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Insight into the Mind of GPT-4: Playing Go Together(ethnn.substack.com)
1 points by ntbnt 3y ago|0 comments
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I Played a Game of Go Against GPT-4(ethnn.substack.com)
2 points by ntbnt 3y ago|2 comments
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by ntbnt 3y ago
My experience playing Go against GPT-4, how strong it is, and where things might be heading!
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I Played a Game of Go Against GPT-4(ethnn.substack.com)
4 points by ntbnt 3y ago|0 comments
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by ntbnt 4y ago
Wow that is super cool! What an elegant solution.
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by ntbnt 4y ago
From the first link: "Bitcoin has achieved a level of comput[ational power] that no single nation state can overthrow it through computation alone. The effort to do so would require a massive covert operation of chip fabrication. Then,
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by ntbnt 6y ago
It looks like a bunch of outlets are picking this up and repeating it under headlines like "Segway is dead". Bit of a PR nightmare.
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by ntbnt 6y ago
I don't think it's correct to assume from this that the Segway as we know it is dead. All this article says is that the New Hampshire plant is shutting down, and that the Segway PT is being discontinued. However, the majority of S
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by ntbnt 6y ago
Oh, I see that it does, sorry, skimmed the article. I still think the main news here is just that the legacy Segway PT unit is being discontinued, along with the US manufacturing facilities in New Hampshire, where it doesn't make sense
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by ntbnt 6y ago
I'm not sure this article is all that accurate. "Segway" is a brand that has passed through several hands after Dean Kaman sold it a while back. This sounds to me like the New Hampshire plant is no longer going to manufacture