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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Yeah, no contest, llms can remember things. Big deal. You're comparing memory with intelligence. It's a part of it sure, but there's also cognition, reasoning and i don't even know what more
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
I'm sorry if I misunderstood your comment but your tone seemed to imply that
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
No, because most tests designed for humans test memory and pattern recognition, which computers already can do better than humans so it's not a useful comparison. I'd rather define it to be superhuman AGI when it not only performs
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Hey you're the one claiming intelligence and all, burden of proving it in squarely on you
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Who is this average programmer you're talking about? We did primality testing in literally the first sem at uni
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
You're assuming that everything needed to write code or make arguments is purely intelligence based and has nothing to do with patterns, structural repetition and things glorified autocomplete could do, and that's not true.
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
My theory that multi billion dollar companies base decisions like where to manufacture on costs? Or my theory that this set up forces lenient labour laws? I really do not know anything about economics, so would love to hear what you have to
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
No, it's a race to the bottom. It forces the countries to which manufacturing is outsourced to, to not have strict labour laws, low salaries, lenient pollution control and keep conditions generaly favourable for the company, at the cos
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Yeah. Ask it a question and it will tell you everything about it but never the exact answer you are looking for. It takes prompts like be concise and direct, or only give one word, or the like to make it anything better. Sometimes first ask
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Someone needs to make an awesome list for visual guides
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Chatgpt is pretty terrible at writing anything slightly nuanced, maybe that's why it feels so high school essay like.
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
yeah, and change is time. there is no notion of change without time, and Id argue that there's no way to measuring time without change, so change is indeed just a different manifestatin of time
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
try instantOS (and WM)
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
also this doesn't take into account the duration gap between the assets and the liabilities.
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
so we are just going to build the set up for the next terminator movie in real life and this time skynet self heals??
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
they are not mutually exclusive
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
the bias. if nasa managed such a mission, it would be glorious and efficient and smart and clever. when India does it, it's somehow "budget".
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
and with the recent firing of all the ai ethics teams from Google and Microsoft...
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
That's the stuff of my nightmares but i can see the appeal
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
Use the api if you want a less restricted version of openai models.
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
Is stealing bread to feed your sisters starving child unethical?
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
A checkbox could have the same issues. Both just represent binary state
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
A checkbox could have the same issues. Both ust represent binary state
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
I find this kind of math translated to natural language very useful to visualise things. It adds tremendous value for someone like me. The comments saying that if the sentence was enough you wouldn't need the article are in a very &quo
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
Yeah but that also says nothing about how useful or useless that is
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
I'd say that's subjective, depending on context and individuals. Sure etymology might be amazing to know for a lit major or author, but for someone who wants to just be able to write clearly, knowing a lot of words is useful.
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
There is a leap in this logic- going from the fact that SAT is solvable by a LLM to the conclusion that the SAT is useless. Questions about addition can be solved using calculators, does that mean that teaching addition is useless? Also the
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
No, please, that would just make it reddit...
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
Yep. It's nobody's fault that, surprise surprise, countries look out for their own best interests.
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by shreyshnaccount 4y ago
No it was broken by the US first by providing farm subsidies the size of the GDP of nations

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