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19th Century Models of Consciousness(themarginalian.org)
3 points by ziofill 2y ago|0 comments
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by ziofill 2y ago
I see that they do some decontamination of the datasets, in the hope that the models won't just recite answers from the training data. But in the recent interview with Subbarao Kambhampati on MLST ( https://www.youtube.com&#x
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0.0.0.0 Day(appsecvillage.com)
2 points by ziofill 2y ago|1 comments
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by ziofill 2y ago
You can also find it all over your car
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by ziofill 2y ago
They’ll serve the AGI overlords
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by ziofill 2y ago
Do you have a source for this 20-30%?
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by ziofill 2y ago
I have a friend who tasted dog food and cat food (don’t ask) and swears that cat food is a hundred times worse ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by ziofill 2y ago
Agreed, but it's in a paper in Science, not a random blog post.
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by ziofill 2y ago
What are the curtains made of? I’m surprised 2500W on 0.06mm don’t just go through like there’s no curtains
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by ziofill 2y ago
I heard this idea recently: creativity needs shallow knowledge over a vast range of concepts. It’s probably not “just” that, but I can see how the vast range helps.
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by ziofill 2y ago
For some functions you can turn the Taylor series into a recurrence relation, which makes it blazing fast to calculate. For instance for the family of functions f(x0,x1,...) = exp(poly(x0,x1,...)), where poly is a multivariate polynomial of
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by ziofill 2y ago
Wouldn’t this number be analogous (roughly) to any other country? My understanding is who pays differs in the US than e.g. Europe or Canada, but the amount of people in need of care shouldn’t be too different?
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by ziofill 2y ago
They’re?
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by ziofill 2y ago
> We’re both physicists, and one of our biggest frustrations during grad school was finding research You should have seen what it used to be like a few decades ago :)
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by ziofill 2y ago
Very interesting. But wouldn't human preferences still find their way into the datasets of the future?
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by ziofill 2y ago
I think what you describe is the application of entropy in the thermodynamic setting, which doesn't apply to "all definitions".
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by ziofill 2y ago
> Entropy includes the unforseen, and out of scope. Mmh, no it doesn't. You need to define your state space, otherwise it's an undefined quantity.
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by ziofill 2y ago
You’re not wrong, but the price of diamonds isn’t due to their scarcity, but rather control od supply. De Beers controls the supply and therefore the price.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Ok. But it does feel like we’re scraping the bottom of the barrel.
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by ziofill 2y ago
This is analogous to what top chess players do. They try to take the opponent into suboptimal positions hoping that they are not familiar with the best lines, even though technically the position isn’t as good as the main line.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Oh man I loved my iPod nano! I had the square one, and used to fill it with music and podcasts through a cable. I wish I had known there were cases to turn it into a watch
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by ziofill 2y ago
Only $1B? These days it feels like way to little.
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by ziofill 2y ago
> why stop learning one year ahead? Ok, I get the principle but learning multiple years worth of university math is starting to sound unrealistic? I understand learning something in advance to have an easier time, but this is almost the
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by ziofill 2y ago
Reminds be a bit of this 1971 tech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qqnHtH1RAs
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by ziofill 2y ago
Very cool! Synths can 'move' in a bigger musical space than a traditional instrument: it's fascinating how musicians can still manage to convey a written account of the music.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Mojo should get a mention since we are in topic of SIMD.
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by ziofill 2y ago
It's clear that 1Tb is a lot of data, but I would have expected more from Disney's slack?
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by ziofill 2y ago
also useful to find your phone without making it ring loudly
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by ziofill 2y ago
Maybe you haven’t had reasons to come across such research before, but rest assured there’s plenty of it https://acrl.ala.org/IS/instruction-tools-resources-2/pedago...
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by ziofill 2y ago
This reminds me of Jonathan Blow when he says that software has been free riding on hardware leaps and bounds for decades https://youtu.be/AikEFhCaZwo?si=9klvCUW5qHtOpePh

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