Sounds like you should make a blog post!
Has anybody tried feeding a LLM a bunch of business rules and having it generate a program that meets them?
The story was mildly entertaining, but the authors style is intolerable. I feel like I received some obscene *psychic* damage reading this.
Indeed, operating temperature seems to me less of a concern. Considering how difficult it‘s been to produce LK-99 so far, some skepticism on being able to manufacture the material in mass is warranted, I think. Still,…
My layman understanding is that this paper states the team replicated LK-99, and confirmed that it has a property of a super-conductor - this particular type of magnetic levitation.
I wouldn’t say so. In essence, every employee is paid to solve business problems.
This was the first I'd heard of Long Now, but upon reading the article, I had assumed the leading 0 was representative of the infinite continuum of 0's in-front. But all the repetitive 0's had been slimmed down to one,…
Funnily enough, saying a music label "dropped" an artist means the opposite.
Sounds like you should make a blog post!
Has anybody tried feeding a LLM a bunch of business rules and having it generate a program that meets them?
The story was mildly entertaining, but the authors style is intolerable. I feel like I received some obscene *psychic* damage reading this.
Indeed, operating temperature seems to me less of a concern. Considering how difficult it‘s been to produce LK-99 so far, some skepticism on being able to manufacture the material in mass is warranted, I think. Still,…
My layman understanding is that this paper states the team replicated LK-99, and confirmed that it has a property of a super-conductor - this particular type of magnetic levitation.
I wouldn’t say so. In essence, every employee is paid to solve business problems.
This was the first I'd heard of Long Now, but upon reading the article, I had assumed the leading 0 was representative of the infinite continuum of 0's in-front. But all the repetitive 0's had been slimmed down to one,…
Funnily enough, saying a music label "dropped" an artist means the opposite.