>a non-insignificant portion of HN refuses to believe in climate change. This strikes me as a Motte-and-Bailey style argument. I don’t think the issue is whether the climate is changing, but people who bang on about the…
Everyone always said “you can’t put nine women on one pregnancy and get a baby in just one month.” Heck, Elon Musk tried to do it, and wouldn’t you know it, ended up with nine kids!
Is there a list of things or beliefs that make someone "Far right"? Is there a list or reason why being labeled "far right" (by others, not oneself) should be disqualifying, or worthy of having your services abused?…
All of the accolades you bestowed upon visa-sponsored workers could be true. But the framing of indentured servitude comes from the visa sponsorship itself. These workers do not feel they have the right to free…
As a father of a growing family, I am still waiting for the RoBovan.
In which ways, specifically? Or, which ways would you like to promote a discussion about?
It is not a stretch. Tolkien was a devout Catholic. The story has a wide variety of allegorical symbolism pointing to a profound Catholic faith. The ring is a metaphor for sin. In famous scene of Boromir’s death, in…
“Filled with immigrants” will always be a subjective term. Does it need to be 100% immigrants to count as “filled”? 50%? 25%? Canadian residents, for example, as of 2021 [1], were 23% foreign-born, and further 2.5%…
The Lord of the Rings is a fundamentally Catholic work, written in English, and one of the most popular works of literature of the past century. So it is not unusual for an English-speaking Pope to quote from it.…
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It’s not about “celebrating death”. It’s about promoting a culture of assassinations and political violence. Robert Muller died of natural causes.
I would want to know the LLM has a reliable and realistic World Model underneath all of the next token prediction. Whether I am building hardened engineering systems, or discussing cooking methods, or discussing…
Given the explosion of open source released projects I've seen over the past six months, I believe developers are getting compensated by the tool they are building for themselves creating real value for them. I have a…
Kamala Harris bragged about enforcing this law against parents in California. That’s the only way that I know that it’s an actual law that gets enforced because I had never heard of laws like this before, and I grew up…
Not sure what this is implying, but aspiring priests are required to have a Bachelor’s degree before entering Seminary, or it tacks at least two years onto a very rigorous six-year seminary program. The seminary program…
Perhaps use a small, fast LLM to maintain a rolling "disposition" state, and for each of perhaps a handful of dispositions, have a handful of bridging emotes/gestures. You can have the small LLM use the…
Have you considered giving your digital twin a jolly aspect? I've wondered if an AI video agent could be made to appear real time, despite a real processing latency, if the AI were to give a hearty laugh before all of…
A cutoff date of April 2023 means the AI also presumably has access to about a month's worth of blogs that have been written since GPT4 was released on March 14th. So perhaps a few "Best Practices" or "Prompt…
This article is so bereft of specific details that it could easily pass as a dystopian science fiction short story. Fortunately, it’s just marketing PR for a global logistics company.
Besides large scale immigration, what changed in America? Complacency during peacetime?
If you don't release a censored model for the casual observer to tinker with, you could end up with a model that says something embarrassing or problematic. Then the news media hype cycle would be all about how you're…
I can think of a few examples over the past 3-8 years where this would be a useful syndrome to have named and in the popular memory. Oh well, Stockholm Syndrome is catchier.
Who chooses to stop at McDonald's instead of a fancy restaurant, just to save $5?
Weren't they describing a Senate that was appointed by state legislators? They weren't describing what a government with Direct Election of Senators would look like. Or, if that's not what you're talking about, why not…
>a non-insignificant portion of HN refuses to believe in climate change. This strikes me as a Motte-and-Bailey style argument. I don’t think the issue is whether the climate is changing, but people who bang on about the…
Everyone always said “you can’t put nine women on one pregnancy and get a baby in just one month.” Heck, Elon Musk tried to do it, and wouldn’t you know it, ended up with nine kids!
Is there a list of things or beliefs that make someone "Far right"? Is there a list or reason why being labeled "far right" (by others, not oneself) should be disqualifying, or worthy of having your services abused?…
All of the accolades you bestowed upon visa-sponsored workers could be true. But the framing of indentured servitude comes from the visa sponsorship itself. These workers do not feel they have the right to free…
As a father of a growing family, I am still waiting for the RoBovan.
In which ways, specifically? Or, which ways would you like to promote a discussion about?
It is not a stretch. Tolkien was a devout Catholic. The story has a wide variety of allegorical symbolism pointing to a profound Catholic faith. The ring is a metaphor for sin. In famous scene of Boromir’s death, in…
“Filled with immigrants” will always be a subjective term. Does it need to be 100% immigrants to count as “filled”? 50%? 25%? Canadian residents, for example, as of 2021 [1], were 23% foreign-born, and further 2.5%…
The Lord of the Rings is a fundamentally Catholic work, written in English, and one of the most popular works of literature of the past century. So it is not unusual for an English-speaking Pope to quote from it.…
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It’s not about “celebrating death”. It’s about promoting a culture of assassinations and political violence. Robert Muller died of natural causes.
I would want to know the LLM has a reliable and realistic World Model underneath all of the next token prediction. Whether I am building hardened engineering systems, or discussing cooking methods, or discussing…
Given the explosion of open source released projects I've seen over the past six months, I believe developers are getting compensated by the tool they are building for themselves creating real value for them. I have a…
Kamala Harris bragged about enforcing this law against parents in California. That’s the only way that I know that it’s an actual law that gets enforced because I had never heard of laws like this before, and I grew up…
Not sure what this is implying, but aspiring priests are required to have a Bachelor’s degree before entering Seminary, or it tacks at least two years onto a very rigorous six-year seminary program. The seminary program…
Perhaps use a small, fast LLM to maintain a rolling "disposition" state, and for each of perhaps a handful of dispositions, have a handful of bridging emotes/gestures. You can have the small LLM use the…
Have you considered giving your digital twin a jolly aspect? I've wondered if an AI video agent could be made to appear real time, despite a real processing latency, if the AI were to give a hearty laugh before all of…
A cutoff date of April 2023 means the AI also presumably has access to about a month's worth of blogs that have been written since GPT4 was released on March 14th. So perhaps a few "Best Practices" or "Prompt…
This article is so bereft of specific details that it could easily pass as a dystopian science fiction short story. Fortunately, it’s just marketing PR for a global logistics company.
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Besides large scale immigration, what changed in America? Complacency during peacetime?
If you don't release a censored model for the casual observer to tinker with, you could end up with a model that says something embarrassing or problematic. Then the news media hype cycle would be all about how you're…
I can think of a few examples over the past 3-8 years where this would be a useful syndrome to have named and in the popular memory. Oh well, Stockholm Syndrome is catchier.
Who chooses to stop at McDonald's instead of a fancy restaurant, just to save $5?
Weren't they describing a Senate that was appointed by state legislators? They weren't describing what a government with Direct Election of Senators would look like. Or, if that's not what you're talking about, why not…