I imagine that would take months at least. Meanwhile, only a selected few get to have access to what might be some of the most significant developments in mathematics. That seems incredibly unfair.
What should OpenAI have done instead of what they did? I think it’s far better that we get the messy dump of proofs ASAP so everyone can grapple with the reality of what these models can and can’t do, and participate in…
There’s a lot of negativity here. I’ll just say I’m extremely glad I had ChatGPT when I was going through some health issues last year.
I see this in wikipedia: "The attribution of the invention of the architecture to von Neumann is controversial, not least because Eckert and Mauchly had done a lot of the required design work and claim to have had the…
My favorite is Run Wild from Athletic Brewing Co.
Novice: "technical analysis is legit!" Intermediate: "technical analysis is total BS!" Pro: "technical analysis is legit."
Personally, I prefer Bishop (Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning) or Murphy (Probabilistic Machine Learning: An Introduction).
The version of the quote I've heard (and which sounds better to me) is this: "Sometimes someone confesses a sin in order to take credit for it." -John von Neumann
> see themselves as embarrassed millionaires I see this "embarrassed millionaires" line a lot. It seems unbelievably cynical. Do you really think a meaningful fraction of workers are thinking "I'll oppose unions because…
Maybe try audio. I really like the version narrated by David Horovich.
The book that did this for me: The Elements of Computing Systems: Building a Modern Computer from First Principles (Nisan and Schocken) https://www.amazon.com/Elements-Computing-Systems-second-Pri...
No it doesn't. I listened to the audiobook and agree it has very good lessons. One of the big ones has to do with empathy. I wish I'd had a book like this when I was a kid.
One of my favorites: https://www.amazon.com/Wisdom-Counsels-Maxims-Great-Philosop... (The Wisdom of Life and Counsels and Maxims)
Actually, what you're describing sounds like something you'd refer to as "not a showstopper". To me, a "showstopper" is something that stops the show: that can't be ignored or "fixed later".
I imagine that would take months at least. Meanwhile, only a selected few get to have access to what might be some of the most significant developments in mathematics. That seems incredibly unfair.
What should OpenAI have done instead of what they did? I think it’s far better that we get the messy dump of proofs ASAP so everyone can grapple with the reality of what these models can and can’t do, and participate in…
There’s a lot of negativity here. I’ll just say I’m extremely glad I had ChatGPT when I was going through some health issues last year.
I see this in wikipedia: "The attribution of the invention of the architecture to von Neumann is controversial, not least because Eckert and Mauchly had done a lot of the required design work and claim to have had the…
My favorite is Run Wild from Athletic Brewing Co.
Novice: "technical analysis is legit!" Intermediate: "technical analysis is total BS!" Pro: "technical analysis is legit."
Personally, I prefer Bishop (Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning) or Murphy (Probabilistic Machine Learning: An Introduction).
The version of the quote I've heard (and which sounds better to me) is this: "Sometimes someone confesses a sin in order to take credit for it." -John von Neumann
> see themselves as embarrassed millionaires I see this "embarrassed millionaires" line a lot. It seems unbelievably cynical. Do you really think a meaningful fraction of workers are thinking "I'll oppose unions because…
Maybe try audio. I really like the version narrated by David Horovich.
The book that did this for me: The Elements of Computing Systems: Building a Modern Computer from First Principles (Nisan and Schocken) https://www.amazon.com/Elements-Computing-Systems-second-Pri...
No it doesn't. I listened to the audiobook and agree it has very good lessons. One of the big ones has to do with empathy. I wish I'd had a book like this when I was a kid.
One of my favorites: https://www.amazon.com/Wisdom-Counsels-Maxims-Great-Philosop... (The Wisdom of Life and Counsels and Maxims)
Actually, what you're describing sounds like something you'd refer to as "not a showstopper". To me, a "showstopper" is something that stops the show: that can't be ignored or "fixed later".