The use of these AI systems are the biggest evidence of the Genocidal rules of engagement from the Israelis.
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For the past 153 days, I've worked tirelessly on constructing a peace plan for the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict based on my contextual knowledge of the conflict. This is what I've been able to come up with. It's amateur and idealistic in many respects, but it's also the best plan I have seen to date.
The Israeli’s are using recommender systems to help choose the targets to strike. This is one of the most consequential, and dangerous developments in Artificial Intelligence yet.
That’s funny because weed shops in DC are a dime a dozen.
What’s this guys deal? In my head, he’s been salty ever since he got dropped from UPN because they wanted to make money off of black people.
I recently got a job this way. It’s not ideal but since I’m coming out of a bad spot mentally, it’s an absolute lifesaver.
My only experience with Robot was at Juniper Networks, where it was a poorly maintained bastard QA org tech. Would have been infinitely better if DEV’s and QA had a shared repo of python scripts.
I have a copy of this sitting in my parents basement along with a bunch of automata theory books I’ll probably never have the time to read
I had a incredibly stressful college experience where I suffered severe sleep deprivation on the regular due to undiagnosed ADHD. I worry that I have permanent brain damage from the experience.
The lightning storm of thoughts disappears with proper ADHD treatment, but I think the focus/attention allows me to be more creative/productive, not less.
The youngest, strongest RTL engineer I know jumped from Apple to Rivos.
I’m going through something similar to OP and I did exactly this. Thanks for validating I’m not crazy.
Thanks, I appreciate this. I’m not in the best state atm, and my writing isn’t that great so I just impulse deleted my post.
Thanks, I appreciate this.
Thanks, I appreciate this.
My problem is that I hate leetcode and I’m also burnt out from all the nonsense you mentioned
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/20774089_What_One_I... Here’s an analysis of matrices
I’m definitely going to start practicing keeping an engineering journal! This sounds perfect for treating my adhd.
He inspired me to look up the research on Raven Progressive Matrices: https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.68...
I don’t think you realize that web search is the largest computational problem in existence.
I’ll probably start one at CMU once the pandemic is over.
Nope, but that’s an interesting application. Cognitive Science is a deep field, and I’ve just started scratching the surface.
Allen Newell is my spiritual PhD advisor :). I was able to get a copy of both Volumes of the Soar papers. I really hope to be able to emulate him someday.
Write, in anyway that feels mentally relieving. Whether it’s a journal or a whiteboard.
The problem is that you’re not smarter than me so why should I trust your test?
Do you study artificial intelligence?
Granted that measure is normalized, and my anecdotal evidence does match the feeling of being several standard deviations from the average person.
Maybe my gripe with IQ is that as a theory, I find it intellectually unsatisfactory. I can accept that being good at solving the puzzles they gave me in tag class correlates with positive life experiences.
These tests are probably measuring something. But I don’t see how anyone with a high IQ can take IQ test seriously.
I’ve been studying the writings of early artificial intelligence pioneers (Minsky, Simon, Newell, Von Neumann, etc) and to think that we can assign an integer measure to the most complex information processing systems in existence seems like one step above pseudoscience.
This is a serious issue but the low brow takes here all ignore the fact that computers are extremely complex and buggy as hell.
I really meant the 3 separate volumes :)