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Kronopath
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About Kronopath
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Comment #45520858
I want to push back against your pushback as someone who’s lived in both NYC and the SF area. I agree with you that Uber barely made sense in Manhattan. I never once used it and ta…
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Comment #43033139
It was leaked in 2009 in this Reddit comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/7w0i2/comment/c07k9l...
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Comment #40684783
Anything that allows AI to scale to superinteligence quicker is going to run into AI alignment issues, since we don’t really know a foolproof way of controlling AI. With the AI of …
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Comment #40672405
I’m not much of an artist, so for my limited photo manipulation needs Acorn is cheap, subscriptionless, and way more than enough for me: https://flyingmeat.com/acorn/
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Comment #40348801
Yes, but it’s not always perfect. I’ve been notified of an “unknown AirTag” while I was home. When I checked the locations it was seen with me, it was a random zigzag within a bloc…
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Comment #40138369
A better comparison for numerical classifiers would be uncountable nouns. In English, you don’t say “give me three waters”, you say “give me three glasses of water” or “three bottl…
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Comment #40091510
No one should want this.
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Comment #40078235
This is not good news, this means that we could end up with a dangerously superintelligent AI just by scaling up the number of parameters, without increasing the amount of training…
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Comment #39568088
Legally, it’s not compulsory. Socially and culturally, it definitely is. In the US, if you don’t tip 15%, you’re either an asshole, or you’re saying there’s severe issues with the …
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Comment #39568006
Yes.
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Comment #39567987
In SF, up-front prices have been comparable to Uber’s, except that you don’t have to pay tip, which automatically makes it 15–20% cheaper. The few times I’ve tried it, the service …
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Comment #39567952
Does this mean they can go on the highways? If so that’s a significant upgrade to the Waymo service in the SF Bay Area, as it can now take you between towns.
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Comment #39443865
Always has been. Now picture what would have happened if we had been willing to do challenge trials early on for COVID. I encourage you to check out 1DaySooner, which the author me…
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Comment #39208386
I managed to kinda break it. I managed to get “Steam Engine” and “Hacker”. I combined those to make “Steam Punk”. (Fair enough.) Everything that’s combined with Steam Punk ends up …
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Comment #39096259
My take is that Apple’s prepping to have some chock-full content streams for when the Vision Pro or its successors become more mainstream, so that Spatial Audio can become part of …
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Comment #39044591
Chiming in to say that the Ballad of St. Halvor was one of the nicest poems I’ve read in a long while, and kind of inspirational. I think I really needed that.
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Comment #38958377
The similarity to China isn’t a coincidence. This is all coming from the cultural dominance of TikTok among young people, which (to my knowledge) algorithmically downranks any cont…
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Comment #38735558
> Is it rational for a rationalist to want to be a parent, knowing that having a kid rewrite your utility function? You’re making an assumption that their desires (or, if you must,…
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Comment #38167377
The poster pointed out in a comment that this was listed as “Sold By” a random 3rd party seller called “Ramwest”. Amazon’s interface doesn’t make it easy to see this, but if you’re…
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Comment #34552842
Q: best way to get lots of paperclips by tomorrow A: Buy them online at ABC.com or XYZ.com. Q: whats a better way? A: Run the following shell script. RUN_AI=./query-model PREFIX='T…