Are you also a professional Astronomer that can accurately vet his claims and research?
Generally have been satisfied with Anker, though that stuff is made in China the chargers and batteries have been good. Monoprice used to be good but I haven't used anything from them in a while
You should probably think about why you think that making the model output reasoning steps which lead it to correctly answer questions it couldn't before is not somehow equivalent to reasoning.
Yeah man they have teams on standby to adjust the model whenever a random unknown author posts something on obscure pre-print servers. Then they spend hundreds of thousands of compute $ to improve the model on that one…
>You had time to respond though, what a silly (and elitist rebuttal). What a dumb take. It probably takes seconds to write a simple comment and far longer to read a paper. >You argue by authority that yes, it actually…
The probability that a Stochastic Parrot returns coherent reasoning seems vanishingly small.
Quartz = SiO2 --> Silicon and Oxygen QED
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With you there. A lot of Chinese labs are listed e.g. but my own experience trying to replicate materials science results from "credible" Chinese labs has led to a lot of disappointment.
The proposed mechanism for superconductivity in lk-99 is pretty different so that may be confounding your interpretation of those graphs.
Yeah so hard to make money during the Dotcom boom with all your dad's apartheid emerald mine money. How does his boot taste?
What?? You mean Elon made another colossal mistake, bbbut hes such a business genius...
>Its interesting how many lower income people have iphones, Jordans, Teslas/Mustangs/Corvettes Yeah all those food stampers buying Corvettes and Teslas is so annoying. Lolwut
You jest but that is actually a subject of real research.
The same can be said about meat brains, they just execute natural programs. There's no reason in principle why a meat brain should be able to experience emotion and silicon brains cannot.
If you look at actual quotes from people like Sam Altman, Ilya Sutskever, Demis Hassabis, etc. the AI, that is to say really the AGI, that they want to build is a godlike super intelligent being. To many researchers in…
This feels like a boat that sailed long ago. I don't know anyone using cash for anything more than small incidental purchases, I'd say it's generally impossible to structure you life around using Cash at a large scale.
> I’ve seen a lot of crazy conspiracy theories reveal themselves to be true in the past five years. Such as what? >Apply some critical thinking on this. Governments and corporate elites worldwide are salivating over the…
Just another result of the terrible Publish or Perish incentives in Academia.
As I mentioned do any of those outweigh the possibility that some 3 letter agency might start mass scanning US Citizens for what amounts to thought crime? The very fundamental idea of privacy would cease to exist.
Felt like the Cola flavor was the worst of them all, maybe I have a too strong bias that a Cola should mostly taste like Coke or something. Anyway, I've settled on sparkling waters like Bubly/Lacroix which hit the fizzy…
> I think you've hit upon some interesting examples. Maybe the way to look at this is cost vs "benefit" (in the broadest sense of the word). This is obviously a better framework to be in. "If I don't do it someone else…
>People seem to find "if I don't then someone else will" to be an unacceptable answer but it seems to me to be fairly central. Because you can use this as a cop out for truly heinous work. I.e. gain of function…
But 32 hours a week is far less than 8-10 hours a day for 6 days. Not sure what you are getting at.
>Then the AI got better, and still the dreamlike things never go away. The constant problem with the hands, words never properly formed, clocks always look wrong, etc. Might be a bit behind the times, Midjourney seems…
Are you also a professional Astronomer that can accurately vet his claims and research?
Generally have been satisfied with Anker, though that stuff is made in China the chargers and batteries have been good. Monoprice used to be good but I haven't used anything from them in a while
You should probably think about why you think that making the model output reasoning steps which lead it to correctly answer questions it couldn't before is not somehow equivalent to reasoning.
Yeah man they have teams on standby to adjust the model whenever a random unknown author posts something on obscure pre-print servers. Then they spend hundreds of thousands of compute $ to improve the model on that one…
>You had time to respond though, what a silly (and elitist rebuttal). What a dumb take. It probably takes seconds to write a simple comment and far longer to read a paper. >You argue by authority that yes, it actually…
The probability that a Stochastic Parrot returns coherent reasoning seems vanishingly small.
Quartz = SiO2 --> Silicon and Oxygen QED
[flagged]
With you there. A lot of Chinese labs are listed e.g. but my own experience trying to replicate materials science results from "credible" Chinese labs has led to a lot of disappointment.
The proposed mechanism for superconductivity in lk-99 is pretty different so that may be confounding your interpretation of those graphs.
Yeah so hard to make money during the Dotcom boom with all your dad's apartheid emerald mine money. How does his boot taste?
What?? You mean Elon made another colossal mistake, bbbut hes such a business genius...
>Its interesting how many lower income people have iphones, Jordans, Teslas/Mustangs/Corvettes Yeah all those food stampers buying Corvettes and Teslas is so annoying. Lolwut
You jest but that is actually a subject of real research.
The same can be said about meat brains, they just execute natural programs. There's no reason in principle why a meat brain should be able to experience emotion and silicon brains cannot.
If you look at actual quotes from people like Sam Altman, Ilya Sutskever, Demis Hassabis, etc. the AI, that is to say really the AGI, that they want to build is a godlike super intelligent being. To many researchers in…
This feels like a boat that sailed long ago. I don't know anyone using cash for anything more than small incidental purchases, I'd say it's generally impossible to structure you life around using Cash at a large scale.
> I’ve seen a lot of crazy conspiracy theories reveal themselves to be true in the past five years. Such as what? >Apply some critical thinking on this. Governments and corporate elites worldwide are salivating over the…
Just another result of the terrible Publish or Perish incentives in Academia.
As I mentioned do any of those outweigh the possibility that some 3 letter agency might start mass scanning US Citizens for what amounts to thought crime? The very fundamental idea of privacy would cease to exist.
Felt like the Cola flavor was the worst of them all, maybe I have a too strong bias that a Cola should mostly taste like Coke or something. Anyway, I've settled on sparkling waters like Bubly/Lacroix which hit the fizzy…
> I think you've hit upon some interesting examples. Maybe the way to look at this is cost vs "benefit" (in the broadest sense of the word). This is obviously a better framework to be in. "If I don't do it someone else…
>People seem to find "if I don't then someone else will" to be an unacceptable answer but it seems to me to be fairly central. Because you can use this as a cop out for truly heinous work. I.e. gain of function…
But 32 hours a week is far less than 8-10 hours a day for 6 days. Not sure what you are getting at.
>Then the AI got better, and still the dreamlike things never go away. The constant problem with the hands, words never properly formed, clocks always look wrong, etc. Might be a bit behind the times, Midjourney seems…