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That's easy! All you have to do is simulate the whole universe on a computer, and then go the point when Aristotle is lecturing. Record all his works, then ctrl
by fragmede 7mo ago
That's easy! All you have to do is simulate the whole universe on a computer, and then go the point when Aristotle is lecturing. Record all his works, then ctrl-c out of that and then feed those recordings into the LLM's training data. For the coffee, you just rewind the simulation and ctrl-c and ctrl-v it at the point you want.
- jcgrillo 7mo agoFuck why didn't I think of that all those other times I fucked up in my life. Ctrl-z woulda done it every goddamn time.
- antonvs 7mo ago> simulate the whole universe on a computer Of course in principle that computer only has to be 1.x times larger than the universe, where x > 0. Perhaps AWS can sell you the compute.