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by meroes 2y ago
I’m also unafraid to say it’s BS. I don’t even want to call it scifi. It’s propaganda.
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by meroes 2y ago
Yep. Chain of thought is just more context disguised as "reasoning". I'm saying this as a RLHF'er going off purely what I see. Never would I say there is reasoning involved. RLHF in general doesn't question models s
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by meroes 2y ago
Yep if it happens in 200 years and/or is LLM-like consider me a dullard future selves. I think the humans-feeding-data to the computer (web crawling, RLHF, etc, etc) as a substitute for sense organs as input is nowhere near enough data
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by meroes 2y ago
I don't quite get what the difference is between now and when Sosa, Bonds, and McGuire were hitting homers, where apparently homers are monotonous. Are we pretending that wasn’t peak baseball? I mean I find the whole infield outside of
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by meroes 2y ago
Do you not get massive amounts of dust?
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by meroes 2y ago
My own experience is I went to an amazingly pre school. Like teachers invite students and their families for dinner at their own house, let kids do what they wanted during free time unless and until they actually did something bad. That fre
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by meroes 2y ago
Two kids were like 1 and 3 and the older wanted a toy for himself, so he told the younger “hot food no touch”.
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by meroes 2y ago
So you believe these people can break their addiction, and that medical science has no way to leverage that chink in the armor?
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by meroes 2y ago
Doesn’t the show My 600 lb Life show many serious food addictions being broken by expert medical care, which is not free?
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by meroes 2y ago
Same could be said for Sudoku. How many times has it seen natural numbers 1-9 and Sudoku tutorials and board states crawling the entire public internet. And yet they can’t solve a Sudoku or even a half size board on their own.
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by meroes 2y ago
Chronic “pain” as a spouse is the perfect metaphor. I can’t push through it, I have to use patience and understanding and it’s always somewhere on my mind. That’s the only way to make progress or be sane long term. I’ve grown and matured be
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by meroes 2y ago
My take is a bit different. I only have a math undergrad and only worked as an AI trainer so I’m quite “low” on the totem pole. I have listened to colin Mclarty talk about philosophy of math and there was a contingent of mathematicians wh
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by meroes 2y ago
Half my family is from the south and I lived in Ohio for years. They could have stopped giving tithes to churches on every corner and giving away their land and resources at pennies to massive corporations that have no allegiance and invest
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by meroes 2y ago
Isn’t that wanting your cake and eating it too? Conservativism rejects progress and changes by definition, so these people purposefully didn’t adapt to changes since the rust belt occurred, and NOW they are so worse off and want blood in th
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by meroes 2y ago
Based on ubiquitous AI trainer ads on the internet that advertise their pay, they probably make <=$50/hr training these models. Trainers are usually remote and set their own hours, so I wouldn’t be surprised if PhDs are not making m
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by meroes 2y ago
Wild that a drug with no other side effects that we know of besides pre existing pancreas issues can mute a bodybuilder’s hunger on a cut.
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by meroes 2y ago
I’m somewhat the same. I need to be active for other health reasons (physical therapy, etc) and not eating enough saps my ability to push forward physically.
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by meroes 2y ago
It’s one of those paradoxes where it’s almost funny again
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by meroes 2y ago
These are cuts to enrich the extremely wealthy, not for a lean-mean-fighting industry. Your whole conception is off. They don’t need or care if the entire country does better overall, they care about personal wealth. It’s Obama wasn’t tryin
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by meroes 2y ago
So the anonymity touted is not so anonymous?
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by meroes 2y ago
It’s two things on YouTube. Certain videos (seems to not occur for super popular videos) dont load. Just a white browser screen and black area for the video, but no video, suggested videos, or text at all. The second is searching. Certain t
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by meroes 2y ago
Ya we are sick and addicted. Not only do I need the above 4, I need a separate browser because YouTube breaks with Firefox, private tabs to not taint my preferences when I watch one-ofs, and other addons such as a channel and video blocker.
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by meroes 2y ago
Wow thank you. You’re right there’s likely some hidden assumptions that I had taken for granted that a unique solution is relying on when solving DE’s. I will have to read up to make this more clear mathematically, but at least mathematical
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by meroes 2y ago
I don’t get these examples. 1) When we say the ball is at rest, and let’s grant it can be, doesn’t that mean velocity, acceleration, jerk, etc are all 0? And thus it will never move? There’s a single solution governing the ball if we say it
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by meroes 2y ago
Netflix and YouTube push new content/favor new creators or directors. They don’t push the classics like music platforms do, and I don’t think it’s just streamers’ tastes.
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by meroes 2y ago
> The entire music community has been complaining about how old music gets more recommendations on streaming platforms, necessarily making it harder for new music to break out. Why does music continually entrench the older stuff (will we
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by meroes 2y ago
You’re right that my argument depends upon there being a great physical distinction between brains and H100s or enough water flowing through troughs. But since we knew properties of wings were major comments to flight dating back to beyond
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by meroes 2y ago
Teaching an LLM to solve a full sized Sudoku is not a goal right now. As an RLHF I’d estimate it would take 10-20 hours for a single RLHF’er to guide a model to the right answer for a single board. Then you’d need thousands of these for the
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by meroes 2y ago
My prior is reasoning is a conscious activity. There is a first person perspective. LLMs are so far removed mechanically from brains the idea they reason is not even remotely worth considering. Modeling neurons can be done with a series of
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by meroes 2y ago
Reminds me of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Measure_problem_(cosmology) .

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