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Comment #45779340
Doing your own oil changes is not worth the hassle when considering the risk of a spill and the difficulty of legal disposal—unless you have a fancy engine that needs frequent oil …
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Comment #45336401
The clear distinction between scalars and vectors appears to be the main advancement HUML offers. I think it’s a neat improvement.
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Comment #45045618
> ...stream for Emacs... > ...terrible UX, terrible everything... I think I accidentally enrolled for emacs and can't unenroll on the site. I guess I'll have to finally start using…
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Comment #45041378
> Should I buy a gun? I'm an American. No, that's unnecessary. Nobody will be taking you that seriously. > some new enrollments topped up their accounts and dropped off before the …
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Comment #45037242
That's a very clear vision on how to solve this kind of funding/cooperation problem outside of government and mission-focused nonprofits. And incidentally would be an existential t…
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Comment #44933102
I think LLMs are more like the invention of high level programming languages when all we had before was assembly. Computers will be programmable and operable in “natural language”—…
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Comment #44929994
The more general pattern is “slowly at first, then all at once.” It almost universally describes complex systems.
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Comment #44873607
5mg may be an order of magnitude more than needed. I started my father [0] on ≈200ug and he was more animated and looked at photos around the house much more. Bumped him up to ≈500…
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Comment #44831542
The important part is this: “a Li salt with reduced amyloid binding” If cells in the brain are being deprived of lithium due to sequestration by amyloid beta plaques, then a bioava…
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Comment #44829215
From the abstract of the paper: > Replacement therapy with lithium orotate, which is a Li salt with reduced amyloid binding, prevents pathological changes and memory loss in AD mou…
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Comment #44829127
Sure, but the amount and form of the lithium matters. 5mg of lithium orotate (as a supplement) versus 600mg lithium carbonate (as a mood stabilizer) will have vastly different acut…
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Comment #44222649
I’m a newish Kagi user and I find myself using the LLM about as frequently as search itself. Sometimes I search for things I know I am looking for. Other times I don’t know quite w…
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Comment #43779487
The genius of capitalism is in its unique ability to harness the energy of sociopaths* to produce valuable products and services**. If there was no freedom to amass fortunes, these…
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Comment #43748532
If all we needed was general intelligence, we would be hiring octopuses. Human skills, like fluency in specific languages, are implicit in our concept of AGI.
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Comment #41183522
A layer of very thin gold can be transparent.
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Comment #39762632
I agree, it's definitely still possible to get bored. If I stop making progress on my personal projects, sinking my free time into games or online interaction is very unsatisfying.…
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Comment #39750710
It doesn't seem like a completely different thing to generate specifications and formally verified programs for those specifications (though I'm not familiar with how those are don…
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Comment #39750390
Artificial Super-Intelligence
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Comment #39748855
You might be underestimating the potential of an automated evolutionary programming system at discovering novel and surprising ways to do computation—ways that no human would ever …
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Comment #39747461
The endpoint is that being a programmer becomes as obsolete as being a human "calculator" for a career. Millions, perhaps billions of times more lines of code will be written, and …
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Comment #39633640
I think you're too quickly dismissing the potential benefits. From the FAQ[1]: The combination of all the above properties, plus the fact that I/O is also separate from pure comput…
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Comment #39632628
They released a cell to cpp compiler last year: https://www.cell-lang.net/version-0.7.html GitHub: https://github.com/cell-lang/c-cpp/tree/master/src/compiler
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Comment #39393562
I'm speculating that one would have more mirror neuron activation watching a person perform live, compared to listening to a recording or watching a video. Thus the missing compone…
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Comment #39393423
Mirror neurons?
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Comment #39195000
"Hold up, let me take my face off real quick."