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Comment #34875555
I believe you meant Carver Mead
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Comment #34834451
This makes me wonder: China was poised to beat the US in the AI race, why .. why is it that with all their resources and government backing did a llm of chatgpt's magnitude and cap…
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Comment #34833133
I used to think Gary Marcus is a voice of reason in the AI field. Now I think he's just a moron shouting hoopla over and over again. Insecurity piling from his work not being relev…
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Comment #34801844
The human in the loop reinforcement learning paper that powered chatgpt's training arose from deepmind's experiments with boardgames (and games). AGI is still an unsolved problem a…
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Comment #34785728
err, I maybe hugely mistaken but is this an example of a real life of the following joke: "a scientist had this experiment going wherein everytime he rung a bell the grasshopper wo…
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Comment #34576899
I guess that goes to show no ideology scales well either over time or space/resource
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Comment #34566091
> masochist love: give no matter what, even if you are abused -unconditional love: give freely, trust in the relationship the way you describe both lends well to the idea both are …
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Comment #34406845
http://ozark.hendrix.edu/~yorgey/pub/monoid-pearl.pdf https://doisinkidney.com/posts/2017-10-13-convolutions-and-s...
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Comment #34403876
ad-hoc abstraction is the secret sauce that destroys code bases in the long run and makes things horrendously complex. Composition based on mathematics is more likely to survive ye…
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Comment #34280520
OP there is a lot of potentially dangerous ideas on here. I do not know what your situation is or your mindset, but for the love of all things good and to reiterate what you alread…
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Ask HN: Is it normal to like people at a distance and dislike otherwise?
People wise, as I grow older, I seem to like keeping people at a distance i.e meet them in person and go out for food at most once a year and no contact beyond that. Beyond that di…
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Comment #34183441
stated chronology doesn't imply inspiration
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Comment #34148474
> Elm's state management paradigm was inspired by re-frame Nope, it's the other way around
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Comment #34104685
I think you'll need to be very specific about what you mean by good food. Nutrition is a shaky science. I think there's something to be said about motivation. While discipline defi…
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Comment #33820121
only caveat is the troll's toll
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Comment #33750730
repls a key item in your ideal list of requirements when it comes to building a system?
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Comment #33698244
> People who can't unplug from the 24/7 news feed and instead adopt the world's stresses on to themselves, manifesting as a never-ending cycle of stress and doom The adopting the w…
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Comment #33322674
Common Lisp isn't exactly functional. At this point python is as functional as Common lisp but you wouldn't call Python functional
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Comment #33293130
I am of the same opinion but I've seen some adopted kids (brought to the first world) who are more than ready to throw away the adopted family and all the goodwill thrown their way…
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Comment #33179624
how is this 1d when there is a second dimension albeit small?
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Ask HN: How do you protect your passion when engaged with the real world?
I feel I'm unable to be someone who can be happy with making money with a tangentially related 9-to-5 and pursuing my passion on the side. As with most things there has to be a way…
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Comment #32992404
> Sensory augmentation tools will be developed for software development. It will be possible to listen to sounds that communicate useful information about the structure and behavio…
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Comment #32730819
I think TPUs and Tensorflow misname multidimension arrays as tensors and don;t actually use tensors. It could be the case I'm being a stickler https://math.stackexchange.com/questi…