hexomancer

So you think we should take the part of Quran which says beat your wives if they disobey you at face value?

Yes, I was forced to read Quran as a child in school in Iran.

Yeah, Picasso also often shipped 0fps and people didn't complain.

> Would you prefer a PDF?

Yes, I was just reading the paper and some of the javascript glitched and deleted all the contents of the document except the last section, making me lose all context and focus. Doesn't really happen with PDF files.

This looks like the exact opposite of what I would do if I were to redesign operating systems. The job of operating system is just to run application and get out of the way, and most importantly be deterministic and reliable. I don't need my OS to "predict what I might need", I know what I need myself.

GPT-3 came out almost 3 years ago. If anything this has been too slow compared to previous ones.

Insanely misleading title. The author is basically showing off their A100 GPUs. The ChatGPT part is just clickbait, the only relevance ia that ChatGPT supposedly is also using A100s (definitely not only eight of them though).

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We don't have a rigorous understanding of neural networks.

Computers have been playing chess way better than humans for many years, yet it has not prevented people from playing chess and enjoying it. Also human chess game have way more viewers than computer games despite objectively being lower quality.

Originally "computer" was used to refer to people who would "compute". They were all replaced by electronic computers.

I don't think many would claim that the world would be a better place if regulations were put in place to limit electronic computers in order to keep human computers employed.

Here is a child-like, practical definition of intelligence: "ability to solve problems".

> That sounds a bit early - whats your source?

The source you linked already cites it as the first arc lamp.

> But either way, is knowing the electron knowing electricity? There are so many properties of it that can be known and manipulated without that insight- and indeed they built up that understanding to reach practical engineering and use of electricity. That’s what I think is being gotten at wrt intelligence.

Yes. That is exactly my point. We don't need to entirely understand what intelligence is in order to be able to create it. The same way we didn't know what fire is, but we created it with no problem.

Electron was discovered 1897 but the first lightbulb was 1802.

There are more examples as well, as another user has commented, we didn't know what fire is until relatively recently but we have been using it for thousands of years.

We didn't know what electricity really was when we created electric lightbulbs.

Well you claimed existing tools can do this in "real time" so 20 seconds is way more than that.

Thank you, I am aware what feather edges is. Here are the original photos:

https://imgur.com/a/SgQ38bw https://imgur.com/a/Gi0IZtB

Can you apply feather edges for me and compare the results (and let's use the gentlemen's agreement that you will not spend more than 20 seconds)?

Can you show me how "basic photoshop tools" can do this in 20 seconds?: https://ahrm.github.io/images/2023-01-02-three-eyes/inpainti...

I didn't really spend any time to make the result look good (I am not an artist, I was more interested in the technological aspect rather than the art aspect).

This list is extremely non-verbal.

Sioyek is a PDF viewer optimized for research papers and textbooks. These are the release notes for the 2.0 version.

> nobody wants to communicate with a bot.

The number of ChatGPT submissions in the past week begs to differ.

What are you talking about? Look at 27 seconds into the video. Many of the zip codes are wrong.

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Here is a video of some of its features: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLOhizAnSfQ&t=1s

Sorry, maybe I reacted inappropriately. But I think we don't realize what a privilege reliable access to internet is, until it is taken away.

> It would be truly wonderful

Well here in Iran we are going through that as we speak (there are ongoing protests and government has shut down the internet, it is only available early in the morning). Wanna trade places?

I am not sure :|. I don't see how this is any different from running, say, a gradio application though.

the 255s should be 256.

I didn't comment.

This is not the post I was referencing. It was a link to this reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/xcrv6k/i_sent_1...