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Not saying its fake, just that what I see surprises me: ice is only slightly lighter than fresh or sea water, so vaguely only 10% of ice mass is above surface level; when it "flips…

nothing prevented us from defining cryptocurrencies, auto-rewarding new math in objective manners, grading theorem surprisal objectively, etc. before the advent of LLM's. being luc…

thats the whole point of turning to formal verification: Imagine a hypothetical oracle, call her MyladyMath, imagine you can turn to MyladyMath, submit a correctly formed dossier o…

the compute for rigidly separated binocular vision is much much more compute efficient and precise than having to guesstimate positions from monocular + IMU.

So you were working 10 x 1 hour = 10 hours before. And then you were doing 100 x 10 minutes = 100 / 6 hours = ~16 hours & 40 minutes.

the single providers were the children in the factories?

I was talking about photogrammetry, preferably with 2 global shutter synchronous image sensors, attached to the ends of say a 1 m pole.

which salmon organs would contain most of say the heavy metals? they could be selectively cut out, and any below-regulation levels sold (domestically and abroad) can be seen as a f…

I've always been confused why OSM doesn't design a cheap open source stereo imager, some finetuned modern YOLO neural network could detect and blur the glass parts of windows, door…

this cuts off the rest of the title: "[...] over money-laundering concerns"

I'm not convinced it applies in the example given before your comment, because I 'm not convinced in his interpretation of the observed lower performance -that they are poor explai…

It's a bit harsh. More to the point, and no longer specific to Tailscale: while plenty of companies do have rough "proof sketches" demonstrating the security of a setup under certa…

Suppose someone could break RSA / Elliptic Curve Crypto, mathematically (because the hardness assumptions were flawed). This person doesn't need to store the private keys, and has …

Does this also apply to the non-alcoholic sparkling apple/grape/pear/...-juices mixed with vodka? Vodka-Kidibul in Belgium is quite nice. I don't know the brands in other parts of …

This is false, not his research dissertation at all, ... during his student years he did consider the design of a luminiferous ether experiment that he then believed would differen…

I agree fully with your assessment of USSR but basically any nation state with the power does such things. Show me a COTS smartphone where the end-user can burn the OTP fuses for h…

I would have had a chat with my recruiters during interview, or with my new superior right after the change in position: "life is risk, there are a lot of benign normal evolution p…

"You would never hand a newbie a 124 page policy document and expect them to correctly apply it on the first task, or to do it reliably in the first month" So the behavior policy s…

Attention vs. Consistency When "performance" breaks down over long lengths, one could attribute it to a lapse in attention, but one could equally suspect inconsistent instructions.…

oh no please no, not videogame experts in court... just be sane and force any Cyber attribution link in testimony to present in standardized form (with reference to find explanatio…

I believe its orthogonal to what you refer to as moral panic: Every day the legal process dragged on, every day this defendant sat in prison, was a day the real perpetrator wasn't …

> You think you have a tiny ability to change or influence it, when in fact you do not, at least not while exercising the range of options and risk you find acceptable . Perhaps I …

a simple law could mandate that attribution chains presented as evidence (by either party) MUST recursively include a header reminding everyone about this law (so that ALL defendan…

This is precisely what Stalin did during the Great Terror, getting the rest of the leadership drunk in order to learn their true opinions, or discover who drunk-subtly winked at wh…

Unless they have a shortage of mathematicians, physicists, ... it seems a fundraiser could help bypass a compute gap by focusing even more on inference and training efficiency.