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I learned "cocksure" thanks to that comment. Also I think it runs deeper than his parents. Wasn't it the top contributor to the democrat party during last election ?
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> Dr. Ning Li of Huntsville, AL passed peacefully away on July 27, 2021. She was 79 years old. One of the world's leading scientists in super-conductivity anti-gravity. Dr. Li had constructed first 12" HTSD of the world in late
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https://arxiv.org/abs/1909.06845
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Let me add a pearl to that necklace (TL;DR: Morgellons disease is linked to Lyme disease): > Exploring the association between Morgellons disease and Lyme disease: identification of Borrelia burgdorferi in Morgellons disease patients >
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What happened, for those who want to catch up: https://twitter.com/8teAPi/status/1685294623449874432 With the anti-hype hype that surrounds this discovery this was to be expected. Why would I disclose this kind of
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What do you guys think of https://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2014/01/the-fourier-tra...
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LLMs have a firm grip on common sense. It's because it allows them to deal with the utterly unexpected they are deemed useful in robotics. Not to perform delicate movements, but stop doing so when police enters the room.
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This is in fact what happens in the human body. For example, when you reach out to pick up a green can, your brain makes the decision to do the task but it's your spinal cord and peripheral nerves that carry out the detailed work – ori
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> needs to serialize a Java object and isn’t going to pay or put up with any LLM-generated nonsense. I use GPT to implement classes with many interfaces. Even though I often have to make corrections, it's still way faster than looki
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I talked to a radiologist about it. The big deal for him was more about voice to text translation (whisper) and being able to rework the report using gpt.
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Here we are, born to be kings We're the princes of the universe Here we belong, fighting to survive In a world with the darkest powers Heh And here we are, we're the princes of the universe Here we b
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> In the message, Kazzelbach wrote, “Prepare yourself for what’s coming…the last 3 months were just the beginning. I have bigger plans for you…I love how easily manipulated you can be.” That was his mistake I guess.
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Nah, you already showed your so-called expertise as "a trans-woman who is very good at quantum" is not the hot shit you think it is provided you went over that QRAM issue carried away by overconfidence. As for your snarky remark o
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I think it has shown the limitations of the Society of Mind hypothesis. Aggregating individuals equates to aggregating knowledge/experience, not intelligence. This is why hives and anthills do not really surpass their individuals inte
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As I said last week, compiling source-code does not cost millions of dollars. How much does it cost to gather training data ? Training llama costed around 30 millions in infrastructure + 50k in power costs (source: https://news.y
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> "Oppy". Hell no.
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https://www.icloud.com/
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I wasn't asking for advice. I was in fact exploring ways to measure employee performance (using GPT as a search engine) and criticized one of the assumptions in one of theoretical framework with my own experience. GPT retorted "bu
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What about the GPT4 hosted on poe.com. It has the same output pace as it had in march.
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Like any other information, you cross-check it. I use to generate code I'd get from libraries. Graph-theory related algorithms, special datastructures, etc...
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There is degraded performance because GPT4 refuses to carry out certain tasks. To figure it out though, you must need to be able to switch between GPT4-0316 and GPT4-0614. The task it is reluctant to do include: - legal advice - psychologic
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As a Clojure programmer, this is not what I have in mind when I think of data-oriented-programming, but this: Principle #1: Separating code (behavior) from data. Principle #2: Representing data with generic data structures. Principle #3: Tr
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Are you able to extract an image showing the screen in the fMRI machine, as the subject can see it in between pictures ?
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I use it to create a narrative plan for multiple interleaved plots in an open-world interactive fiction. For instance: https://pastebin.com/QFZmEAJA I use Clojure's EDN JSON-equivalent format, and what you can read in
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> Say you write a function that accepts your type as an argument. Cool, you compile it everything is good. Now you import a library, just so happens it also has a function that has the same name, This has nothing to do with pipes, this i
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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/epstein-knew-dirty-secret... – 2019 https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/04/google-co-founder-larry-page... – May 2023 https://en.wikipedia.org/
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https://www.januscosmologicalmodel.com/negativemass
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What do you think of > In some of its applications, the original > Zeng-Coecke algorithm relies on the existence of a quantum random access memory (QRAM) [22], > which is not yet known to be efficiently implementable in the absence
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Quantinuum is already tackling NLP question-answering tasks, it runs on quantum hardware. The quantum categorial crowd is adamant they'll surpass ChatGPT (the big promise iirc is that it will scale linearly with context length, GPT sca
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According to https://github.com/search?q=language:clojure%20gpt&type=repo... The most advanced lib for dealing with LLMs is https://github.com/zmedelis/bosquet There is also https://gith
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