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mnky9800n

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About mnky9800n

There's no such thing as right or wrong, only fun or boring. ~ @the_plague

Former Georgia tech, CU Boulder, and GFZ-Potsdam. Current UiO Njord Centre and xal.no. Recurser.

Current mood: puzzled.

Read my Internet magazine: https://lowimpactfruit.com

visit: https://johnspace.xyz

Experience ambient rain sounds at: https://rainy-city.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49221403

    It’s not so bad to keep your mouth shut. Americans blab about everything constantly.

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    Comment #49152259

    This reminds me of my own project https://rainy-city.com

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    Comment #49115107

    yes new yorker, ugly people are the next distraction from the vast transfer of wealth and class warfare that continues through wars, prisons, political corruption, etc.

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    Comment #49109477

    While this article is a summary of John Ioannidis’ work, I do find it kind of like Science magazine is complaining that they aren’t making enough of that AI revenue so come on subm…

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    Comment #49088574

    I pay a progressive 47% in Norway. I am sick of having half my salary taken over ~600kkr (60k usd). It’s ridiculous. Plus 25% VAT on everything. And it’s not like salaries are thro…

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    Comment #49086640

    No I don't get it at all. But I think a lot of people are prompting LLMs then publishing their outputs these days. They need to jump on the hype train before it leaves the station.…

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    Comment #49086555

    why are you using braket notation?

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    Comment #49039272

    Yay just in time for neurips lol

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    Comment #48962610

    I saw ngt talk at the natural history museum. He is a crazy person. He ranted about the chinese, talked for too long about how he’s friends with “bob De Niro” and how bob has paid …

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    Comment #48958747

    Is the EU planning on participating in the technological development of AI or just the regulation of it?

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    Comment #48954640

    I loved my time at RC. It changed me a lot. I wrote several blog posts about different projects and my time during my batch. I would strongly suggest applying if you like computers…

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    Comment #48954352

    I never thought about it this way but this is true. But why can’t you delete things?

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    Comment #48934844

    I think those people are the ones in charge now and will be directing their ai resources to make even better ads.

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    Comment #48934273

    I like to generate a variety of personal crises to deal with since now coding agents seem to do most of my job. That keeps me on my toes.

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    Comment #48922224

    good news. now you have a feature request.

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    Comment #48922186

    i think the point is less about what agent you should or should not do and more about what is the natural harness for an agent to succeed in. And agents are often autonomously doin…

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    Comment #48904409

    What are they?

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    Comment #48883119

    I’m sure if you call the pentagon “central planning” enough times people will decide they are communists and get rid of them.

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    Comment #48818405

    I apologise if this is overly negative. It is based on my experience working as a soft money researcher (my own grants) at a Dutch university. My opinions may not be shared. In my …

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    Comment #48815752

    I always thought that a clever AI agent system would create deterministic systems that had been explored randomly through user request. Like, Lovable should have a giant treasure o…

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    Comment #48814721

    I would be afraid that the size of the revenue versus the margin would make small fluctuations in revenue create large fluctuations in margin.

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    Comment #48717874

    There is evidence that children will oscillate between understanding and not understanding while learning topics. Philip Sadler at Harvard published about this but i can't find the…

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    Comment #48715770

    Test retest reliability is a thing in psychometrics.

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    Comment #48705196

    You could also make it historical so as you go through tech trees and stuff it goes from like 1970s to today