grumpopotamus

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by grumpopotamus 21d ago
I think "something that happened 20M years ago" is still wrong. One of the consequences of special relativity is there is no such thing as "simultaneous" events very far apart. In other words, if we went back 20M years o
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by grumpopotamus 23d ago
Could we develop new ways to develop understanding and explore new ideas, such as interacting with the models to explain and understand their proofs, as well as to brainstorm related directions to pursue?
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by grumpopotamus 6mo ago
Also by Terry Bisson and one of my favorite stories is Bears Discover Fire 1990 https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/bears-discover-fi...
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by grumpopotamus 6mo ago
This is such an infuriating narrative. As if the top AI researchers in the world couldn't detect and mitigate a major problem with the distribution of their training data and the performance of their models with basic techniques.
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by grumpopotamus 8mo ago
There is a TCEC category for 4k engines. The top ones are ~3000 Elo.
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by grumpopotamus 9mo ago
That's pretty obnoxious.
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by grumpopotamus 9mo ago
Have you compared the versions of Stockfish in each? In Lichess I think you can also choose different eval nets. There's a small one and a big one. That will affect N/s. Have you compared how many threads each are using? Furtherm
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by grumpopotamus 9mo ago
The article says death rates from falls in younger people has declined.
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by grumpopotamus 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TD-Gammon
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
> we made an offer that was a prime number $12345678910987654321?
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
Well, HF.
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
The box contains everything.
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
2x faster than what?
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
I am an expert level chess player and I have multiple people around my level play illegal moves in classic time control games over the board. I have also watched streamers various levels above me try to play illegal moves repeatedly before
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
Tcec games are deliberately played from imbalanced opening positions. The draw rate would be much higher for the top participants if this wasn't forced. However, I agree that engines are not perfect. I have heard this claim many times
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
Nice, now I can exhaust my monthly quota in 0.004s.
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
I was just thinking about how common this is, even for experts in a field. The line of thinking goes something like: 1. Observe the current state of the art. 2. Make a claim implying that we will NEVER advance beyond the current state of th
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
>Problem is the current systems can’t reason about things, math included. Have you tried asking GPT-4 any questions that require reasoning to solve? If so, what did you ask, and what did it get wrong?
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
Yes, I was making a joke about Monday being a trading holiday.
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
I predict that the stock will not react at all on Monday.
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
What are you embedding exactly? Chunks of documents?
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by grumpopotamus 2y ago
In the article the main and reserve chutes were tangled with each other, so maybe these probabilities aren't independent and can't be multiplied?
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by grumpopotamus 3y ago
The box contains everything.
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by grumpopotamus 3y ago
You could in theory behave in exactly the same way without inner subjective experience. The argument goes like your brain gets exactly the same signals and processes them in exactly the same way, and initiates exactly the same actions, exce
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by grumpopotamus 3y ago
Could this be the opportunity for Kamila to continue her winning streak? https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/25/kamila-grabska...
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by grumpopotamus 3y ago
We have absolutely no idea what makes something conscious or how to measure whether something is conscious or not. It is perfectly reasonable to consider that AGIs might have conscious experience, and to discuss the moral consequences of th
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by grumpopotamus 3y ago
Or are we? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_Nine?wprov=sfla1
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by grumpopotamus 3y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that most or all of these models are very sensitive to the exact prompt. Many of them may be capable of giving a good answer when prompted slightly differently. Here was my interaction with Falcon 180B using the
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by grumpopotamus 3y ago
An increase in supply and/or a decrease in demand can cause prices to fall. However, falling inflation does not mean falling prices. If inflation is falling but still positive, then prices are still increasing, on average.
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by grumpopotamus 4y ago
The Turing Test is a good test for intelligence, but it may not be a good test for consciousness, given the possibility of philosophical zombies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophical_zombie

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