Unless they're more interested in selling themselves (getting bought by one of the big smart glasses producers), then the webdesign would make sense, but I would never insinuate such a thing.
Agreed and the fanboying here is very out of character for HN, especially for a product that is likely to be delayed, will possibly never ship, will have an insane error rate if it ever ships. The usecases exist but are…
I think quite a bit of this phenomenon should be attributed to how young adults choose their education/career path. We're still in the "you can be whatever you want" and "if you make your passion into your work, you…
Even if the entire universe is a pseudo-brain, that doesn't mean you'll get to experience its conscious stream. I'm pretty sure that when a neuron in a brain dies, it's just dead. When a blood cell dies, it doesn't…
It's irrelevant and I even explained why, just in case you'd be extra slow - yet here you are... Do you hate all LLMs? Do you hate technology? Do you fear change? Answer me. I'm like building a really strong case here!!
The panpsychism fad seems like late Millennials'/Gen Z's cope with death. My greater point is that the same way you "are" your kidney today (or how you "are" the nearest mushroom, or microchip) is the same way you will…
To equate irony with whatever is being satirized is blatant BS. If you think coming up with a single example proves a rule, you got it backwards.
Not only is this perfectly cyberpunk, but it's also weirdly hopeful with respect to the constant fight against AI crawlers and spam.
Scare-crawl maybe
What is it like to be your left kidney? Your brain is connected to it through nerves, which ofc are conscious too in your worldview. If fungus and rocks are consciously linked, there should be a conscious link between…
Ironic speech is the main way people make jokes. Sure, ironic violence or something like that isn't a thing outside of WWE, but you shouldn't equate all "bad" behaviors. In the past we could have said that we shouldn't…
Levels of Darwinism thought impossible
Unless OP already solved p=np...
True.
It stands out as not too common a sight for books, so having two like this, more or less in the same style, on the same topic, both posted in this thread, is amusing. Maybe it's not that rare and I'm just not reading…
Funny, both books scream default LaTeX
I like this theory too. Have the researches done an exhaustive search of highly scoring forum posts/reddit comments on that topic where one/a few might more or less give this exact answer? It's a basic mashup of…
- To MOVE. It will likely become key to migrate to escape anarchy, race riots, and resource scarcity in the coming 15-50 years. - To WANT. Most people don't even want things anymore. No hobbies, no goals. Attention…
It may have carried arms for a terrorist! That woman may be a hero!1!
It will also be capable to write the whole thing better. "Please pivot to LLM to make my posts readable" is not a winning strategy for bloggers.
>this paper Nice Freudian slip. It's a blog post, not a paper. But it sure reads like a paper with its priority for reading speed over explanations that peers would find unnecessary. Except it's not written for peers.…
The notation itself sucks and anyone taking pride in the ability to parse it is suffering from Stockholm syndrome. It's also one of the most annoying things to look up because search engines ignore the symbols. AI can…
You can use math AND spend a few lines explaining the non-trivial syntax. It wouldn't be hard to do in this case and since the article is clearly meant for a large audience, it's a mistake from the author to gloss over…
Agreed 100%. Mathematicians SUCK at writing. No matter how hard they try, they'll gloss over important non-trivial definitions. And I think this author has been trying... but seems to at the same time ignore the…
Where he does NOT state what d_k or R^d_k mean and there are countless other examples. I happen to know because of classes I took, but it's insane and obnoxious to assume that every reader did or went through any higher…
Unless they're more interested in selling themselves (getting bought by one of the big smart glasses producers), then the webdesign would make sense, but I would never insinuate such a thing.
Agreed and the fanboying here is very out of character for HN, especially for a product that is likely to be delayed, will possibly never ship, will have an insane error rate if it ever ships. The usecases exist but are…
I think quite a bit of this phenomenon should be attributed to how young adults choose their education/career path. We're still in the "you can be whatever you want" and "if you make your passion into your work, you…
Even if the entire universe is a pseudo-brain, that doesn't mean you'll get to experience its conscious stream. I'm pretty sure that when a neuron in a brain dies, it's just dead. When a blood cell dies, it doesn't…
It's irrelevant and I even explained why, just in case you'd be extra slow - yet here you are... Do you hate all LLMs? Do you hate technology? Do you fear change? Answer me. I'm like building a really strong case here!!
The panpsychism fad seems like late Millennials'/Gen Z's cope with death. My greater point is that the same way you "are" your kidney today (or how you "are" the nearest mushroom, or microchip) is the same way you will…
To equate irony with whatever is being satirized is blatant BS. If you think coming up with a single example proves a rule, you got it backwards.
Not only is this perfectly cyberpunk, but it's also weirdly hopeful with respect to the constant fight against AI crawlers and spam.
Scare-crawl maybe
What is it like to be your left kidney? Your brain is connected to it through nerves, which ofc are conscious too in your worldview. If fungus and rocks are consciously linked, there should be a conscious link between…
Ironic speech is the main way people make jokes. Sure, ironic violence or something like that isn't a thing outside of WWE, but you shouldn't equate all "bad" behaviors. In the past we could have said that we shouldn't…
Levels of Darwinism thought impossible
Unless OP already solved p=np...
True.
It stands out as not too common a sight for books, so having two like this, more or less in the same style, on the same topic, both posted in this thread, is amusing. Maybe it's not that rare and I'm just not reading…
Funny, both books scream default LaTeX
I like this theory too. Have the researches done an exhaustive search of highly scoring forum posts/reddit comments on that topic where one/a few might more or less give this exact answer? It's a basic mashup of…
- To MOVE. It will likely become key to migrate to escape anarchy, race riots, and resource scarcity in the coming 15-50 years. - To WANT. Most people don't even want things anymore. No hobbies, no goals. Attention…
It may have carried arms for a terrorist! That woman may be a hero!1!
It will also be capable to write the whole thing better. "Please pivot to LLM to make my posts readable" is not a winning strategy for bloggers.
>this paper Nice Freudian slip. It's a blog post, not a paper. But it sure reads like a paper with its priority for reading speed over explanations that peers would find unnecessary. Except it's not written for peers.…
The notation itself sucks and anyone taking pride in the ability to parse it is suffering from Stockholm syndrome. It's also one of the most annoying things to look up because search engines ignore the symbols. AI can…
You can use math AND spend a few lines explaining the non-trivial syntax. It wouldn't be hard to do in this case and since the article is clearly meant for a large audience, it's a mistake from the author to gloss over…
Agreed 100%. Mathematicians SUCK at writing. No matter how hard they try, they'll gloss over important non-trivial definitions. And I think this author has been trying... but seems to at the same time ignore the…
Where he does NOT state what d_k or R^d_k mean and there are countless other examples. I happen to know because of classes I took, but it's insane and obnoxious to assume that every reader did or went through any higher…