I think what the OP is getting at is that if you can only prompt the model and aren't bringing anything to the table yourself, you're going to get a generic answer that looks like all of the others. The point is to…
But pure math is a game that only cares about the rules and definitions as you choose to define them. It's not about understanding the world at all. The application of math in science (which is about understanding the…
Thank you. The OP is urging others to take an ethics class, when they need to be taking a history class. The golden rule apparently didn't apply to the guy whose heart you had to eat to keep the sun rising.
Right, and that's the point. The law isn't a moral benchmark, because morality shifts over time, both for what constitutes a crime, and what constitutes appropriate punishment. At various points in time, it's been legal…
Who the consensus extends to is really the heart of the matter. Most people agree that killing certain people is wrong, but if they disagree on who those certain people are, there's no useful commonality. Some people…
Hogwash. We don't even have a consistent set of ethics on how to treat animals today, in the age of the Internet. We have people who refuse to eat meat because of how the animals are treated, and we have places where…
My bad. I skimmed the early part of the video with the sound down on the train this morning and thought I saw a servo in there. That's clever, but it doesn't really change much. There's not really any advantage in terms…
This design still requires an additional servo for rotor actuation, so the minimum number of actuators is the same as for a fixed wing (roll and yaw are coupled, so the bare minimum is a single rudder servo).
A fixed wing drone only needs one motor, the control is easier, and the physics are more favorable for carrying high ordnance. I'm skeptical that this is going to change much. It's cool in that it can hover and do…
A good engineering course would cover most (if not all) of the skills necessary to do this. This is notable because the person is young and wielding a broad slice of the discipline with maturity.
What exactly would you want to regulate? And keep in mind that regulations are very effective at protecting incumbents, which, as of right now, also includes openAI.
This is a track car for the uber wealthy. It's only rarely going to be on public roads, and it'll probably have some unlock mechanism for the truly stupid stuff. Honestly, I'm here for it. Automakers have gotten…
I'm not even an EV guy, and this is the coolest thing to come out of the automotive space in years. This is almost a throwback to the homologation days of rallying, when automotive companies sold unchained racing cars…
It should also be said that "can't differentiate a function" is a pretty high bar for Monte Carlo methods, which will still give you a gradient for un-differentiable functions.
You'll need to be a bit more specific in your claims here, because I'm not following. What is being centralized? Because the last 40 years has been about decentralizing supply chains and manufacturing. What political…
Unless you're testing your knowledge with practice (that the LLM isn't doing for you), you probably aren't actually learning. Doing is learning.
It's both. Governments correctly realized that you don't outsource technologies that are critical to your defense toolchain, which is why Boeing still makes planes in Everett and not in China. The oversight was not…
LLMs do qualify though, because really they're graph neural nets applied to language. The advantage they had over RNNs was that they could leverage parallel compute and scale to colossal datasets in a way that RNNs just…
This battle was lost 20 years ago, and to reverse it you would need to go back 40 years to prevent US industry from outsourcing to China after it joined the WEF. You can't divorce engineering from manufacturing, because…
I don't see anything stopping the models from getting to that point, though. So far we've gone from the models not being able to do math at all, to improving on progressively more difficult problems, to claims of "it's…
People are already finding stuff in the release to get excited about, and as the models get better at distilling proofs to make them more coherent, this will only amplify. Of all the things to worry about, human…
Because research mathematics is a subset of all quantitative work that gets done, but it's by far the most technically difficult subset. If the models can handle research grade math and produce ironclad proofs, they can…
They're burying any doubt that the models are capable of superhuman performance on intellectual tasks. Neural nets aren't calculators, and were notably poor at mathematical reasoning tasks for a long time. Now they're…
Tire performance is the limit; the mgu-k can in theory brake the crankshaft as hard as the tires and power electronics can handle. Lighter is always better if everything else is equal, but that's not really the case…
Regeneration happens directly on the crankshaft via the mgu-k, not the wheels. The mgu is essentially a governor, so you can set it to add or sink (absorb) torque however you like. If you're adding torque, you're…
I think what the OP is getting at is that if you can only prompt the model and aren't bringing anything to the table yourself, you're going to get a generic answer that looks like all of the others. The point is to…
But pure math is a game that only cares about the rules and definitions as you choose to define them. It's not about understanding the world at all. The application of math in science (which is about understanding the…
Thank you. The OP is urging others to take an ethics class, when they need to be taking a history class. The golden rule apparently didn't apply to the guy whose heart you had to eat to keep the sun rising.
