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    Comment #39809168

    Except the tape gets overwritten/looped over. What GP was referring to is event-sourcing the state in an append-only log and running finite state automata on this sequence. Here is…

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    Comment #39809011

    Just look for state-machine (finite state automata) on github https://github.com/search?q=state-machine&type=repositories This is a very common pattern in Ruby to manage state. It'…

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    Comment #39804436

    I tried GPT4-turbo in the minutes following its announcement and it was blazingly fast.

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    Comment #39723058

    >phosphene color Not sure whether you talk about the uranium yellow/green color, or the brief hallucination of a light spot (happened to me just a few minutes ago, hadn't had one i…

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    Comment #39722863

    >Now what if you're a poetic mathematician (or mathematical poet), what's that mind map look like? Well look at the drawings I posted below: mathematical notions mixed with ad-hoc …

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    Comment #39722569

    This is just a deleuzian metaphor for the weird kind of space I perceive certain abstract thoughts with. >many distinct (euclidian) spaces, whose axis connect to each other through…

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    Comment #39722082

    I've started development of something similar for Clojure's core.async library, which implements Go-like channels. This is something I cobbled together to trace the origin of a sub…

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    Comment #39717179

    Am I the only one visualizing some of my most creative thoughts in a mental palace that is formed by many distinct (euclidian) spaces, whose axis connect to each other through a gr…

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    Comment #39716965

    This is basically what I tried this morning at the prompt level (awful results), but the sketchy idea I had in mind went further by introducing control-flow "meta-tokens" to help t…

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    Comment #39699688

    >So far, all of the work on AGI has been the result of brute forcing. We've tried to develop a structural understanding of how the human brain works, and we've failed. So we've fal…

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    Comment #39693239

    Just did this: https://pastebin.com/YfyB0K0Z In less time that it would take me to figure out how dictionary comprehension work in python. But hey, I guess you already know about t…

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    Comment #39685776

    Why don't you give it a try ? A text in the first-person to mock the following comment: >Honestly I’ve not encountered an author I resonate with yet Surely, you'd know how to make …

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    Comment #39685023

    I recently had an introspective dream revealed to be based on a literal prompt at the end: "Game to learn to talk about It and its player." When I asked GPT to craft a plot from th…

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    Comment #39684562

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    Comment #39674885

    >a few hours or a day later rereading the notes. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/ejsp.52 >The durability of anchoring effects >Recent research suggests that judgmen…

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    Comment #39674868

    Also this threads needs a touch of AI, we're on HN ! >AI-Moderated Decision-Making: Capturing and Balancing Anchoring Bias in Sequential Decision Tasks https://dl.acm.org/doi/fullH…

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    Comment #39674857

    No this is well studied, although you're right this is a "popular-psychology thing" since ctrl+f "anchoring" returns nothing in the discussed study paper. See: https://www.cambridg…

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    Comment #39674804

    Here's a study by someone from Kellogg university on this very subject: https://www.jcr-admin.org/preprints/chernev-preprint.pdf >Semantic Anchoring in Sequential Evaluations of Vi…

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    Comment #39674755

    This is called https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anchoring_effect More specifically, sequential anchoring: >Consider the following scenario: A reviewer evaluates many unqualified appli…

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    Comment #39671115

    >We frequently battle issues with the Python GIL at DeepMind. In many of our applications, we would like to run on the order of 50-100 threads per process. However, we often see th…

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    Comment #39670623

    Disabling the GIL can unlock true multi-core parallelism for multi-threaded programs, but this requires code to be restructured for safe concurrency, which isn't that difficult it …

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    Comment #39627653

    On the level of paper, not everything is laid out linearly. The main text is often laid out in column, the flow can be be offset with pictures with a caption, additional text can b…

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    Comment #39614748

    >tree-based approach to organize and summarize text data, capturing both high-level and low-level details. https://twitter.com/parthsarthi03/status/1753199233241674040 processes do…

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    Comment #39596746

    https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...

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    Comment #39596702

    >Graph drawing tools It's hard Graphviz-like generic graph-drawing library. More options, more control. https://eclipse.dev/elk/ Experiments by the same team responsible for the de…