So I recently watched Don't Look Up. This post has spoilers on the movie so if you want to watch it, stop reading because spoilers are ahead. I couldn't help see the parallels between the asteroid and Global Warming or The AI Apocalypse. I think the creators actually meant for...
I'm in the midst of reading Eliezer's sequences and I have learned Bayes' Theorem because of it. I wanted to apply it to my friend's current uncertain situation. Her cat was diagnosed with a disease called FIP and she has treated her cat with remdesivir. However, there is a chance...
I think it would be interesting to discover/teach general heuristics on how to improve each axis respectively.
A side note here: I have always thought about why people (myself included) prefer to do certain things (such as playing video games/watching movies/etc) to doing other things (such as reading research papers, solving novel problems in science, etc). When I play a strategy game I am solving problems and when I am doing AI research I am still solving problems. I love doing them both, but there is a part of me (The devil side ?) that prefers to play strategy games to doing AI research for my master's. Even though both require intense focus... (read more)
So I recently watched Don't Look Up. This post has spoilers on the movie so if you want to watch it, stop reading because spoilers are ahead.
I couldn't help see the parallels between the asteroid and Global Warming or The AI Apocalypse. I think the creators actually meant for this to happen which means they have reached their goal.
Because some people might not be interested in watching the movie I will provide a little bit of background on the plotline of the movie. The movie starts by two scientists discovering that a comet is heading towards earth and it will cause an extinction of all life on earth. The scientist try to... (read 342 more words →)
This is just awesome!
I'm in the midst of reading Eliezer's sequences and I have learned Bayes' Theorem because of it. I wanted to apply it to my friend's current uncertain situation. Her cat was diagnosed with a disease called FIP and she has treated her cat with remdesivir. However, there is a chance of about 10% according to studies that her cat might relapse after finishing the treatment. So she has been taking blood tests ever since to know whether her cat has relapsed or not. So I wanted to apply Bayes Rule to the blood cell counts and Biochemistry to update the prior probability of 10% each time she gets a new lab result.
Of... (read more)
I increased the volume and did noise suppression on them:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ9u8EFfTLel8wpw4mZClAgVufYx9aAlF
Enjoy :)