Right, and that's the point. The law isn't a moral benchmark, because morality shifts over time, both for what constitutes a crime, and what constitutes appropriate punishment. At various points in time, it's been legal…
Who the consensus extends to is really the heart of the matter. Most people agree that killing certain people is wrong, but if they disagree on who those certain people are, there's no useful commonality. Some people…
Hogwash. We don't even have a consistent set of ethics on how to treat animals today, in the age of the Internet. We have people who refuse to eat meat because of how the animals are treated, and we have places where…
My bad. I skimmed the early part of the video with the sound down on the train this morning and thought I saw a servo in there. That's clever, but it doesn't really change much. There's not really any advantage in terms…
This design still requires an additional servo for rotor actuation, so the minimum number of actuators is the same as for a fixed wing (roll and yaw are coupled, so the bare minimum is a single rudder servo).
A fixed wing drone only needs one motor, the control is easier, and the physics are more favorable for carrying high ordnance. I'm skeptical that this is going to change much. It's cool in that it can hover and do…
A good engineering course would cover most (if not all) of the skills necessary to do this. This is notable because the person is young and wielding a broad slice of the discipline with maturity.
What exactly would you want to regulate? And keep in mind that regulations are very effective at protecting incumbents, which, as of right now, also includes openAI.
This is a track car for the uber wealthy. It's only rarely going to be on public roads, and it'll probably have some unlock mechanism for the truly stupid stuff. Honestly, I'm here for it. Automakers have gotten…
I'm not even an EV guy, and this is the coolest thing to come out of the automotive space in years. This is almost a throwback to the homologation days of rallying, when automotive companies sold unchained racing cars…
It should also be said that "can't differentiate a function" is a pretty high bar for Monte Carlo methods, which will still give you a gradient for un-differentiable functions.
You'll need to be a bit more specific in your claims here, because I'm not following. What is being centralized? Because the last 40 years has been about decentralizing supply chains and manufacturing. What political…
Unless you're testing your knowledge with practice (that the LLM isn't doing for you), you probably aren't actually learning. Doing is learning.
It's both. Governments correctly realized that you don't outsource technologies that are critical to your defense toolchain, which is why Boeing still makes planes in Everett and not in China. The oversight was not…
LLMs do qualify though, because really they're graph neural nets applied to language. The advantage they had over RNNs was that they could leverage parallel compute and scale to colossal datasets in a way that RNNs just…
This battle was lost 20 years ago, and to reverse it you would need to go back 40 years to prevent US industry from outsourcing to China after it joined the WEF. You can't divorce engineering from manufacturing, because…
I don't see anything stopping the models from getting to that point, though. So far we've gone from the models not being able to do math at all, to improving on progressively more difficult problems, to claims of "it's…
People are already finding stuff in the release to get excited about, and as the models get better at distilling proofs to make them more coherent, this will only amplify. Of all the things to worry about, human…
Because research mathematics is a subset of all quantitative work that gets done, but it's by far the most technically difficult subset. If the models can handle research grade math and produce ironclad proofs, they can…
They're burying any doubt that the models are capable of superhuman performance on intellectual tasks. Neural nets aren't calculators, and were notably poor at mathematical reasoning tasks for a long time. Now they're…
Tire performance is the limit; the mgu-k can in theory brake the crankshaft as hard as the tires and power electronics can handle. Lighter is always better if everything else is equal, but that's not really the case…
Regeneration happens directly on the crankshaft via the mgu-k, not the wheels. The mgu is essentially a governor, so you can set it to add or sink (absorb) torque however you like. If you're adding torque, you're…