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by lupire 11mo ago
Claude gets better as Claude's managers explain concepts to it. It doesn't learn the way a human does. AI is not human. The benefit is that when Claude learns something, it doesn't need to run a MOOC to teach the same things
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by lupire 11mo ago
It's a trope that people say this and then someone points out that while the comment was being drafted another model or product was released that took a substantial step up on problem solving power.
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by lupire 11mo ago
Doesn't matter. First, yes, a modern AI will come back and ask questions. Second, the AI is so much faster at interactions than a human is, that you can use that saved time to glance at its work and redirect it. The AI will come back w
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by lupire 11mo ago
Is it fear of deep water, or fear of walking on a strange surface that might be unsafe? How does a dog know water is deep? Does a dog think its water bowl is deep? You can pen a horse by painting stripes on the ground around it.
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by lupire 11mo ago
Is it "primates" or is it the strange semi/erect limb attachment that primates have?
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by lupire 11mo ago
It really is strange how slowly humans grow to full size, and then stop. Other animals grow in under a year or two, or never stop growing until they die. How closely is physical size related to mental maturity? Do other animals mentally mat
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by lupire 11mo ago
So "skills" are a hack around the LLM not actually being very smart? Interesting.
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by lupire 11mo ago
The way NNs and LLMs solve this problem is by processing context and activating middle layer nodes to disambiguate local ambiguities. Have you tried increasing your context window?
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by lupire 11mo ago
For novice students of algebra first learning to solve for values of variables, the idea of NOT solving for the values of the variables is a major step.
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by lupire 11mo ago
That's only 9 digits. Determining if 12345678910 is primes would be outrageous. That's got more digits than I have fingers!
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by lupire 11mo ago
None of this is required for solving the problem in your head. All that is required is the ability to add 1-digit unit fractions in your head, as the problem requests.
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by lupire 11mo ago
Stating the "opposite colored holes don't prevent tiling by dominoes" problem requires some kind of "coloring" to know which pairs of tiles are in scope for being holes.
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by lupire 11mo ago
Sigils are essentially type tags. That's it. Array x === @x Int x[0] === $x[0]
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by lupire 11mo ago
Larry Wall is a linguist. Perl is most human-like programming language, which is what makes it great, but also what makes it unreliable for large scale programming.
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by lupire 11mo ago
That's only true if you renorm. Look up the Flynn effect.
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by lupire 11mo ago
How many people would you estimate exist?
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by lupire 11mo ago
If that information were valuable to learn, someone with access would be republishing it online.
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by lupire 11mo ago
That's a fancy of way of saying "not using HTTPS" which may be what average incompetent shops were doing, but isn't using HTTP everywhere which is the security standard.
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by lupire 11mo ago
What about GDPR is "scaling back"?
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by lupire 11mo ago
She was attracted to his power, which is why she spent time with him. Don't pretend she was an innocent protege. She was a nepo child playing the same game of stays climbing.
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by lupire 11mo ago
Why pays cops and orders then to pick fights with innocent people
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by lupire 11mo ago
The Peace Prize is weird one. It is a political tool to pressure people toward peace. That's why Obama got one strictly for not being George W Bush. It's one of the few Trump grievant that is legitimate.
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by lupire 11mo ago
Same as any broker of stocks, houses, spouses, jobs, airline tickets. The broker connects people, especially in the pre-Internet / young Internet days . The clients at ebsuy doing their main activity.
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by lupire 11mo ago
27 years younger. She is approximately 43 (college grad '04) and he is 70. The text messages were 6 years ago.
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by lupire 1y ago
But validation is theoretically impossible.
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by lupire 1y ago
And that reasoning was plagiarized from Obama's justification for operations in Libya.
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by lupire 1y ago
Drugs don't harm the other country, so it doesn't help win any conflict.
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by lupire 1y ago
Buried lede there is Natella explaining how there isn't enough electric power in the world for AI!!
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by lupire 1y ago
Sometimes you want to minimize
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by lupire 1y ago
So Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, and Saudi Aramco are AGI

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