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DigitalNoumena
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Comment #44949660
Coincidentally I recently watched these videos about this topic. Both great channels! 3D Guide - How to Build the Perfect Medieval Castle https://youtu.be/Syjg6PHYFBo?si=JceRfeOks3…
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Comment #44095372
An app to estimate the risk of your job being automated and how to hedge against it professionally and financially
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Comment #42723289
You can look at one of the discs here: https://sanctuaryonthemoon.com/discs
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Comment #42709511
HyDE is the way to go! Just ask the model to generate a bunch of hypothetical answers to the question in different formats and do similarity on those. Or even better, as the OP sug…
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Comment #42695727
It may interest you that Guy Podjarny, one of the Snyk founders, now has an AI coding company ( https://www.tessl.io/about ) that looks like a competitor of yours
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Comment #42654278
There seems to be a deliberate, implicit value judgement about "busybodies" that would explain the negative connotations: > Bassett hypothesizes that “in countries that have more s…
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Comment #42431115
Great post! I've been looking to get into the guts of large scale model training (I'm half-way between the design and application layer of LLMs, mostly in python, sometimes a bit o…
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Show HN: A Raycast script for the HN bookmarklet
Since Arc doesn't have bookmarks, this became the best way for me to post. ``` #!/bin/bash # Required parameters: # @raycast.schemaVersion 1 # @raycast.title Submit to Hacker News …
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Comment #37268084
I think the issue of test set contamination is important, but it’s academic - when a model contains a good enough distilled representation of arguably all the code out there, does …
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Comment #37264066
> Its the outcome when agents don't co-operate Cooperation is a choice, as you very well say immediately below the above statement.
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Comment #37256109
Haha fair enough but I think we digress. I did get the warning when I clicked. The point is I see no evidence why HTTP is better for viewability than HTTPS. I showed there are case…
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Comment #37256045
Ah I see, sorry to not address that - got carried away on entropic musings. It seems that is not an assumption he’s making, but it’s what he’s proven: > when a group of atoms is dr…
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Comment #37255969
Agree. I cannot comment on how probable or how widespread, but only that it is possible, and in fact it is arguably a certainty based on the premises above. Now if entropy was the …
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Comment #37255437
How I understand it: Entropy (according to Boltzmann) is proportional to the number of microstates that can give rise to a particular macrostate of a system. The macrostate with th…
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Comment #37255322
Indeed these are normative claims, not descriptive. The emergence of life is is an extremly complex stochastic process, and likely impossible to describe. However, it does seem pla…
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Comment #37255127
Quoting England: > I am just saying that from the perspective of the physics, you might call Darwinian evolution a special case of a more general phenomenon. I think this is exactl…
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Comment #37254728
Why would that be the case? Every modern browser actively discourages visiting HTTP sites so I imagine a non-negligible amount of users decide not to visit the page.
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Comment #37254671
I find too many foundational problems and contradictions within e/acc to take it seriously. They are speculating with ideas that IMO have potential but the priciples are more a poo…