drmadx.bsky.social
For Ukraine, against nazis, antisemitism, genocide, and zionism. Have forgotten more about chemistry than most people will ever know. Seriously, I *really* don't know very much chemistry, but I have a PhD in it, and forgot all of it 🤷
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Is consensus still that 1967 was preemptive?
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For some reason I read the "tiny me" part in the limbic system voice from Disco Elysium.
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Wow, they really live in a completely other world than the rest of us.
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As a cis man, can I ask wtf terfs are doing in bathroom? Mens rooms have urinals, so if you wanted to be a weirdo you could go look over people's shoulders, but what would a disguised perv be able to see in *womens* bathrooms? Don't you have stalls? Do terfs whip out their tits while washing hands?
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Maybe they think Javert is the good guy?
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Per capita as many Danes died in Afghanistan as Americans. I hope the Danish politicians that dragged us into that mess, because America was our "allies", are watching this.
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Makes sense. If Germany and Japan hadn't lost, his family would probably have immigrated to Germany to live in a country more closely aligned with their political views.
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Maybe if this pans out we'll all think Zuck is cool, and we'll all go to the metaverse to hang out with him and his super awesome robot.
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Perspective matters
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The authors set out to assess, systematically, the "reasoning" ability of chain-of-thought (CoT) systems in a structured domain: logic puzzles that can be solved with recursive algorithms. For example, Towers of Hanoi or the bit about getting the goat across the river without eating the cabbage.
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I used to think like you, but if you're covered in the new mud, the AI can't make sense of it. It's how we fight it
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I'm worried that reusing those pictures in the future might not be a good idea. If the AI companies really wanted to, it shouldn't be too hard to correlate which account did queries with the examples in the article, do proper geolocation on other images from the same account and training on those.
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Genuinely confused. Is that praise coming from him?
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<fails saving throw>
<dies>
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Be the baker on the titanic that went to the bakery and got absolutely shit faced, rode down the side of the boat like a big slide, and spent 40minutes in -2°C water before being picked rescued, never even noticing the water was cold.
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You can just feels those big balls crawling up.
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Is it jurisdiction or just being amenable to suggestions from an increasingly autocratic American leadership?
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Devils advocate: what if we made it OK for teachers and institutions to fail students, and made all exams oral/without Internet access wouldn't it self regulate?
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On brand
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If you drop one on the Kremlin, it might.
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I love the sound of Russian red lines whooshing by (honestly not sure if it's the lines or Peskov whining, but either way I enjoy it)
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Amazing. That sounds like just the thing I need for my project to have an AI help build a nuclear reactor in a closely populated area!
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Checks out, no?
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And still the smartest person in this administration
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It's a generational thing