vrighter
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- Comment on I'd choose 4 tbh 3 days ago:
1 and 2 are definitely not the same
- Comment on All you have to do is bump into hitler's biological parents before he was conceived, and you've erased his existence. No "assassination plot" is necessary. 4 days ago:
but you’re still wrong
- Comment on All you have to do is bump into hitler's biological parents before he was conceived, and you've erased his existence. No "assassination plot" is necessary. 4 days ago:
and again, in the definition you just pasted in there does not say anything about closed form solutions. You keep contradicting yourself in trying to die on that hill
- Comment on All you have to do is bump into hitler's biological parents before he was conceived, and you've erased his existence. No "assassination plot" is necessary. 4 days ago:
- Comment on All you have to do is bump into hitler's biological parents before he was conceived, and you've erased his existence. No "assassination plot" is necessary. 5 days ago:
I completely agree with what this comment says. It’s still irrelevant though. Where did I say it has to be unbounded? You are countering an argument I did not make. Whether the result is divergent or not is irrelevant. The point is that “not having a closed form solution” is not the meaning of chaos, which was your original wrong statement.
- Comment on New Cars Don't All Come With Dipsticks Anymore, Here's Why 5 days ago:
i have oil in the differential that needs occasional replacement
- Comment on All you have to do is bump into hitler's biological parents before he was conceived, and you've erased his existence. No "assassination plot" is necessary. 5 days ago:
what does any of that have to do with anything I said? By the way, that wikepedia page doesn’t contain the word “closed” anywhere in it. just saying
- Comment on All you have to do is bump into hitler's biological parents before he was conceived, and you've erased his existence. No "assassination plot" is necessary. 5 days ago:
No it doesn’t mean that. It means that tiny changes in input result in big changes in the output.
By your definition, a simple ellipse is chaotic. Which it clearly isn’t. Tiny changes in the axes result in tiny changes to its shape, and by extension its perimeter. Yet there is no closed form formula for the perimiter of an ellipse.
This could also be verified using a simple dictionary, not even a math textbook.
- Comment on The World's First Mass-Produced Flying Car Is Here and It Costs $1 Million 1 week ago:
a plane. A flying car is called a plane.
- Comment on Every toddler becomes a hackerman when they find a tablet 1 week ago:
most kids today are technologically illiterate. We didn’t call anyone who watched a ton of tv a tech-wiz, because tv was just a device made for consumption of content. Even though the tv uses electricity to work
- Comment on Stack overflow is almost dead 1 week ago:
marked as duplicate, see <other question from 2005, before LLMs were invented>
- Comment on We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard. 1 week ago:
also, you can make computers much more cheap and reliable, more maintainable and much much faster, if you protect them from space radiation by operating them down here, under the protection of earth’s atmosphere.
- Comment on We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard. 1 week ago:
very stupid. One of the most difficult things in space is cooling stuff. Sending up a bunch of space heaters in a box (almost all of the energy pumped into a computer is turned into heat. The actual computatiion takes next to nothing in comparison) is definitely not a good idea. Definitely not one thought up by a technical person.
- Comment on We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard. 1 week ago:
there’s lots of handwavy things. They even said they “discovered new physics” to explain some disappointing (perfectly predictable, by other established nuclear physicists) results. “Oh the physics equation was wrong, we just need to make everything 25% bigger”.
Also, the emitted radiation levels will be insane once it’s scaled up
- Comment on We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard. 1 week ago:
the ones that give up on all the “desirable” aspects of cryptocurrencies? The payment isn’t final until it is on chain. You don’t need to trust anyone to figure out if you’re on the right chain in the first place. Off-chain shit defeats this. What’s the point, other than dressing up the horse before beating it some more?
- Comment on Microsoft is putting AI actions into the Windows File Explorer 1 week ago:
for example? Because your statement is similar to asking a chef what’s on the menu and them replying with “food”
- Comment on Microsoft is putting AI actions into the Windows File Explorer 1 week ago:
not with LLMs, dfinitely
- Comment on The Collapse of GPT: Will future artificial intelligence systems perform increasingly poorly due to AI-generated material in their training data? 1 week ago:
when you flood the internet with content you don’t want, but can’t detect, that is quite difficult
- Comment on Fake reviews on Play Store by Plex staff 2 weeks ago:
subtitles have completely stopped working for me :/
- Comment on Paul McCartney and Dua Lipa among artists urging British Prime Minister Starmer to rethink his AI copyright plans 2 weeks ago:
except that they regularly do. It isn’t even news at this point
- Comment on Paul McCartney and Dua Lipa among artists urging British Prime Minister Starmer to rethink his AI copyright plans 2 weeks ago:
but that’s not what they’re doing when they’re spitting out open source code verbatim, with no attribution or license
- Comment on Paul McCartney and Dua Lipa among artists urging British Prime Minister Starmer to rethink his AI copyright plans 2 weeks ago:
well yeah. And it has been proven time and again that they can, and do, regurgitate that training material out quite often
- Comment on Paul McCartney and Dua Lipa among artists urging British Prime Minister Starmer to rethink his AI copyright plans 2 weeks ago:
if i learn a book by heart, and then go around making money by reciting it, then that’s illegal. same thing.
- Comment on Windows Is Adding AI Agents That Can Change Your Settings 3 weeks ago:
The biggest frustration is not me changing settings.
The biggest frustration is windows changing back those settings whenever it feels like it.
This is just doubling down on the “greatest frustration”
- Comment on White House Issues Update Less Than 24 Hours After Trump's Tariff Plan on Foreign Films: 'No Final Decisions Have Been Made' 3 weeks ago:
home alone 2 was the best movie?
- Comment on ChatGPT's hallucination problem is getting worse according to OpenAI's own tests and nobody understands why 3 weeks ago:
we do understand why. It’s model collapse due to “inbreeding”
- Comment on The Return of the Pebble Smartwatch Is a Sign People Crave Something Unique 3 weeks ago:
the only tatches that stuck with me were the original pebble, pebble time steel, and a pinetime. I also have a galaxy watch gathering dust in a drawer somewhere, which is just not practical
- Comment on Report: Apple CEO “cares about nothing else” Than Building Breakout AR Glasses Before Meta 4 weeks ago:
yes, not from apple though. That’s a guarantee they would be useless for a tinkerer
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
first of all, there exist more than one numeral system. Ex. I, X, V, A, B, C, D, E, F,etc
- Comment on Microsoft rolls Windows Recall out to the public nearly a year after announcing it 4 weeks ago:
only until they find out most people never enable it. Then it will be forced on