lupire

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   by lupire 2y ago

   "Don't anthropomorphize LLMs. They're hallucinating when they say they love that."
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   by lupire 2y ago

   Some people solve trick questions easily simply because they are slow thinkers who pay attention to every question, even non-trick questions, and don't fast-path the answer based on its similarity to a past question. Interestingly, p
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   by lupire 2y ago

   Optimizing a query is certainly something the machine (not necessarily the LLM part) can do better than the human, for 99.9% of situations and people. PostgreSQL developers are oposed to query execution hints, because if a human knows a bet
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   by lupire 2y ago

   Here's something a human does but an LLM doesn't: If you talk for a while and the facts don't add up and make sense, an intelligent human will notice that, and get upset, and will revisit and dig in and propose experiments an
5. 785.▲
   by lupire 2y ago

   It can , but does it, with high probability?
6. 786.▲
   by lupire 2y ago

   Answering simple computational questions correctly is not almost irrelevant.
7. 787.▲
   by lupire 2y ago

   The OP went a little too far with the specific prompt, but "generally intelligently decide when to use an exact computation (programming) module" was part of the LLM plugin model that was solved last year. Why the regression?
8. 788.▲
   by lupire 2y ago

   A century of neuroscience has said "yes" every time and every way that has been checked.
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   by lupire 2y ago

   Writing the radical sign last is a sign of sophistication of maturity.
10. 790.▲
    by lupire 2y ago

    That's Paul Erdös
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Near perfect AIME, not just AMC12. But each solve costs far more time and energy than a competent human takes.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Practical effects are naturally real but the wrong thing. Still, when the thing you are making is fantasy, the audience won't know it's wrong. CGI effects are naturally fake but the right thing.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    We had janky resistive touchscreen cash registers in the 1990s.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    They forgot to say how
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Dampening is also restraining.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    More people have died from toxic food than won the jackpot.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    > He led a team of more than 60 writers and editors, publishing blog posts and articles to promote a tech company that packages and resells data on everything from real estate to used cars. His job was to generate spam.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    We don't know what each connection means, what information is encoded in each weight. We don't know how it would behave differently if each of the million or trillion weights was changed. Compare this to dictionaey, where it'
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    by lupire 2y ago

    191, 193, 197, 199 are also twin twin prime pairs These primes have to be 11,13,17,19 + 30k, due to division by 3. 5 is half of 10, so we easily rule out exactly the number 10x+5. 49 = 7², 77 is a multiple of 7, of course. 98 = 2 • 7² In or
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    by lupire 2y ago

    No need to memorize (10a+5)² = [a * (a+1)][25] (a+1)² = a² + a + (a+1) (a-1)² = a² - a - (a-1) (a+2)² = a² + 4(a+1) (a-2)² = a² - 4(a-1)
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    by lupire 2y ago

    That's only true if they have the same work experience and other hobbies, which you can't know.
22. 802.▲
    by lupire 2y ago

    They didn't parse incorrectly. They made a guess about what your poorly worded communication meant.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Maybe similar. Doctors are general bad at providing care, so people learn helplessness.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    You have to walk past 50 iDevices of Applied Silicon with coordinated beam forming transmitting Reality Distortion Fields into your brain
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Riding a motorcycle is not a substitute for sitting at a pool or restaurant. It's different.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Show her the Airplane Mode button?
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    by lupire 2y ago

    PP is bragging that USA 2%ers do better financially than the European 2%ers, as long as their kids don't get murdered at school, because they can watch their investment portfolio grow while playing video games at the office all summer
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    by lupire 2y ago

    How does someone know you are in cell range? Why do you care what that wage thief thinks?
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    by lupire 2y ago

    As we age, we start to think about legacy. Yours could include teaching your company to respect vacation time.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Looks like the same tracking, just main YT view not Shorts