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What are the statistics on that?
If you were asking me, this software is very minimal and not going to compete with zotero for an unknown time frame. What's your current need after using zotero? (Just curious)
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That being said, I really appreciate these initiatives and applaud author of this library, didn't confirm but probably a one-person team.
Not better at being a useful doctor able to intake a patient and get to the bottom of an unspecified disease. Both doctors and AI are generally poor at doctoring. Only a small fraction of doctors are good at being doctors. No LLM is good at being a doctor.
Run run control with speed argument 100.
AI: "Scheduling you for a speech therapist session to work on your stutter"
I've heard far dumber things said and no culpability so I imagine nothing to change.
I think the last non negligible accident including vinyl chloride was 2012, and it was ~6x less bulk volume than this one (20k gallons as opposed to 120k)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5776704/
And it wasn't managed via a controlled burn.
Buttegieg should know that it's not about the number of derailments but the chemicals involved, the volume / mass involved, the conditions of leakage / spillage, environmental spread and finally the chosen response to mmmanage (which sometimes can make the problem worse or trade one problem for another)
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I asked it to do this, and removed it from the query lol
Tertiary note: I'm also a programmer and a researcher. It's failed pretty hard on both. Faking sources of medical / biological information, botching simple chronology, suggesting made up methods on well known programing libraries (3 of many examples). There was nothing I could do to correct any of these errors - no matter how much leading or pointing out error, it would acknowledge it and repeat it.
I recognize the value of chatgpt (and roughly how it operates) but the excitement (marketing hype) is indeed over the top. It appears an incremental advancement of old word2vec (added human supervision and a few more things) but the sum total is still of questionable value in domains that mean the most to me (admittedly self centric, but many are like me, at least here)
During genomic assays, the poly a tail will not be a specific length, but a single consensus sequence is still provided.
This was also posted in the first comment:
> Similar to eukaryotic mRNA, the positive-strand coronavirus genome of ~30 kilobases is 5’-capped and 3’-polyadenylated. It has been demonstrated that the length of the coronaviral poly(A) tail is not static but regulated during infection; however, little is known regarding the factors involved in coronaviral polyadenylation and its regulation. Here, we show that during infection, the level of coronavirus poly(A) tail lengthening depends on the initial length upon infection and that the minimum length to initiate lengthening may lie between 5 and 9 nucleotides. By mutagenesis analysis, it was found that (i) the hexamer AGUAAA and poly(A) tail are two important elements responsible for synthesis of the coronavirus poly(A) tail and may function in concert to accomplish polyadenylation and (ii) the function of the hexamer AGUAAA in coronaviral polyadenylation is position dependent. Based on these findings, we propose a process for how the coronaviral poly(A) tail is synthesized and undergoes variation. Our results provide the first genetic evidence to gain insight into coronaviral polyadenylation.
Peng Y-H, Lin C-H, Lin C-N, Lo C-Y, Tsai T-L, Wu H-Y (2016) Characterization of the Role of Hexamer AGUAAA and Poly(A) Tail in Coronavirus Polyadenylation. PLoS ONE 11(10): e0165077
I don't think there is any because there is no functional model for what organic intelligence is or how it operates. There are plethora of fascinating attempts / models but only a subset implore that it is solely "statistical". And even if it was statistical, the implementation of the wet system is absolutely not like a gigantic list of vectorized (stripped of their essence) tokens
Disclaimer: I'm working on a knowledge management app thats core focus is connections and tagging (amongst many other useful features)
That is, if the cat doesnt recognize itself rather quickly
Example:
- Action
- Task
- Closed
- Open
When searching action, its my preference to see all items tagged with either Action, Task, Open or Closed, but gmail only filters for ActionOf note relating to tags:
- tags are hierarchically organized and inherit their parents. (Systems like gmail and evernote dont do this?! o_O)
- NOT and AND blocks
- Option for seeing full lineage of tag
- "Tag Clusters" which are basically a named group of tags that are commonly used and can be bulk applied to an item
On the way: Full AST (abstract syntax tree) tag/user/text querying (the UI isnt the easiest to nail down for OR / parenthetical groups)
Laddice.com (desktop app only right now)
Feel free to check it out, make an account and email me with thoughts, opinions and/or requests (email's in my profile.)
Would love to talk more about this with you!
Vaccines and the entire concept of hormesis is something you should research when you get the chance.
Crazy world we live in...
What? No, im pretty sure that some people knew what friction was and that if theoretically, there was none of it, things would continue to move. Thats intuitive to me.
> Spontaneous generation of animals.
Fair example; ive read this old theory before.
> Leeches Blood letting is still somehow advised as being healthy for certain conditions (too much iron, and "resetting" a percentage of ones blood. That or they just really want people to donate) Plus you even admit that youre not sure about it being 'false' fact brought by intuition, so why even include that?
OP's point is not that intuition is infallible. Not much is infallible (perhaps nothing, if one is atheistic) It's that science has seemed to shunt/reduce/eliminate the intuition of a subsection of the population. It's his opinion (and mine) that this has harmful effects that are worth examining.
What we really need is to develop our own critical reading skills, how to connect dots on our own etc. I agree that seeing others comments first before starting that process might be a negative for many reasons.
Your insight really hit home. Especially since I've been on a new software dev position for about a month now. This is the overwhelming issue that is already reared its ugly head, is massively frustrating and I feel (nearly) powerless to stop it.
I really like your personal promotion site for development. But I extremely dislike the centered text in all the modals (at least thats how it is on my phone)
Any reason you did that? Makes reading at least twice as difficult.
Still a very nicely done site just felt the need to let you know this.
Oh and if youre curious, just released this today! https://www.soundcloud.com/nobalai/ghosts-in-my-head-ft-sine...
How do you even evaluate your memory if youve never catalogued your thoughts for a few years (or less or more) ?
So even if a robot and human had the same input-outmap mapping, one could be "coded" by "consciousness", the other by whatever humans invent as an algorithm. Maybe they will be identical, maybe they wont be. Im certainly not sure.
I recognize the grandparent poster mentioned something about having enough if statements, but yea, thats not how its going to work.