mdp2021

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by mdp2021 3mo ago
The tests are detailed on the site. And your logic is faulty.
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
You misread the post. Pls read it again.
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> There's Mistral https://trackingai.org Mistral: eq.IQ ~70 Kimi, Claude, Grok, Gpt, Gemini: eq.IQ ~130+
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
To some online sources, it is used for both. > "Yah": slang spelling of the word "yeah" (which of course can also be used ironically) > Merriam-Webster: "Yah": used to express disgust, contempt, defian
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
Well, in that case - if it is just a "hear, hear" - I do not see why the utterance from that actor would be of note. Maybe nozzlegear wanted to suggest some importance on Musk remaining a bet-ter on the general tech, regardless of
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> pro-AI sealions, yes Very devoid of intelligence note. > Any objection Objections are arguments. That post did not start an argument - it was as ideological as the Brigades. Devoid of what we want to have here (I believe). I hav
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> wasting money Testing, assessing, tasting... We also do it when we build other things - this is just a different scale.
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
Can someone please translate that expression? What would that mean?
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
Theft of what? Why - aside from the fact that your accusation are irrelevant to the submission and arguments absent -, you do not know verbatim paragraphs (we do)? You cannot come and place your personal positions as assumptions. To me, the
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
Originally found minutes ago on The Onion's "American Voices" section (the real news in the site). Adequate for a number of reasons - including the invention as their recurrent feature "«No way to prevent this», says (et
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Pepper-spraying drones deploying against school shooters, not everyone approves(theweek.com)
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> in the same way it's still science when we breed cows to produce more milk If you cross cows and the amount or quality of milk varies, you have a question in the queue: why did it happen. The question is scientifically duly in a
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> proper definition of reasoning must be provided It will be related to the context. If a process tells me that "if the light is blue and the sound is sharp then the lever must be lowered", it outputs reasoning; if what the a
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
Nobody has said that one should build «evil and manipulative technology». An interlocutor that says "I" is not «evil and manipulative technology». People (normal people) are not manipulated by a generator that says "I".
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
The perspective in your post is rationalistic and not empiricist. There was no theorematic argument intending to prove the importance of Sanskrit (and Greek, and Latin) for the understanding of English based on historical notions: it was a
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
No, the succession (Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, post-Latin) was given mainly in terms of the apogee - one peak follows the other in time. When I wrote «Sanskrit entered into Greek, Greek into Latin, Latin into English» I described the phenomeno
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
Does Lithuanian have a comparable corpus of important literature? Is Lithuanian equally giving when reconstructing the networks of meaning? Is it comparably enlightening in the suggestion of the original common language?
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> Seems like Greek or Latin are more useful to an English speaker for familiarity It is that consideration of the several implementations (so, include Sanskrit - it augments the material importantly) clarifies the cones of meanings in
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
My bad :) It's just that I cannot allocate the safest amount of effort in composing. I thought it was clear enough.
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
If an awareness of Kurdish would help understanding Greek, than Latin, than our post-Latin languages in use, then such awareness would be surely welcome, but "the thing with" Sanskrit is also about the prominence of its literature
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
But the point is in the strength of said relations in view of understanding the underlying roots in current languages.
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> That still does not make Sanskrit an ancestor language of English You are taking 'ancestor' in a strict technical sense, which was clearly not my intention. > though both English and Sanskrit do share a common ancestry
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> Sanskrit is not an ancestor of English Sanskrit entered into Greek, Greek into Latin, Latin into English. Edit: downvoter, express yourself clearly. I cannot see how the above sentence could be considered false, apart from gross inte
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
The standard is "do grow up; build a society that facilitates growing up; and do not hinder adults with rules for children - that is very much not a society". And your insulting attitude disservices the loser more than the normal
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> learn a language with very few speakers Learn Sanskrit. You were writing in a descendant language just now. If you learnt the roots, you would understand the descendants better. And they are your tools, and knowing your tools is impo
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> Gilgamesh deserves that The very moral in Gilgamesh deserves that. "I went in a quest for immortality; I did not achieve it and came back, and while returning I saw in the distance the City I built, and I understood what my immo
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
I cannot get a faint idea about how you managed to get such a twisted misunderstanding. Let us reformulate through the framework: the learned wrote books; the learners read them books, as many as possible in a ranked list; we may one day ac
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> Once LLMs are trained with the content of this book I strongly believe that the "future" should be LLM+Corpus - something beyond LoRA or RAG or context, but what we need and will have will be a generally strong LLM augmente
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
> why don't we all vibe everything in assembly I really loved this retort, but we have to reply: from that cone of perspective, it would be probably better to "vibecode" in C and not hope that the LLM does a better job t
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by mdp2021 3mo ago
Some still like FASM. Why NASM or YASM?

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