You want to be using LibRedirect for this. It provides a list of public alternative frontends for a lot of sites (twitter, imgur, reddit, etc.)
Some notes: Paradox's Clausewitz game engine seems to handle "negative" years very poorly, so stuff like historical Roman emperors in Crusader Kings have some oddities. It's probably also why Imperator: Rome uses ab…
It looks like this project got forked and updated further https://ismycolor.com/
reddit had this a decade ago btw https://old.reddit.com/r/SubredditSimulator/comments/3g9ioz/...
Somewhat on the subject: here's a neuroscientist reflecting on our failure to model a worm's brain, a "mere" 302 neurons (3 parts, this one is the first). https://ccli.substack.com/p/the-biggest-mystery-in-neuroscie...…
I actually have (and a few of his other articles besides). If we were to involuntarily take someone into society's care, the process must be benign with a good outcome. As things currently are, the exact opposite (or a…
people have to keep rediscovering/reinventing cybernetics because society keeps forgetting it lol
The purpose of a system is what it does. You seem to believe that these are adverse, uncommon, and unintended outcomes rather than part of the machinery of the troubled teen industry, the school-to-prison pipeline,…
Similarly, in a positive feedback loop (as in the article), a long lag time would decrease its growth rate.
Here you go, 9360 new stories about Han, Luke, and Leia: https://archiveofourown.org/works?commit=Sort+and+Filter&wor...
Seems likely that the articles in question include affiliate links to the products they're advertising
> Prompt: Can you compare the two outputs above as if you were a teacher? [to GPT-4, the "two outputs" being GPT-4's and ChatGPT's attempts at a Socratic dialogue] Okay, that's kinda funny lol. It's a bit worrying how…
Would any hypothetical training data corpus even be sufficient to emulate Feynman? Could any AI have a sufficient grasp of the material being taught, have enough surety to avoid errors, mimic Feynman's writing+teaching…
Isn't that why they got renamed to "direct" messages basically industry-wide?
You want to be using LibRedirect for this. It provides a list of public alternative frontends for a lot of sites (twitter, imgur, reddit, etc.)
Some notes: Paradox's Clausewitz game engine seems to handle "negative" years very poorly, so stuff like historical Roman emperors in Crusader Kings have some oddities. It's probably also why Imperator: Rome uses ab…
It looks like this project got forked and updated further https://ismycolor.com/
reddit had this a decade ago btw https://old.reddit.com/r/SubredditSimulator/comments/3g9ioz/...
Somewhat on the subject: here's a neuroscientist reflecting on our failure to model a worm's brain, a "mere" 302 neurons (3 parts, this one is the first). https://ccli.substack.com/p/the-biggest-mystery-in-neuroscie...…
I actually have (and a few of his other articles besides). If we were to involuntarily take someone into society's care, the process must be benign with a good outcome. As things currently are, the exact opposite (or a…
people have to keep rediscovering/reinventing cybernetics because society keeps forgetting it lol
The purpose of a system is what it does. You seem to believe that these are adverse, uncommon, and unintended outcomes rather than part of the machinery of the troubled teen industry, the school-to-prison pipeline,…
Similarly, in a positive feedback loop (as in the article), a long lag time would decrease its growth rate.
Here you go, 9360 new stories about Han, Luke, and Leia: https://archiveofourown.org/works?commit=Sort+and+Filter&wor...
Seems likely that the articles in question include affiliate links to the products they're advertising
> Prompt: Can you compare the two outputs above as if you were a teacher? [to GPT-4, the "two outputs" being GPT-4's and ChatGPT's attempts at a Socratic dialogue] Okay, that's kinda funny lol. It's a bit worrying how…
Would any hypothetical training data corpus even be sufficient to emulate Feynman? Could any AI have a sufficient grasp of the material being taught, have enough surety to avoid errors, mimic Feynman's writing+teaching…
Isn't that why they got renamed to "direct" messages basically industry-wide?