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The first 1 star comment on the "YEREADW USB-C Tester Power Meter" marketed here is worrisome: > HOWEVER, the issue is that, for some reason, on some devices, it seems to mess with…

Say you've got a set of 5 points that are not all collinear (e.g. everytime you draw a line, you never get all 5 of them). Now every time you try to draw a line between two points,…

Also, see the title of the website.

Not necessarily. Selling a tool doesn't incur the same risks as using it, not at all.

I understand the point that the physical world is still our (human's) anchor, but the virtual world still "exists" anyway, as in: it impacts the physical world. Whether some humans…

I don't think that GA would be incapable of that, from what I know of LLMs and agents. The part where you make the GA uphold your set of values could, instead of coming from an ind…

One of the example Gwern brings [1] is a GA as an agent for public discourse and political life, to bring your "set of values" to have an effect in solving society's issues, when y…

Even if pi is an approximation, it is still representable mathematically. Floating-point arithmetic is an algebra (in this case, a magma [1]), which can be studied mathematically. …

And yet, open source models saved the day.

Some people do read these cyberpunk dystopia, but see them as inevitable.

And what the author goes and shows are equalities, not tautologies.

This is of the 26th of May.

If you hold the eraser for a second at the center, I find that it destroys the image more often than not.

It's relevant to the "thousand monkeys on a thousand typewriters".

'Always free' does not sound like an opinion.

The ratio of AI startups at YC surprised me... (slide 48). This is a clear trend.

> Probabilistic analysis can carry you very, very far in doing something that looks like logical inference at the surface level, but it is nonetheless not logical inference. A stat…

> nobody understands the fundamentals Funny statement to be found in the discussion about... research results on the fundamentals.

Asymptotics has been used to validate tons of statistical tools. This is just another tool being validated. If you have a tool that you don't know works when data increases (n-> in…

I don't think that this is true. You need an infinite number of dimensions for this (think Taylor's expansion, Fourier expansion, infinitely wide or deep NNs..)

As someone who worked with Nadaraya-Watson regression in the pass, the result that infinitely wide NNs converges to kernel regression baffles me.

Add the feature of doing a high five for the rare cases when it's actually good.

> instantly Shor's and Grover's still are algorithm that require a massive amount of steps...

I would expect such a law to be lobbied to death.

The Google's n-gram dataset link is outdated. You can get them here: https://storage.googleapis.com/books/ngrams/books/datasetsv3...