for example, this is bullshit because it’s words with no real thought behind it: “if being correct was important, the developers would have taken an entirely different approach”
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for example, this is bullshit because it’s words with no real thought behind it: “if being correct was important, the developers would have taken an entirely different approach”
metaphors grounded in reality are fine. otherwise don’t call it a “generator”
It’s normal in small degrees even for mentally healthy individuals.
We have a DevRel engineer specifically working to get technical debt tickets into sprints.
So you get to refactor! Oh gee!
Humans have telepathy and cognitive biases!
Practice slow and I think it works.
Human-level intelligence should adapt to many uses.
It may require teachers, but not prompt engineers.
The article author is very valid in the stance that this is far from intelligence.
Yes yes, you wouldn’t criticize a fish’s intelligence for not being able to climb a chessboard.
But these things are stupid as hell. They are not even close.
Not your emotions, not your circus.
Yeah, you can say “well just don’t take it if it’s not prescribed.”
But don’t bury the truth. If you don’t have ED and you take it, the GP is wrong.
It definitely was automatic and persistent.
It was terrible. It wouldn’t even go away when I was done with it.
Till a new yard. It probably has chunks of concrete and other garbage from previous owners. It’s worth taking the garbage out of the ground.
Then smother the whole yard with cardboard. Then layer wood chips on that.
Dig out individual holes for plants and absolutely murder the rest of the ground with mulch.
In those holes, add compost, then plants.
With good layering, cardboard can even smother the bermuda grass menace.
you could pull different set lengths of pseudorandom numbers from the different seeds
makes sense to me
- Given 2 word embedding sets,
- For each pair (A,B) of embeddings in one set,
- There exists an equivalence (A’,B’) in the other set,
- Such that dist(A,B) ≈ dist(A’, B’),
Something like that, to start. But would need to look at longer chains of relations.
that software developer feeling
I.e. maybe being hot is actually less about being unique and more anout being consistent.
Maybe sultry female voices only have so much variety.
I didn’t think of Scarjo during the demo. That said, I don’t need robots to be sexy, so it doesn’t matter.
I feel the real goal is to slow OpenAI down with distractions.
I’ve been around a lot of very Catholic people. I’d say half are well intentioned, whereas half are belligerent antivax etc.
The ones with good intentions prop up and obey the bad actors.
The ones with good intentions end up feeling trapped by the community and the religious trauma. Sometimes the good ones end up taking it out on their spouses/kids, perceived as units of the oppressive structure (though they are victims alike).
The difficulty of reform is all the more reason I’m happy for the slow decline in religiosity.
I get it, some lessons are hard to teach and it’s easier to present the framework of the lesson in a story, then people make connections as they grow.
But you also have to consider all of the harmful misinterpretations that come with it.
If most people come away from religion less ethical than nonreligious people, let’s see if we can take the good parts of the texts and throw the rest away.
E.g. learning about mystical buddhism versus just going to therapy and breathing for a while.