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Military airbases are luring the UFOs. This is why they always appear nearby.

some of it is integer

When I saw this wall I thought it was the SR-71 copypasta.

Fair enough if you're talking about Steven Spielberg films, but not if you mean anything in academia or industry.

> LLMs are not "AI" in the old sense of being conscious and aware.

That's not the old sense of AI. The old sense of AI is like a tree search that plays chess or a rules engine that controls a factory.

That other stuff is the easy part if the generative language modeling is good enough. Imagine just putting it in a loop with an input track, an output track, and an internal monologue track. Wrappers like autogpt can almost do this already but the generative language modeling isn't quite powerful enough yet to make it smart enough to do unsupervised scientific research.

tldr the sun is not a point

We will give a shiny nickel and no one comes, the youth are so lazy these days.

Can't we be more like "How China is doing awesome with their solar panels!"

> There was an orca group that used to put salmon on their head and just swim around with it. That is a fad, because I think it disappeared after a while.

just like me fr

is this shrinkflation

You can do it! I hope more people begin these kind of projects!

> a lot of enterprise licenses are tied to CPU count and those licenses can be extremely expensive.

if this pricing system is making an inefficient market for cpus then maybe it could be disrupted somehow

It's wild to think that just one fat fingering mistake was responsible for the collapse of the whole FTX and Alameda ecosystem.

It's because speech to text, text to speech, and LLMs all have latency. They are working on it. There were rumors that Apple is spending a million dollars a day on its secret AI. Probably some form of it will go into Siri.

Edit: you can try the gpt4-enhanced Bing, it works pretty well with voice

They mean flawed to the point of being useless in a way that indicates incompetence or negligence or fraud. Not flawed like they had a typo or a negative result or didn't use MLA formatting in their citation.

in fact everything is a graph

according to google it costs thirteen thousand dollars

> Wordle inspires large numbers of people to either cheat by looking up answers or to stubbornly stick with favourite starting words

weirdly aggressive toward starting with favorite words

> the article does a fantastically terrible job talking about which maps, specifically, caused WWI.

They argue (unconvincingly) that the map of the battle of Cannae caused it.

This blogpost seemed tenuous to me.

    - cannae is a famous historical battle
    - the map of the battle was drawn sixty years after the battle
    - a german military leader studied the battle
    - germany was in ww1

if i'm ever in the news i never want the story to be like 'debris field was found'

oh it was stolen does that mean he doesnt have it anymore

they are at the top of the hierarchy and the top dog eats first

at least in usa the word uppity has some other connotations. also i was quoting that guy as saying arrogant so i guess he was the one looking for the other word not me

imagine a line worker comparing themselves to a ceo. tim gurner is right the workers really are becoming arrogant

stages of llm skepticism

    1. llm are stochastic parrots and blurry jpegs they can never be good at language because it would need a world model and symbolic understanding
    2. so what if llm are good at language they were trained on it lol. they can never be good at human creativity and emotions
    3. it's bad that llm are so good at human creativity and emotions. it makes them hallucinate too much
    4. ai is obviously better than humans at every cognitive capability which makes them dangerous and untrustworthy. i was always against ai

journalism is biased toward assuming good faith to look like the adults in the room and not appear shrill or alarmist