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by Miraltar 2y ago
If they were trained on multiple chess variants that might work but as is it's impossible I think. Their internal model to play chess is probably very specific
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by Miraltar 2y ago
15th november are valentine's babies, I'm not surprised about this spike
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by Miraltar 2y ago
related : Emergent World Representations: Exploring a Sequence Model Trained on a Synthetic Task https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.13382 Chess-GPT's Internal World Model https://adamkarvonen.github.io/mac
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Using llm blindly will lead to poor results in complex tasks so I'm not sure how much of a problem it might be. I feel like students using it blindly won't get far but I might be wrong. > One of the most pernicious I have notic
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by Miraltar 2y ago
That actually sounds great
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Related post explaining the why and discussing the results : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41925869
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The Ideological Turing Test(ituringtest.com)
3 points by Miraltar 2y ago|2 comments
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Great read
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by Miraltar 2y ago
The huge nordVPN ad that pops up while reading leads me to doubt the objectivity of the article
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by Miraltar 2y ago
The author talked about it in length in an other blog post. https://www.experimental-history.com/p/im-so-sorry-for-psych...
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by Miraltar 2y ago
They might have and even without speaking of superstitions, we learn a lot by imitation, so that could be a factor too. But having the same ratio is a weird coincidence and it's also said in the article that babies already have their p
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I don't think it matters too much on a piano but on a guitar it does a lot because your hands do very different things.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Same but I disagree on the explanation. When in comes to jumps I usually use my left foot but here it's more about balance than power I think and having played handball for a long time, I feel more stable with left foot in front
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by Miraltar 2y ago
From the article, "when you compare the number of left- and right-handed Neanderthals, this same ratio of 1 in 10 left-handers that we see today pops out"
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Imo these one liners are only fun when they're actually not one liners, meaning when the context is part of the setup.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
It did feel emotive but this wasn't the main point. Data is harder to get (or more expansive) and more polluted.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I guess it would be interesting but differentiating pollution from language evolution seems very tricky since getting a non polluted corpus gets harder and harder
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by Miraltar 2y ago
It would be terrible from an athlete perspective
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Exactly, I don't understand people who watch any of the tracl and field disciplines and complain about this wall being the same everytime. Like there's about 10 different disciplines of people running on a plain track and that&#x2
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by Miraltar 2y ago
It's so weird ! The badly placed hold just disappears once all the rests aligns. My brain seems to dismiss it as an error on its part
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Yes but why don't they give us both options as many people miss the jack ?
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by Miraltar 2y ago
chess.com lessons are great for beginners imo, they're well divided into short focused topics, well explained, and you get to practice in between which helps a lot
113.
by Miraltar 2y ago
On top of what other users pointed out, it doesn't work at all on too niche genres
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by Miraltar 2y ago
It's not even in AZ but in some part of AZ
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I agree, Markov chain is fun when you don't know what it is because you try to make sense of it but once you realize it's just gibberish it's pointless. The other has that "unserious surprise" talked about in the or
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I wouldn't say that LLMs aren't fun, it's more that jokes out of context aren't fun. If you ask somebody to just tell you a joke, there's a very low chance that you'll actually laugh, especially if it's in
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I think there is often a confusion between memorising and understanding because they often go together. I'm an amateur chess player and I learned a few lines from a few openings. I never sat down repeating blindly the move to make them
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I do. Please stop pestering people about creating stuff you don't like. I don't want to see any more grumpy comment like that.
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Tracking energy consumption and environmental impacts of using generative AI(ecologits.ai)
2 points by Miraltar 2y ago|0 comments
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Because AI chatbots cannot really be controled and the companies can be held responsible for their mistakes : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39378235

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