there are far more reams of chess moves than there are math papers. Lichess is pretty open... But hey, they're actually good at chess if you prompt correctly so.... https://dynomight.net/more-chess/
I'm just dropping this all over this thread but you're unfortunately mistaken https://dynomight.net/more-chess/
Sure: https://dynomight.net/more-chess/
Forgot to add the amazing follow up https://dynomight.net/more-chess/
These "researchers" are less informed on LLM chess than random internet bloggers. The situation is much more interesting https://dynomight.net/chess/
My suspicion is small phone users buy phones less often, and thus are less represented by the market. This may be borne out if a company randomly produces a small phone and it proves popular
are you an LLM? I know what gfp is lol
ah yeah, the intelligence claim was basically an afterthought in the actual paper, the smithsonian mag did a bad job with their reporting. the paper is just called: 'Evolution of a core ribosomal innovation in octopus',…
this is literally not possible. while I'm excited for these kinds of things, alphafold is already imperfect, and this basically side-steps actual structural predictions. it sounds good, but frankly biology is not there…
Call me crazy but I don't think wanting to successfully achieve real things in the external world is bad
Learning a language in this way is some sad boi stuff
I've gone from amateur punter to moderately competent athlete (think d3 college team, though my sport has no such metric), and my thought is this: The only way to get better if you've plateaued is to change something.…
where is the error? 9 years ago (2017) 'attention is all you need' hasn't been written yet, no llms exist. his take is literally 'it would be cool if something like llms existed', seems fine (if anything, vaguely…
maybe he/she missed the part where they reconstituted the break in e coli to show that it had the molecular effect they said it did?
not sure I agree, they reconstituted this mutation in E coli ribosomes, using Fluc as a luminescence readout, and saw a reduction in aggregates at similar luminescence without a reduction in translation speeds. Not…
The thing about linear algebra is that it isn't really a cohesive subject in the same way that calc is. This is why you get as many perspectives as you get commenters. There are some central concepts, and which ones…
Maybe I'm cynical, but I always get excited, only to be really disappointed by the other person's thoughts :/ They never feel like they're contributing much.
Anyone more econ literate know why Coase isn't trivially answered by accounting for corporate time-discounting? Maybe I'm missing something, but this always confused me.
If you could beat Godot and Unity in two weeks with AI, why doesn't everyone just do this? (A: there be dragons)
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def not life. there is no sense in which a virus... 'does' anything, it's not agentic. it's kind of like a free-floating loaded spring.
i've wondered for a long time why this isn't a more common solution to these services that are almost inevitably monopolous. power, water, and internet kind of things.
the thing about being human is you internalize cultural values as your own. if you lived in a society that valued, i dunno, tracking and hunting down giraffes in small groups, would you have the same struggles? what if…
i'm well aware of how medications are developed. i'm talking about biology, not medicine. there is a world of difference. pharma companies combine tech that gets developed in academic labs in clever ways to treat…
I used to be like this back when I chronically under-exercised, it was the only thing that would help me sleep. And even then, I struggled with insomnia. Personally I need 10-20 hours of real sport a week to function…
there are far more reams of chess moves than there are math papers. Lichess is pretty open... But hey, they're actually good at chess if you prompt correctly so.... https://dynomight.net/more-chess/
I'm just dropping this all over this thread but you're unfortunately mistaken https://dynomight.net/more-chess/
Sure: https://dynomight.net/more-chess/
Forgot to add the amazing follow up https://dynomight.net/more-chess/
These "researchers" are less informed on LLM chess than random internet bloggers. The situation is much more interesting https://dynomight.net/chess/
My suspicion is small phone users buy phones less often, and thus are less represented by the market. This may be borne out if a company randomly produces a small phone and it proves popular
are you an LLM? I know what gfp is lol
ah yeah, the intelligence claim was basically an afterthought in the actual paper, the smithsonian mag did a bad job with their reporting. the paper is just called: 'Evolution of a core ribosomal innovation in octopus',…
this is literally not possible. while I'm excited for these kinds of things, alphafold is already imperfect, and this basically side-steps actual structural predictions. it sounds good, but frankly biology is not there…
Call me crazy but I don't think wanting to successfully achieve real things in the external world is bad
Learning a language in this way is some sad boi stuff
I've gone from amateur punter to moderately competent athlete (think d3 college team, though my sport has no such metric), and my thought is this: The only way to get better if you've plateaued is to change something.…
where is the error? 9 years ago (2017) 'attention is all you need' hasn't been written yet, no llms exist. his take is literally 'it would be cool if something like llms existed', seems fine (if anything, vaguely…
maybe he/she missed the part where they reconstituted the break in e coli to show that it had the molecular effect they said it did?
not sure I agree, they reconstituted this mutation in E coli ribosomes, using Fluc as a luminescence readout, and saw a reduction in aggregates at similar luminescence without a reduction in translation speeds. Not…
The thing about linear algebra is that it isn't really a cohesive subject in the same way that calc is. This is why you get as many perspectives as you get commenters. There are some central concepts, and which ones…
Maybe I'm cynical, but I always get excited, only to be really disappointed by the other person's thoughts :/ They never feel like they're contributing much.
Anyone more econ literate know why Coase isn't trivially answered by accounting for corporate time-discounting? Maybe I'm missing something, but this always confused me.
If you could beat Godot and Unity in two weeks with AI, why doesn't everyone just do this? (A: there be dragons)
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def not life. there is no sense in which a virus... 'does' anything, it's not agentic. it's kind of like a free-floating loaded spring.
i've wondered for a long time why this isn't a more common solution to these services that are almost inevitably monopolous. power, water, and internet kind of things.
the thing about being human is you internalize cultural values as your own. if you lived in a society that valued, i dunno, tracking and hunting down giraffes in small groups, would you have the same struggles? what if…
i'm well aware of how medications are developed. i'm talking about biology, not medicine. there is a world of difference. pharma companies combine tech that gets developed in academic labs in clever ways to treat…
I used to be like this back when I chronically under-exercised, it was the only thing that would help me sleep. And even then, I struggled with insomnia. Personally I need 10-20 hours of real sport a week to function…