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I disagree on your definition of deep structure. We can indeed deep structure, that is my whole point, without it Finnegan’s Wake would be impossible to read. This really is something LLM’s cannot do, at least for now. And if you look at th
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> All physical exertion causes pain and discomfort, otherwise it isn't exertion. This is just ridiculous. If this is actually true to ypu, please seek medical care immediately. You might not have long left.
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It addresses the point exactly. I doscuss my experience to show I quote know what I am talking about. Any amount of exercise is pnly good for long run if you do it consistently, with enough intensity and for long time. Your 5min ab workout
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4mo ago
Yes. I ran a half-marathon few years back when I used to box actively (didn’t compete, but sparred competitors). I woke up early 3 times a week to do 5km run no matter the weather. These days I just lift heavy weights. I think I know every
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Obviously there is disabilities that make almost all physical activity impossible. I don’t see your point, I should have made a disclaimer ”except of course people who have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, [list every possible disabling condi
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4mo ago
I suppose that if your muscles grow rapidly, you could call that inflation of some kind? Connection to cancer still unclear though.
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There’s even Paralympics in this world. People with disabilities do sports, although obviously it complicates things.
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How about you instead of trying to “get away with” as little exercise as possible you found a way to move your body that you genuinely enjoy? One should not optimise away sleep, nutrition and exercise. Yes we live in a ridiculous fitness an
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I am no linguist, but I believe this is referred to as surface structure and deep structure. What you describe is a line of text that is grammatically somewhat adequate to pass as readable and you treat all text the same. when we read the t
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4mo ago
You know monkeys can swim? Do you know what happens to a monkey 2-6km under the surface? Monkeys can also climb trees, very high. Monkey still no condor, sadly.
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If you want to see words form a shape I could point you towards concrete poetry, but I guess there is no point. Joyce wrote Finnegan’s Wake for 17 years and although superficially it seems complete gibberish, trodding through it you find me
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I think this is completely misleading. If your employer asks to redact your paper because it ignores relevant research, naturally you want to know what research they are talking about and on what grounds, and also which researches reviewed
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4mo ago
There’s a lot of confusion here on what parrots exactly are capable of doing and assumptions how smart they are. I also don’t quite see what you mean by behaviour in respect to LLM’s, possibly “agentic” tool usage? Because I’m fairly certai
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4mo ago
Yes, I am: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_(parrot)
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> A large, monied cross-section of the world I asked Mistral, and it guestimated that Altman, Thiel, Musk, and Hoffman had like $20.3B together when they founded it. Sound to me that the founding of OpenAI was exactly the point when the
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I really appreciate the effort you put in to this post. Posts like these are what makes HN great. Thank you.
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Why is it not indicative of what LLM’s do?
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Well in a sense that monkeys and Great Condor inhabit the exact same environment.
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That’s not how language works https://www.telelib.com/authors/J/JoyceJames/prose/finnegans...
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This is a false dichotomy. Artificial Intelligence is more of a marketing term type of Hi-Fi or High Definition, ie. being a “suitcase word”[1], ie. it packs various different meanings and phenomena together to the point that without explic
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> With the octopus thought experiment, I initially had told the story in terms of a dolphin, because dolphins clearly are intelligent animals. My co-author on that paper, Alexander Koller, said it should be an octopus, because first of a
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They had some months ago an article about affordability crisis in US and a lot of statistics how it is not a thing. Seemed very convincingl but then when you looked at the numbers more closely, they didn’t seem to give att all as strong sup
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I currently study Multivariate Calculus by using very new and nodern method: I read the text book, while solving the examples of the general for,ulas, or try to come up with my own. Then I do a s$ht-ton of exercises. I only use LLM’s to qui
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I missed out on the whole Bourdain-thing, but being a huge fan of The Stooges is was literally sobering for me to read Iggy’s biographies and understand why the Rock’n’Roll animal really is not a thing to be, no matter how self-destructive
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I’ve noticed The Economist having odd ways of interpreting statistics and data, and this article makes me even less trustful.
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I noticed how relaxing and meditative programming can be. It might sound that after day job basically solving other people pronlems I sit down late at noght to just write code for hours on end. But I really enjoy it. Using LLM’s to generate
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Unfortunate fact is that many victims consider predators manipulating them ”friends”. That’s how grooming works. We have discussed the safety of online spaces for 20-30 years now, always hearing the whatever okatform ”doing their utmost for
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I do. I’m going to take a wild guess that you are an old head like me, male, and lived your youth in the wonderful internet free of commercialisation of human interaction, free to roam and find new cool things and people, a wonderful librar
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Couldn’t you today make a fairly decent forum technology with all we know today and all libraries available etc? Naive question perhaps (web dev not exactly my cup of tea), but can it really be that hard? Or is that nobody cares enough?
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As always, what is AI? I have used algorithmic machine learning tools to help in mixing and mastering tracks years ago. Generative music has existed in some sense as long as electronically amplified music has. These all at heart have some h
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