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by _s_a_m_ 4y ago
Nonsense, as always from AI research. Not even single neurons are properly understood and hardly possible to simulate. Don't even get me started about all this marketing bullshit.
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by _s_a_m_ 4y ago
I hope someone creates a modern build which can run on current Windows versions.
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by _s_a_m_ 4y ago
:D
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by _s_a_m_ 4y ago
Science is about knowledge and not about serving the purpose of some people who define "progress" for some political or economic reasons, .. or because they want attention. I wished everyone would read "Law, Legislation &
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by _s_a_m_ 4y ago
It is generally a weird attitude to required "societal progress" from scientists. Neither the term "progress" is clearly defined and does not need to be, nor does science at all work on such principle. It is like asking
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by _s_a_m_ 4y ago
I am started to get annoyed at these developer children, as someone who has majored in CS at a university. There are some genuinely interesting things to write about in software engineering and development. Instead they choose to rant about
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by _s_a_m_ 5y ago
Ehem, Windows, anyone?
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by _s_a_m_ 5y ago
We hit rock bottom in the web dev community just now.
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by _s_a_m_ 5y ago
Gotta love the word "advanced"
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by _s_a_m_ 5y ago
You are comparing apples and oranges. "generating content" does not yet say HOW the data is generated. Here we are specifically talking about probabilistic generative model, which are inherently unsuited for mission critical purpo
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by _s_a_m_ 5y ago
> Chatting with random people on the internet is much more unpredictable Not particularly the best comparison, we are talking here about applications and services which we sell and we have to make sure that we have the confidence that we
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by _s_a_m_ 5y ago
You can frame anything being "a tool". But if you want to stay within your logic, then this is a very specific "tool", it is supposed to directly interact with people, not machine to machine, and as such it can have cons