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OpenAI constructed an entire shadow internet for model training so they could remove all internet access they asked agents to try to communicate with each other, and they could: via the CPU cache 🤯 openai.com/index/securi...
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“We’ve established that the observatory is fully functional,” said Julie McEnery, #NASARoman senior project scientist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. “The telescope can guide and take exposures, data flows appropriately, and we can slew from one place to another for observations.” 🔭
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My worry is that a mania to bring down electricity rates will result in a bunch of slopulist policies that have the effect of choking off investment in the grid & thereby stymying further electrification. I worry we'll start to see "rising demand for electricity" as ipso facto a *bad* thing.
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OK, some folks asked: why does the stampede toward electricity-affordability as a political issue make me nervous? This probably warrants an essay or something, but I'll try to summarize. Basically: we need to electrify the economy. That will involve a grid 2, 3, even 4X the capacity of ours.
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If you have never witnessed a real, live leap second - and now you never will - try the simulator
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Looking for a PhD program where you can study vision from different perspectives (computer vision, visual neuroscience, visual perception, image processing)? Consider applying to NYU! visionscience.com/pipermail/vi...
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Warning, this is an info hazard, and especially if you have a young daughter it will drive you nuts. www.emilydamstra.com/please-enoug...
Me, and our shopping lists were written on 80-column cards.
The real question is, how many people have actually used carbon paper for its intended purpose? I mean, not just signing a carbon form — but, like, actually typing a letter and keeping the carbon? I know I have some Nu-Kote sheets in my art supply stash, and maybe even some corrasable bond …
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YES you're "cognitively offloading" when you have the maps apps do turn-by-turn GPS navigation for you you're "cognitively offloading" when you do division on a calculator instead of doing long division by hand etc. etc. there's nothing inherently wrong with it, people are just weird about AI
'you're cognitively offloading'. yes. correct. that is what i wish to do. i do not wish to expend cognition figuring out which pharmacist takes my insurance and is closest. i want to offload it & be told who that is. you are free to continue manually doing this task you evidently find so meaningful