ComplexSystems

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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Can any of these record voice notes?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Can it record voice notes?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Can Obsidian record voice notes?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
I'm glad that civilization has gotten it together enough to produce this study. Clearly it took an exorbitant amount of planning and resources to do, and we shouldn't expect studies like this that often. But at long last, we now h
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
So what do you think is the real reason?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
I would have thought that title would go to Airbnb, Dropbox, etc.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
What is the chat context length? Or, to be precise: 1. How long can a single chat input be? 2. If I am using a chat notebook with several previous inputs, when entering some new input below all of those, is it just appending all previous in
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
How feasible would it be to have one human interacting with the AIs every month? I am thinking like an AMA from some real celebrity or something. It would be extremely entertaining if, for instance, you could have Snoop Dogg doing an AMA on
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
> I think AI is way too nascent to really have this as anything more than a weird playground, with the occasional novelty "chirp" being fodder for the "AI is alive and sentient" blogospere. On the other extreme, this
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
> They put a few electrodes on her head that calmed her down and put her in a flow state, so she could focus better while in a military simulator. That's incredible though. It cannot be understated how nontrivial it is to even be ab
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
I don't mind the downvotes as I expected this would be somewhat provocative, going against the general grain that people think P≠NP. I agree that, in general, this is not a mathematical explanation for why P≠NP, but a rough heuristic t
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
I don't really get why people think P≠NP anymore. I mean, isn't everyone expecting some kind of superintelligent AGI that can recursively improve itself to turn the planet into goo? Don't people think that this kind of AGI wi
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Smartphones are certainly not "necessary for survival" by any means.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
It does seem to claim that's when it started, and attributes an increase in the spread of HSV to the introduction of kissing.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
There is a huge misconception here which really should be clarified in the title. Erlang has an "exactly equal" or strict equality operator, called =:=, which is different from just usual equality, which is ==. The usual equality
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Yes, and thus it makes perfect sense that this system, firing impulses associated with consciousness, causes people to have near-death experiences.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Who, exactly, "changed" things? Who are enforcing these "measures?" This wasn't an isolated instance of rogue doctors running amok. The same people supposedly setting the standards are the same people doing this stu
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
It was always illegal to poison people. These doctors didn't care.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
"I think everybody knows that if it's important not to be tracked by law enforcement (e.g. attending an illegal protest), you don't take your phone in the first place." This is because they know that the "location o
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Ok, sure. As an AI creator, how do I do that? Does PyTorch or Huggingface have a consciousness library I can use to study this?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Ok. So are you suggesting a notion of "size" such that A is a smaller "size" than B if and only if A is extensionally equal to a proper subset of B? This would lead to a partial order on all sets. As a result, the perfec
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
This is exactly what I wrote about in my second paragraph, isn't it? The intended meaning is not clear, because this definition again makes the set of naturals the same size as the set of squares. > On the other hand, we can say tha
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
This is an interesting idea but I don't get how it works in practice. For instance, the two sets {1,2,3,4} and {A,B,C} are such that none is equal to a proper subset of the other. Are you suggesting these be treated as "the same
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
0. If it's possible to "accidentally" build an AI which can "accidentally" hack out of or into secure systems, steal the nuclear launch codes, and subjugate an entire country, then it's also possible to train o
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
If you're talking to Bing Chat and want to double check something, why would you switch to Google? You'd just search for the results yourself in Bing, not to mention that Bing also gives you the relevant search results right there
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
There has been this bug with Copilot in VSCode for just about forever where it only suggests one line at a time. People have been asking for this to be fixed for months and months: https://github.com/orgs/community&#x2F
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by ComplexSystems 4y ago
Looks incredible! Is this something people will be able to run at home, using an OpenAI key?
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by ComplexSystems 4y ago
There are different fine tuning methods. Yes, anyone can use the data set and do a standard deterministic gradient descent to the nearest local minima of the loss function, but should Stanford be doing anything more sophisticated than that,
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by ComplexSystems 4y ago
Can you elaborate on how this works?
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by ComplexSystems 4y ago
I'm certainly not looking forward to this next election of GPT-3 powered social media Super PACs, that's for sure. But I wouldn't get rid of it either.

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