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> The tick loop waits at least 3 centiseconds per frame, giving an effective rate of about 33.33 Hz

3 centiseconds instead of 30 miliseconds, totally not a robot

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> The tick loop waits at least 3 centiseconds per frame, giving an effective rate of about 33.33 Hz

interesting choice of word, I'm tempted to say something

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sure, I was just talking about this Hollywood myth that the military is far ahead of everyone else, including in computing matters when we all know the military procurement birrocracy

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the same military is using computers with Windows and Xbox controllers

and got upset when Anthropic didn't want to let them use their LLM

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this is black and white, I thought color blindness is only for colors?

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> humans can read

strong statement, I struggle to read it

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do you think quantum computers would help simulating this? I've seen contradictory opinions from the experts - it can in theory but not really in practice (even assuming sufficiently large quantum computers will be built)

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yet there are problems there too we do not know the "true axioms of math", people disagree (math foundations)

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biology is full of exceptions to exceptions to exceptions. like immunology

so there is no way to extrapolate/interpolate, anything which was not directly measured is basically unknown since it could be yet another exception

or in programming language, the worse spaghetti code you could imagine, full of feature flags randomly enabled inconsistently

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by consent they mean a dialog/EULA with careful wording was display and the user clicked ok.

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financial markets dont trade when the smears happen (NYE)

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> Recently it's been shown that there are real, physical processes which are undecidable

According to the currently known laws of physics. Which we know are incomplete/incorrect in several places.

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there is no "software" that a lot of people want, yet nobody managed to create yet because they failed too due to it was being hard to implement (excluding AGI/ASI which is not really software)

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pretty sure already millions of dollars (in inference costs) were already thrown at the Riehmann hypothesis

as the models get stronger, larger amounts will be thrown at it

imagine paying "just $1 bil" to go down in history as the company who's model solved the hardest/most famous open problem in mathematics. imagine the worldwide press headlines.

as they say, the Riehmann Hypothesis is the hardest way to earn a million dollar

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everybody knew the problem was impossible to solve

then one day somebody new arrived and they forgot to tell him/her, so he/she solved the problem

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of you ask it, surely it can run a "time" in its sandbox from time to time and see how long it worked for

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if you need below 1 millisecond time accuracy, probably you know what you are doing and you wont mix NTP servers (and I think you need PTP for that)

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traditional markets are closed when time changes happen