mandown2308

Aptly-named study headline

I'm probably in the same boat as you, thanks for asking this question.

Those who get lucky usually recognize the opportunity. Hence the luck (that others don't get to see the opportunity.)

Interesting

Thanks, I needed this. There's been a lot of sightings of this job title and I find this new.

I think this title can seen in a positive light, too.

It's very interesting to see that Actuaries have the lowest divorce rates. Marriage seems to be based more on a good estimation of the partner than whims of liking.

Please someone buy this and make him a millionaire! It's better than buying a banana with a duck tape on it.

Wow. Mind-blowing!

All related to USA. Please append in title.

Great. Lot of potential for this to get adopted officially in future.

I don't have any solution for you, but I'm really sorry for this happened to you. It makes me really sad. I hope you get justice legally.

Amazing amazing!

From personal experience, I would say that's quite true.

Amen

From my understanding what Stallman says is that LLMs don't "understand" what they're saying. They do a probabilistic search of the most appropriate letter (say) that has had come after another letter in the text (or any media) they have been trained on, and they place it similar in resemblance in the text that they produce. This is largely (no pun) dependent on existing data that is there in the world today, and the more the data that LLMs can work through, the better they get at predicting. (Hence the big data center shops today.)

But the limitation is that it cannot "imagine" (as in "imagination is more important than knowledge" by Einstein, who worked on a knowledge problem using imagination, but with the same knowledge resources as his peers.) In this video [1], Stallman talks about his machine trying to understand the "phenomenon" of a physical mechanism, which enables it to "deduce" next steps. I suppose he means it was not doing a probabilistic search on a large dataset to know what should have come next (which makes it human-knowledge dependent), essentially rendering it to an advanced search engine but not AI.

[1] https://youtu.be/V6c7GtVtiGc?si=fhkG2ZA-nsQgrVwm

I just summarized the article with GPT, and from what it seems, the points are still valid arguments today...speaking slightly from personal experience.

gyatt!

What about non-attached bidets that you come separately and are attached to the walls? This study is for a very specific form of bidet.

On the other hand, we have "personal" data centers for AI and mining farms for crypto.

What I got by reading the paper: loose tumeric powder and polished tumeric root are the main "culprits" because they are contaminated with Lead Chromate (chemical used in paintings for yellow color.)

If you're using branded/packaged tumeric powder, or natural unpolished tumeric root, you're still good as a tumeric consumer in South Asia (though the paper differentiates branded vs packaged tumeric in Table 2, but does not explicitly explain the difference.)

Also, Patna in Bihar is the major source of Lead-adulterated tumeric (in the forms mentioned above) in India, and any exports of tumeric to other places from Patna could be harmful. Lead contamination in Guwahati, Assam is mostly found in imported tumeric from Patna.

Some videos related to this:

https://youtu.be/ldDToZlLXdk?si=rBq5ksFpImeTifYA

https://youtu.be/IMzhmUze0Qc?si=7P6x6LXjRwgC6xtG

https://youtu.be/H7LxWXuDQto?si=FwDlIRUfhiGeyoGG

https://youtu.be/d3CzBnD6X8E?si=pWVjsIRm_PIZlTwe

(I didn't read the article.)

Thank you gilbertmpanga for your answer.

Its been 6 years but I've doing it intermittently, trying out different languages. Its now that I'm working quite hard at it. Even though I've been studying it for 6 years now, I could not make much sense of it. It takes a while. But I've experienced the more I grind at it, the more it becomes clear. So there's hope, I guess.

May I ask how long have you've been programming? I, myself, am finding it hard to make the correct mental models.

Yes lots of scrolling and jumping around the browser fast. Screen and distance are normal though.

and Naval too. I love his teachings.

made me cry a lil bit

Tao Te Ching and Alan Watts

What about the ones who already own it? They would need to forgo their bitcoin right?