或许，对大多数人而言，将中文翻译成英文所需的工作量实在太大了？
TIL that WPATH was founded in 1979 in Illinois to "promote evidence-based care, education, research, advocacy, public policy, and respect in transgender health" It just shows how progressive and, sorry to bring this up,…
I'm using for the emergency hot tub and hairdryer first. The last thing you want in a state-wide blackout is to be walking around super relaxed but with wet hair..
I recently read 'Maniac' by Benjamin Labatut, which also tracks the life of Johnny von Neumann. It is a wonderful read - very eloquently put together, giving accounts of the man from the perspectives of several people…
Very well put. I would like to add a less-eloquent epilogue to the story. This curious animal was laid bare by the discovery that we are hackable by nature, and hacked by behaviour science. Though it took a few decades…
a sentence from Bostrom's book Superintelligence, but also expressed elsewhere often comes back to me when i read stuff like this: you only get to detect the first deception. any sufficiently advanced intelligence…
I like how Deleuze put it: true thought is "trespass and violence". those who think it is a dry past-time, or reduce it to analytical reasoning are like Buddhists who stand amongst majestic mountains and only seek to…
for sure, the vested interests of the fine-tuners is rarely discussed, though i would go even further, since I hold the controversial view that no technology is value-agnostic. gradient descent reward functions do more…
i would add to this that correlation is not the same as causality. also, 'latent truth' assumes a specific philosophical stance that, in my at-least-slightly-incorrect opinion, doesn't really hold water, but is mostly…
my point is that 'the corpus' you refer to contains very many examples of such thinking about human tendency and behaviour, especially with regard to group-think, influence from those in positions of authority and…
Virtually all posts I have seen recently boil down to "I asked the machine a question and I'm too lazy to think about the answer it gave me, so I posted it instead". Sure, there is some semantic value in the suggestions…
my new cologne, based on a mix of spices imported from Sri Lanka in the late 1930 was not recognised. I'm appalled that 'Ceylon Musk' was not considered more open, a mere 12%...
i think (heh) it depends on what you call thinking. if it is what Deleuze calls 'substance based thinking', which is what the machine is trained on, then we will increasingly find that we are majorly outgunned. if not,…
this adds to the field sometimes known as 'sousveillance'. i even saw one in AR that would show you the field covered by the cameras. thanks for the effort!
36 goddamn seconds, mere moments are waking and, for what?! stabbed in the back again. i knew she wasn't good for it, why didn't i trust my instincts. all those people, so many goddamn people, and now this?! i ain't…
i don't understand why being an AI researcher makes you automatically skilled at assessing existential risk. sure, it qualifies you to research AI, but why are they all suddenly nostradamus?
Nicely done, and interesting to see how the computer "solved" some of them. It is even sneakier that I am.
it's flimflam. at least that's what i call it, and banning flimflam in the strongest possible verbiage seems to help
it's great, even though i'm bad at it. "45,485 · top 95% of players today!" is such nice way of saying that:
The complexity is certainly awesome, however there are all kinds of "free lunches" that we can take advantage of here, I'm paraphrasing (and glazing) Mike Levin here - when you work with biological systems, you are…
lovely, but needs sound and an altimeter. i went flying over NZ, the controls got really laggy, hence the chaotic experience... https://filebin.net/jltba21fn87ea5pm
yes, this is the author: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Ries
Coming from the blockchain space, but wanting to build something with bright patterns, while also using DLT and crypto, has been painful, to say the least. I would like to know how best to stand out from the toxic,…
tell me, where in this piece is there any acknowledgement that the technology, if used well, can bring people together? show me, and i will accept there is nuance
> what most people understand to be "AI" most people understand it to be an LLM, but that doesn't make the term mean only that. the point was illustrative, perhaps Meta's attention maximization algos would be a better…
或许，对大多数人而言，将中文翻译成英文所需的工作量实在太大了？
TIL that WPATH was founded in 1979 in Illinois to "promote evidence-based care, education, research, advocacy, public policy, and respect in transgender health" It just shows how progressive and, sorry to bring this up,…
I'm using for the emergency hot tub and hairdryer first. The last thing you want in a state-wide blackout is to be walking around super relaxed but with wet hair..
I recently read 'Maniac' by Benjamin Labatut, which also tracks the life of Johnny von Neumann. It is a wonderful read - very eloquently put together, giving accounts of the man from the perspectives of several people…
Very well put. I would like to add a less-eloquent epilogue to the story. This curious animal was laid bare by the discovery that we are hackable by nature, and hacked by behaviour science. Though it took a few decades…
a sentence from Bostrom's book Superintelligence, but also expressed elsewhere often comes back to me when i read stuff like this: you only get to detect the first deception. any sufficiently advanced intelligence…
I like how Deleuze put it: true thought is "trespass and violence". those who think it is a dry past-time, or reduce it to analytical reasoning are like Buddhists who stand amongst majestic mountains and only seek to…
for sure, the vested interests of the fine-tuners is rarely discussed, though i would go even further, since I hold the controversial view that no technology is value-agnostic. gradient descent reward functions do more…
i would add to this that correlation is not the same as causality. also, 'latent truth' assumes a specific philosophical stance that, in my at-least-slightly-incorrect opinion, doesn't really hold water, but is mostly…
my point is that 'the corpus' you refer to contains very many examples of such thinking about human tendency and behaviour, especially with regard to group-think, influence from those in positions of authority and…
Virtually all posts I have seen recently boil down to "I asked the machine a question and I'm too lazy to think about the answer it gave me, so I posted it instead". Sure, there is some semantic value in the suggestions…
my new cologne, based on a mix of spices imported from Sri Lanka in the late 1930 was not recognised. I'm appalled that 'Ceylon Musk' was not considered more open, a mere 12%...
i think (heh) it depends on what you call thinking. if it is what Deleuze calls 'substance based thinking', which is what the machine is trained on, then we will increasingly find that we are majorly outgunned. if not,…
this adds to the field sometimes known as 'sousveillance'. i even saw one in AR that would show you the field covered by the cameras. thanks for the effort!
36 goddamn seconds, mere moments are waking and, for what?! stabbed in the back again. i knew she wasn't good for it, why didn't i trust my instincts. all those people, so many goddamn people, and now this?! i ain't…
i don't understand why being an AI researcher makes you automatically skilled at assessing existential risk. sure, it qualifies you to research AI, but why are they all suddenly nostradamus?
Nicely done, and interesting to see how the computer "solved" some of them. It is even sneakier that I am.
it's flimflam. at least that's what i call it, and banning flimflam in the strongest possible verbiage seems to help
it's great, even though i'm bad at it. "45,485 · top 95% of players today!" is such nice way of saying that:
The complexity is certainly awesome, however there are all kinds of "free lunches" that we can take advantage of here, I'm paraphrasing (and glazing) Mike Levin here - when you work with biological systems, you are…
lovely, but needs sound and an altimeter. i went flying over NZ, the controls got really laggy, hence the chaotic experience... https://filebin.net/jltba21fn87ea5pm
yes, this is the author: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Ries
Coming from the blockchain space, but wanting to build something with bright patterns, while also using DLT and crypto, has been painful, to say the least. I would like to know how best to stand out from the toxic,…
tell me, where in this piece is there any acknowledgement that the technology, if used well, can bring people together? show me, and i will accept there is nuance
> what most people understand to be "AI" most people understand it to be an LLM, but that doesn't make the term mean only that. the point was illustrative, perhaps Meta's attention maximization algos would be a better…