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Comment #42057488
It would be mostly quiet (remember that humans only hear up to ~20 kHz). Sure, this is a joke today, but if we continue down our current path, we would probably hit ultrasonic rate…
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Comment #39302125
What is the training data and have you thought about how to build a causal model that would be robust to interventions (e.g. by changing or adding a gene)?
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Comment #38490433
Yes, they all have significant 'ghosting' artifacts where the harmonics are a bit fuzzy if you listen closely. AFAIK all of the recent neural speech engines have this, from SoundSt…
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Comment #38402387
I genuinely want to understand this mindset. Are you only against things that help extend lifespan a very large amount, or is it more nuanced? 80 years was only achieved recently b…
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Comment #37830339
I love the math/stats history around gambling-related things, thanks for mentioning this. This method assumes the flipper can't introduce bias. ET Jaynes in his book Probability Th…
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Comment #37396533
Definitely bikeshedding, but it also kind of looks like the TensorFlow logo and for a second I thought there was a group breaking the project free from Google.
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Comment #37285080
Thanks for the recommendations, I will check them out. I appreciate the point about seriousness too. One part of it that I liked kind of feels like travel writing from the last cen…
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Comment #37284075
The essay was fun to read and had excellent balance - the author talked about distractions semi-ironically with fine control of its focused structure and pacing while keeping a lig…
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Comment #37274068
The AMC series Halt And Catch Fire had the line: “Computers aren’t the thing. They’re the thing that gets us to the thing.”
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Comment #37238434
There is also 10+ years research for tinnitus using Vagus Nerve Stimulation to stop it [1]. Results seem mixed. Many other drugs/neuro-stimuli for T have gotten mixed results and p…
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Comment #36871412
Thanks for reminding me about this. MacsBug was great. Besides being a useful development tool, MacsBug was used extensively to break shareware as well by the mac warez community. …
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Comment #35450063
Where did you get that 3 per 100k from? In each of the last 2 years there were 55 homicides in SF from what I can tell. Maybe you're thinking of New York, which is half of SF's rat…
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Comment #35141010
Any merit to this service? It claims without 'hidden fees' so I thought they would get rid of the airbnb-like fees, but it looks like there is still cleaning fees, platform fees, a…
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Comment #35128929
The install (npx dalai serve) fails silently for me. With --verbose it says `npm info run node-pty@0.10.1 install { code: 1, signal: null }`. Ubuntu 22.04.
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Comment #34991281
How do they get ChatGPT not to hallucinate stuff about the articles? Everything seems fairly accurate, which is not my experience with ChatGPT when talking about technical things. …
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Comment #34930264
Ah, that makes more sense, thank you. Since this was mentioned in the tokenizer section and the number of unique tokens wasn't mentioned I misunderstood.
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Comment #34929450
How does token->embedding lookup work with 1.4T BPE tokens? Since there are more tokens than the 65B parameters it must be doing some sort of interesting thing based on the merge o…
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Comment #34102940
The options grant appraisal for startup employees seems very optimistic - 70% it's worth nothing. 25% payout is equivalent to all the backpay you would have gotten if you had worke…
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Comment #33973649
I've seen this use of constants inside big O notation in leetcode and 'informal' discussions. Is it pedantic to say that O(NM) == O(N) if M is a constant (in this case since it's b…
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Comment #30344018
Can you answer this question: In the case of business failure, will customers lose their existing 20 years they paid for and have to pay the new management company all over again?
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Comment #30309180
>What happens to all of Anja's clients if the business exits? >All biological goods stored with Anja will stay in our New Jersey lab regardless >of what happens to Anja as a busine…