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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> this removes any need/justification to carpet bomb anything, You totally missed the point. The mass bombing in WW2 was intentional. That was specifically the goal, to kill as many civilians as possible.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
Yes shifting the goal posts and finding edge cases not well suited to LLMs, and also ignoring the chain of thought prompting. It can solve math word puzzles that are not in its training set. Yes you can find these edge cases. We know abou
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
All you have shown here is that its arithmetic reasoning is flawed, not that it cannot reason at all. "Reasoning" is a much broader term than you think it is.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> Give them a math problem that doesn't exist in their training set and they cannot solve it. They routinely solve math problems (and other reasoning tasks) that don't exist in their training set. Examples were in that paper I
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
You have a narrow definition of reasoning. Formally and technically it is solving a symbolic reasoning task through a sequence of steps. Yes we know it's not conscious and not human reasoning. > At no point does the LLM know that 5+
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
LOL. Hinton won the f**ing Turing Award for his research in deep learning / neural networks, and you're telling us his knowledge is irrelevant.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> Calculators are smarter then humans in calculating, what does he mean by that? He means AGI.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
In the good old days we intentionally bombed entire cities with the goal of killing as many innocent civilians as possible. It wasn't a technological issue. The goals have changed since then. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> When I say understanding I mean the meaning and context around it. Yes it is actually modelling the meaning and context around it. ChatGPT is a ~100 layer deep neural network that was trained specifically to solve "natural languag
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
"Language Models Perform Reasoning via Chain of Thought" Posted by Jason Wei and Denny Zhou, Research Scientists, Google Research, Brain team https://ai.googleblog.com/2022/05/language-models-perform-re..
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> Somehow, people are throwing up their hands and giving up at understanding the thing Go tell that to the researchers who are working hard on studying emergent properties.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> I had someone much knowledgable on this topic than myself claim ChatGPT and the like "understand" stuff. My standing argument is that they wouldn't hallucinate incorrect responses if they understood anything, the halluci
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> I truly don't understand the bizarre and conspiracy-theory laden opposition to terms like this. I truly don't care and not opposed to the term. Just trying to explain why someone might get confused.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> It's a very standard construction in English. It's a new buzzword coined by the marketing team at Amazon in 2014. Somewhat confusing here as you are renting time on a GPU server described as "serverless".
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
Audio is audio? 4 bit mono sounds the same as 16 bit stereo? Vinyl sounds blatantly different due to analog distortion in the vinyl mastering and playback mechanisms. The distortion, frequency response, dynamic range, are all significantly
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
I don't understand your point. It doesn't seem relevant to the article.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> So they were fine with monetization in a scenario when it benefited them, and against when the scenario, AI assisted writing, wasn’t as favourable for them. Yes. So what? Not every business is identical. Some businesses are more greedy
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
You are confused. The EU is proposing that the developers should disclose the sources of training data. That is explained in the first sentence of the article. They're not requiring the language model itself to disclose the sources.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
This was not a test flight.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
Meh. That is so obvious to anyone who would use that function. Just put it on one line. If your function has too many parameters then the code probably needs refactoring. Yes agreed about DSL in Scala. Scala is complicated. I was a Scala de
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
Yes layout is semantic and the automatic layout configuration should not be random nonsense. Configure a style that makes sense and apply it. I've never seen that code that needed to be weirdly formatted with its own rules separate fro
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
I would say everything in the codebase should be auto formatted to a consistent style. This reduces whitespace noise in pull requests. No room for egotistical developers to take ownership of files in a shared codebase and waste time on pett
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> CQL to me is just another SQL dialect SQL is for relational databases. That's a different paradigm to CQL. The similarity is superficial. CQL is not a dialect of SQL. Not even close.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> Any model would do This does not apply to humans or machines. By your logic, just pick any random bum off the street, give him the right training set, then he will become a 180 IQ genius and discover the unified theory of gravity and q
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
Lets focus on the Boston Dynamics turbo ninja robot cats jumping through windows and bouncing off the walls with machine guns, lasers, and fully autonomous AI.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
It's not a snipe. You're bragging about Linux knowledge and your A2000. Just saying that definitely doesn't work on Linux without some effort and you would buy it knowing there was some effort involved. If you want a no hassl
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> RTX A2000 If you know that much about Linux, you should expect issues with Nvidia. AMD just works.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
No. Overwatch is not on Steam. So you would need to mess around with Wine or Proton separately. Maybe it works, but it's not a single click installation.
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
For me it's the opposite experience. Easier to get Linux installed, no driver issues, no messing around, and my games Just Work on Steam/Proton without any tricks. Windows has more hassle with downloading/installing drivers a
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by Mike_12345 3y ago
> Until all games start releasing native ports More realistically, game devs can target Proton as a platform, making sure it works on that.

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