ziofill

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   by ziofill 2y ago

   This is amazing, but there are a lot of 2's hiding in those sqrt symbols
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   by ziofill 2y ago

   Average intelligence does :)
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   by ziofill 2y ago

   Well perhaps not at night, but otherwise there’s always something to clean, something to fix, something to cook, take care of the yard.. heck I might need two robots ^^’
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   by ziofill 2y ago

   Yeah, but a robot will work 24/7, not 2h byweekly -_-
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   by ziofill 2y ago

   I mean to use their time to pursue their passions and interests, not cleaning up the kitchen or making the bed or doing laundry...
6. 276.▲
   by ziofill 2y ago

   There’s nothing I want more than a robot that does house chores. That’s the real 10x multiplier for humans to do what they do best.
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   by ziofill 2y ago

   So, if I understand correctly, you are saying that many (actually most) Cauchy sequences converge to uncomputable numbers. I think I understand a bit more, though I still have an issue with defining such a Cauchy sequence, because either I
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   by ziofill 2y ago

   I can accept the second thing, but how do you mean the first one in a way that doesn’t fall back onto the second one? What is the way to “construct” reals that isn’t a program?
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   by ziofill 2y ago

   I find it hard to wrap my head around non computable numbers. How can I even “point to one” of them if I can’t express/describe it? And if I cannot communicate which number I’m referring to, does it really exist? In what way do they ex
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Is this true only for vision? Mitochondria are in other places too
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    My genetic data will be relevant even after I'm dead because my children and grandchildren share it with me. And it's a modern kind of data that didn't exist in 1925.
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Woah how’s that even possible? How does the fluid pick up so much kinetic energy? I’m not saying they’re wrong, I’m just fascinated.
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Yep
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Someone once said it better than I ever could: it doesn’t matter how good it is, I don’t want art without anybody’s consciousness behind it.
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    I get it, immutability is nice. But doesn’t it come with memory and runtime overheads for having to create and store new objects?
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    there's a uk base which guarantees some degree of security, and cyprus is a europen country. i don't think turkey has attacking europe on its priority list. they are often aggressive though, with their navy not allowing cyprus to
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Somehow it doesn’t sit well with me the fact that it’s still quite a complicated shape. I accept that it’s the best one, but I would have expected a simpler shape to be the solution.
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Missed opportunity to call them LMM and enjoy the onslaught of typos
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Not just young parents
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    If you want to know more about open endedness I recommend Kenneth Stanley’s book: why greatness cannot be planned
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    It's mentioned in the article that the highest energy ever recorded for a single particle was 320,000 PeV which is about 50 joules, i.e. the energy of a golf ball at 100 mph @_@
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    Deep Networks Always Grok and Here Is Why(arxiv.org)

    1 points by ziofill 2y ago|0 comments
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    "it is well known that a vital ingredient of success is not knowing that what you are attempting can’t be done." — Terry Pratchett (equal rites)
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    what's the /s?
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    I’m curious, does [my blog]( https://ziofil.github.io/ ) count as “raw html”? I do have some minor js and css, but I don’t rely on a static site generator and I do everything by hand…
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Have you tried a cold plunge after a sauna? It’s a lot more bearable, borderline enjoyable I would say
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Tangent, but interesting: how do you get fair samples from a biased coin? 1. You take a string of biased samples like 001011100101 2. you split it in pairs 00 10 11 10 01 01 3. you keep only pairs with a zero and a one in them 10 10 01 01 4
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    DIY Tillu Robot(community.dfrobot.com)

    2 points by ziofill 2y ago|0 comments
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    Great idea, but AI is not funny yet :/
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    by ziofill 2y ago

    What you say makes sense, but is there the possibility that because it’s compressed it can generalize more? In the spirit of bias/variance.