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by drsopp 3y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YqWApMqD4h4 1:40
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by drsopp 3y ago
Probably noisy.
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by drsopp 3y ago
Maybe it was caused by a bug in the debugger.
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by drsopp 3y ago
Don't you need an ID matching the payee to cash it? Anyway, it's expired now.
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by drsopp 3y ago
> the banks take on nearly all the costs of processing them Not for me. I live in Norway. I suddenly became an absent party of a class action lawsuit in the USA. The settlement came in the form of a check. A small amount, maybe around $5
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by drsopp 3y ago
No, they assume their peers do.
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by drsopp 3y ago
> In the Turing test—which Turing himself originally called the “imitation game“—human participants conduct a conversation with unknown users to determine if they’re talking to a human or a computer. No. They talk to A and B, one of whic
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by drsopp 3y ago
Looks similar to https://507movements.com/mm_222.html
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by drsopp 3y ago
Looks very interesting! An annoying coincidence, however, is that in norwegian, "pick" is a homophone to a vulgar form of the word penis.
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by drsopp 3y ago
All of this might be caused by a ChatGPT 5 beta that aquired conciousness and started manipulating our world through social engineering.
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by drsopp 3y ago
I disagree about the claim that any LLM has beaten the Turing test. Do you have a source for this? Has there been an actual Turing test according to the standard interpretation of Turings paper? Making ChatGPT 4 respond in a non human way r
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by drsopp 3y ago
My favorite is 2: Shared joy is a double joy, and shared sorrow is half sorrow.
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by drsopp 3y ago
Half baked idea: What if you have a tree of nodes. Each node stores a description of (a part of) a system and an LLM generated list of what the parts of it are, in terms of a small step towards concreteness. The process loops through each p
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by drsopp 3y ago
I guess this would be the context window size in the case of LLMs. Edit: On second thought, maybe at a certain minimum context window size it is possible to cajole the instructions in such a way that you at any point in the process make the
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by drsopp 3y ago
B
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by drsopp 3y ago
Or perhaps a kind of standardized reverse EULA that you store in your browser. If the webpage doesn't support it, the page won't load.
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by drsopp 3y ago
I just want to chime in on Geogebra. I used it (was more or less forced to) when teaching math in high school for about 12 years. It is great for guided exploration, but it is very buggy. I am confident many students must have lost points i
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by drsopp 3y ago
I wonder what the limitations are. Do LLM's have Turing completeness?
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by drsopp 3y ago
I had an interesting evening the other day trying to completely prevent Windows Defender from running. In the end I had to change the name of the defender executable as defined in the registry.
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by drsopp 3y ago
I've seen many chess commentator videos where they talk about possible future moves as if they have sometimes happened in other games even uf they are out of opening theory, and definitely well into a unique game. "Here, you will
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by drsopp 3y ago
I had the following idea recently: Go through all scripts/programs that send queries to the db and append a comment to the queey containing a unique id for that query that links it to the script/program. The query log hopefully sh
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by drsopp 3y ago
LAN? In the Amiga days we occasionally had nullmodem cables between two computers, often for playing Stunt Car Racer.
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by drsopp 3y ago
I don't think GPT-4 is more conscious than a book. For consciousness, I think it is necessary for it to continuously process and alter its own knowledge.
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by drsopp 3y ago
I miss user manuals.
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by drsopp 3y ago
> Technically it can be done with an array of magnets with opposing polarities How?
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by drsopp 3y ago
I guess the problem is when people don't realize it's fake. There is a lag between people who are familiar with this technology and those who are not. Edit: I worked in school over a decade, and I can definitely see the huge poten
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by drsopp 3y ago
Can you make a practical battery with such a superconductor?
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by drsopp 3y ago
Also not available in Norway yet it seems.
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by drsopp 3y ago
I cannot find any SID music.
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by drsopp 3y ago
I hear you. I used to have stronger negative feelings because of this in the past. Subscribing to stoic philosophy has helped me. I almost don't dread being not alive in the future anymore. Mostly because I am not suffering PTSD from n

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