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disconcision
2y ago
why does this imply theyve moved beyond next token? is it a throughput issue?
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2y ago
this exists! https://www.openinterpreter.com/ even their hardware is (apparently) open-sourced
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3y ago
faces are simpler since unlike hands most of their major constituents are at fixed relative positions to each other. but the flip side is that people are hyper-biased towards attending to facial details, hence why they were basically the fi
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3y ago
(the following is speculation) text like hands belong to class of imagery satisfying two characteristics: 1) They are intricately structured, having many subcomponents which have precise spatial interrelationships over a range of scales; th
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3y ago
chatpgt can in fact both read words in images and generate images
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3y ago
we don't need to limit ourselves to context-free, either. its possible to enforce scope as well, and even force per-token type correctness, as least for somewhat syntactically well-behaved languages that use local type inference.
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3y ago
not exactly what you describe but it may be worth looking at (gradually) typed racket in this context: https://docs.racket-lang.org/ts-guide/ . the contract system might also be of interest: https://docs.rack
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3y ago
who would have thought that elon of all people would fail to 'let that sink in'?
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3y ago
ya exactly. i liked to treat this whole genre as gardening. simcity is more constrained gardening; you dig your plots and watch stuff grow. transport tycoon is more like guerilla gardening; fundamentally you're in the wilderness, but w
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3y ago
tree sitter seems to do pretty well in its limited role; why is this unfortunate in your opinion?
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bad news everybody, grandmas dead where by dead we mean that the entropy of her current utterances is failing to move extant priors
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3y ago
it's been done, in a limited way: https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.10763 ; we're working on extended this, but yeah, there are a lot of details to work out
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3y ago
I've been working on some basics in this direction... taking the expected type at the cursor and using this to inform exactly what type & function definitions to splice into the prompt: https://andrewblinn.com/paper
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3y ago
are they famous last words? are there specific examples of indigenous people that were decimated due to actively seeking out contact? (genuinely asking, not super familiar with the history here, though i'm under the vague impression th
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3y ago
indirectly. i'd say the largest single early complain about simcity 2013 was the small maximum city size you quote, which people attributed to perf-related restrictions
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this may be changing. as we speak. terence tao has recently been working to formalize existing work in lean. and has already found a bug in one of his published proofs. i think there will always ish be a need for mathematical proofs in the
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3y ago
While I think having people on mars would be neat, I'm not sure there's anything we could do to earth period, let alone in a year, that would make it less livable than mars
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3y ago
maybe worth noting that depending on specifics a 3090 isn't necessarily a strict upgrade over an M1 max. While a 3090 will be faster on any model it can run, an M1 with 32GB of ram or more can load models which a 3090 cannot
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3y ago
If LK-99 has the same resistance as the weight of a levitating frog, it's a superconductor
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i don't find this argument convincing. it depends, at minimum, on bounding 'aliens' to mean something reasonably close to humans. if we allow aliens to be arbitrarily different, than i don't see a reason to bound their a
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what do you mean by this exactly? like whats an experiment which establishes the difference? a lot of human behavior is also only liminally generative cached retrieval
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bohm here is talking about the observer effect, which is distinct from, though has historically been conflated with, the uncertainty principle. the former refers to how measurement unavoidably affects a system, whereas the latter is an inhe
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Even the racket teachpack libraries designed for education are very capable; I was able to make this structured editor with only using teachpack content without external deps: https://github.com/disconcision/fructure
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3y ago
funnily enough the original POSIX regular expressions (BRE) were strictly less powerful than regular expressions (CS sense), lacking a general alternation operator (though one was provided in ERE)
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people complained just about as much about moderation on reddit in 2010 as they do today
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i don't think there really is such a relative equivalency. the universe according to best current understanding doesn't have anything which resembles human death to demarcate a lifetime. you could say 'heat death' but i
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out of curiosity i checked my relatively recent windows 10 installation. i see 102 files ending in .com; 13 if filtered to unique files names. 12 in the windows folder, and 1 in a game folder. most of the windows folder ones are in System32
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3y ago
> Text inputs have no affordances >It has all the affordances. these are two different ways of saying the same thing
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bit of quibble, but a geological era, as a technical term, describes a duration on the order of 100MYA, which is nearly 1/100th of the age of the universe, making 'nanosecond' a bit of an exaggeration. even if we consider per
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4y ago
fantastic list! although obviously no such plan can really cover the whole space, i cant help but want to suggest adding some languages representation to the list; a simple interpreter or compiler project, or alternatively some symbolic com
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