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tonyzhaozh.github.io 3y ago

Learning Fine-Grained Bimanual Manipulation with Low-Cost Hardware

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twitter.com 4y ago

Dalle-2 generates pixelart game assets

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archive.org 4y ago

Dalle-2 book of 1000 robot paintings

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mirror.xyz 4y ago

Using DALLE-2 to illustrate stories

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www.lesswrong.com 4y ago

Playing with DALL-E 2

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twitter.com 4y ago

Midjourney AI Generated Images

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en.wikipedia.org 4y ago

Project Pluto – nuclear-powered ramjet engines

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www.newyorker.com 4y ago

Where Do Eels Come From?

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erikhoel.substack.com 4y ago

Geniuses of the past were aristocratically tutored

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gnu.ist.utl.pt 4y ago

No Silver Bullet – Garbage Collection for Java in Embedded Systems (1998)

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psithur.com 4y ago

Building Psithur Connect

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www.youtube.com 4y ago

Vladimir Pozner: How the United States Created Vladimir Putin

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people.idsia.ch 4y ago

Turing Oversold

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twitter.com 4y ago

Generated Horror

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sebastianrisi.com 4y ago

The Future of AI Is Self-Organizing and Self-Assembling

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twitter.com 4y ago

AI Dungeon will generate visuals

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erik-engheim.medium.com 4y ago

Go does not need a Java-style GC

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arxiv.org 4y ago

Mesh: Compacting Memory Management for C/C++ Applications

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www.aicas.com 4y ago

JamaicaVM: A realtime Java-based VM for embedded software

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anarchiststudies.org 4y ago

Anarchist Cybernetics

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www.inverse.com 4y ago

XDream: Generating GAN images based on monkey neurofeedback

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twitter.com 4y ago

AutoML-Zero Evolutionary search discovers fundamental ML algorithms from scratch

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climate.nasa.gov 5y ago

Examining the Viability of Planting Trees to Help Mitigate Climate Change (2019)

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twitter.com 5y ago

Dynamical Independence of emergent processes in complex systems

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join.substack.com 5y ago

Neurons might contain something within them

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opencrux.com 5y ago

Crux: The Strength of the Record

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github.com 5y ago

1c/Tyrian: Run TypeScript / NPM Modules on JVM

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www.omgubuntu.co.uk 5y ago

New Ubuntu installer will use Flutter

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scottlocklin.wordpress.com 5y ago

RNA Memory Hypothesis

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github.com 5y ago

Tapestry: Project Loom Primitives for Clojure

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ECC and DDR5 2 days ago

Something important not discussed here is that you need not only error correction (when possible) but also error reporting, so you can know you RAM is failing. Sadly, is not possible to get DDR5 on-die ECC error counts reported to the OS. Alternative solution, use IBECC with DDR5, where the CPU reserves a portion of the RAM for parity bits and does the check / reporting.

Seconded, but note some paths were taken (at least partially), as in some way is a meta-book were each paragraph comprises an idea that deserves a full book on its own. Some Stapledon readers were clearly inspired by it, e.g. Dyson spheres were first postulated there, and Borges got the "The Garden of Forking Paths" idea also from it.. and also Virtual Reality (not bad for 1937!) . Asimov was also an Stapledon admirer and he said that Stapledon expanded s.f. to a cosmic scale, so I think that Stapledon influence is also very present in The Last Question.

You are confusing intelligence with consciousness (qualia). We simply don't know how qualia develops or how to measure it. We cannot discard, for example, than an ant has a greater qualia level than us. There are theories about qualia being connected to microtubules on neurons and quantum effects... the DOOM-playing neurons also have those microtubules. So you cannot say "definitely not".

Technocracy 2.0 6 months ago

Technocracy had both socialist proponents like Charles Steinmetz and also anti-communists racists/fascists like Joshua Haldeman (Elon Musk grandfather). In some ways technocracy is the acknowledging of the necessity of economy planning to transcend capitalism but without taking into account class struggle. That way, it can be seen like a good-willed engineer dream that doesn't wants to face social reality or thinks socialist like planning can be implemented just by convincing capitalists it's advantages for the entire society (somewhat like the old utopian socialism / fabianism)... or, it can be used as an ideological cover-up to sell the dream of a brighter future but without questioning the billonarie class, the concentration of capital or the property of the means of production, while avoiding taking explicit positions in every class struggle instance.

I think this new version is the latter case, a bad rehearsal used as a veil of the ascent of fascism in the States.

As someone who read The Persistence of Vision at almost the same age, I concur, it was transformative.

Perl was a bad language, line noise. It was better than using bash and awk for complex scripting, and better than using C for CGI pages. But Python and PHP were better and more readable for those use cases, and killed Perl.

There’s something profound behind that funny observation. God is a creation of the human mind, yet humanity forgets that it created God. The idea then appears as something external, becoming an independent power that shapes and controls human consciousness. Humans become alienated from what they themselves produced.

This was Feuerbach’s insight, and Marx extended it: just as humanity creates God and then treats him as an autonomous force, it also creates Capital. But Capital comes to operate as if it were an external, self-moving—almost “demonic”—power. People end up acting not according to human needs, but according to the logic of Capital itself.

From this perspective, the Marxist project is not merely a struggle against the bourgeoisie; it is an effort to overcome humanity’s alienation from its own creations—to reclaim power from the human-made “demon” that has come to dominate social life.

Deterministic doesn't necessarily mean that can be understood by an human mind. You can think about a process entirely deterministic but so complex and with so many moving parts (and probably chaotic) that a humble human cannot comprehend.

Because containers were lighter than VM's, made reproducible and modularizable how to build the VM contents, and "solved" Unix/POSIX process isolation / library management design flaws.

Also to consider, how the massive datasets powering LLMs were generated? For the case of text, it was generations of humans and humans lives, experiences and interactions with the real world that coagulated into masses of text and the language itself.. not to mention the evolutionary process that made that possible. There is an history of biological computation and interaction behind what it seems to be static data.