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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Why should copyright law be as it is if it means we can't have artificial intelligence?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
My favorite response so far: Prompt: And what of the CRYPTO-CURRENCY? Response: CRYPTO-CURRENCY, a new Kind of Money, of which the first Species was called Bitcoin, and the second, Ethereum, and others since. These are not minted by Kings o
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Do you think it took less than a day to implement "ludicrous" mode?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
How should we unify these things? Most of it seems basically the same - we maximize log-likelihoods instead of calling it minimizing surprisal - but it's clearly the same thing. Are there any other ways to integrate these things togeth
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Very interesting! Thank you!
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
I guess they just never knew of them before now.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
That's quite a goalpost shift. The original claim was that Microsoft ruins companies. Your rebuttal to LinkedIn as a counterexample is that they haven't made it better. This does not support the claim that they've ruined it.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
For coding, at least, nothing out there is even close to as good as GPT-4. Not Claude, not Grok, and certainly not llama.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Can someone explained the move it made and why it was such a great move?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Which code review tools are people using?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
"It's like listening to silicon valley people rave about AI or humanoid robots or driverless cars." That's a very interesting statement to make, given what's happening right now with AI, humanoid robots and driverle
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Can someone give some background on what these things are, for those of us new to this?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
This would be great if true. Any source for this?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Pretty important population.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Could this be used for audio signal processing to do cool stuff?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
"Encoding a coherent or accurate set of spatial coordinates for places is not equivalent to understanding the actuality of world space and the relationship between items in that space." What do you mean by the "actuality&quot
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Great demo, but this is wrong: "The phrase “potato, potahto” comes from a song titled “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off”, written by George and Ira Gershwin for the 1937 film “Shall We Dance”, starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. The
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
The wedge product (or "outer product" in geometric algebra) generalizes the cross product and works in any number of dimensions, in the sense that the cross product in 3D is just the Hodge star of the wedge product. The cross prod
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
This isn't exactly the same, but someone needs to make a similar site for English text for products being exported from Asian countries. It is totally baffling to me just how bad the Engrish is on some of these products I get on Amazon
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
You can get this even lower, without the need for the extra promotion bits, if you make a note of a few things: 1. There is still redundancy in that there are multiple pieces of the same type, and if you permute their locations you get anot
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
"In the first place, I’m skeptical. I don’t believe we have yet crossed the threshold where machines learn to solve interesting computational problems on their own. I don’t believe we’re even close to that point, or necessarily heading
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
In other words, they are sending your scores.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
How has the difference been between using Debian and Ubuntu on personal laptops?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
What brand do people recommend instead?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
Just curious, which 8TB portable HDD are you using? Was just looking for something like this
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
What do you do if some website requires you to change your password for some reason? Of course you could use an alternate method - like reading vertically instead of diagonally for that one website - but now you need to remember how many pa
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
I would like to, but aren't there issues using it with NumPy and SciPy?
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
From what I can tell, experts currently project the problem "TURN HUMANS TO PAPERCLIPS" is in complexity class "Promptable," but that the Boolean Satisfiability problem is not in "Promptable."
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
That's a huge strawman. Nobody's saying get rid of them, but if they're as dangerous as motorcycles then they should be regulated similarly.
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by ComplexSystems 3y ago
The one which made it clear for me was: imagine you have 4 doors instead. You choose one at random. The host then chooses two of the remaining doors he knows has goats. Is it in your best interest to switch to the one he didn't open?

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