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by zeryx 3y ago
From every lawyer I spoke to about this, this was not a win for Ripple but the SEC. They were found guilty of unregistered offerings to institutional. There's no way that the jury/judge won't take that prior decision into acc
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by zeryx 3y ago
This doesn't just resonate with creatives - the startup / path to tech entrepreneurship is structured in a very similar way. I've seen lifers, trust funders and day jobbers succeed and fail in different ways, raise funds or
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by zeryx 3y ago
People thought that for a long time, that we'd be able to persue higher minded activities such as art, business management, entrepreneurship and writing. What we've discovered is that the first model breakthroughs have been able t
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by zeryx 3y ago
It's as good as an intern today, there's definitely room to improve to avoid saying incorrect things - great work being done on providing negative samples during RLHF training; also some papers working on incorporating trust (not
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by zeryx 3y ago
Here's a mundane example; AI is aligned and used without harming humans. If/when robotics catches up, we will be heading to a world without a need for humans (at least based on the world pops we have today). Humans _hate_ being us
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by zeryx 3y ago
AutoGPT style of bots, aka agent universe discovery systems are still obviously nascent - but as someone who generally leverages LLMs for nearly all of my work, I would certainly say they are general purpose. I would be remiss in saying the
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by zeryx 3y ago
Well written, but it side steps the X-risk and even the employment/ capitalism failures looming on the horizon. 2 years ago I thought we were decades away from general purpose AI, this is coming from a guy who implemented transformer m
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by zeryx 3y ago
Something we were pretty worried about, not every kind of vote needs privacy - but there was a story with Eth DAO having people like Vitalik abstain from voting to not affect other voters opinions, happy to see further progress in this area
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by zeryx 3y ago
I know crypto is a curse word here, but what you're describing is literally a perfect use case for IPFS and a DAO
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by zeryx 3y ago
Not helping solve your problem, but regardless alertness talk to your doctor about Modafinil or Adrafinil - both are non-addictive "vigilance" drugs, I have hypersomnia and mild narcolepsy; I've been taking Modafinil for over
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by zeryx 3y ago
Oh man! Great to see a friend on front page, hey Justin! Great article
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by zeryx 4y ago
DAOs require a legal identity, otherwise one will be provided. For anyone who has been thinking about the intersections between DAOs and the law, this was obvious. You can still manage your membership on chain, and there are plenty of great
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by zeryx 4y ago
Looks like there's still a few bugs, completely unable to have my voice recorded correctly or the install link to work on android
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by zeryx 4y ago
Making it easier to have kids is the solution here, age related death is the natural equalizer
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by zeryx 4y ago
We have the same issues in Canada with our public health system. No one wants to talk about this, but my unpopular opinion is the real problem is our retirement program and lack of fertility - we're way too generous, and without a tax

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