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by sinuhe69 3y ago
If OpenAI bought these books, the issue will be signed by itself, right? Because everybody yes can learn from books. That’s their purpose, isn’t it?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I wonder why his intention of suing for malpractice was rejected 6 times? It seems quite clearly for me that the healthcare providers did it wrong (at least according to his description). If it was not so obvious, how could we as lay people
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Yes, it was loop 1/6 but the time for the quizzes already reduced to 15 s. That’s was what I talked about. By the way, I used Safari on iOS.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
So a Delivery Man in real life :D In the movie, it’s not so bad after all.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Another issue are two bugs: On this particular quizz, the solution is simply wrong. I can not make reference for that simple because there is no ref number. So only FEN: 8/p2r1p1k/1p2pQpp/2qr4/5P2/1P2P2R/P5PP&#
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Yes, many time. In this video I documented 2 issues: solution replay is too fast, and 15s quizzes like I said. https://imgur.com/a/NTo2cO1
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I like the concept! But I believe to make it work better, the repetition should not just of the same puzzle but of the same theme/patter (last rank attack, fork, overloading etc…). Yes, the strict time constraint seems to work for me,
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Was well not the most critical part, though.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light Interesting coincidence, huh ;)
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Actually already realized in other chatbots, long ago, for ex. SimSimi
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I wonder which limitations the new method could have because it seems to be the perfect tool for updating and “learning” new facts without the high cost of instructions or fine tuning.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Why they keep repeating if emergent abilities? Did I miss something because I don’t see any emergent ability at all!
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Great start! I suggest a voice over as well so people don’t have to look at the screen while they are doing the exercise. You can record your voice, or you can use nowadays a plethora of AI voices, for example ElevenLabs.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
The same learning rate conclusion is not congruent with reality where anyone can observe that some (smart) peoples learn extremely fast and other ways more slowly. That is apparent in math, language and practically in any subjects or fields
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Wait! They tested the coffee served by a café and not brewed themselves? How could they make sure that the beans are the same? How could they vary the beans sorts and the roasting/grinding processes but keep the brewing methods to make
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I'm not talking about Indian companies. I'm talking about local Indian hired by American companies or their daughter companies.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I always wonder why people are so naive. Do they really think the local engineer hired in a developing country would be payed the same salary as an engineer in New York? And what about outsourcing to the dirt cheap workers in India or Kenia
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
“leaving the platform vulnerable to foreign manipulation.” I thought Twitter is a global platform? If so, what could be a “foreign manipulation”? The approach of Musk is clearly less moderation. Tying the layoff of staff with more trolls is
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Why did you ask a question like that? Do you have the resources? Because the real world is constrained by resources, thus your question is not relevant to most of us. A relevant question is how to navigate best when resources are limited an
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I don’t think legalism is prerequisite for understanding China. No, if one wants to understand today China, one should seek to understand Confucianism and its effects on the social fabric, then the role of the emperor, his officials and the
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
When I read the first lines of the article, “sleep apnea” already jumped to my mind. Good for the author of finding and fixing the root cause of his sleep deprivation. No ways a few hours of sleep could be normal.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
It’s not new or will lead to some singularity any soon. We use computer to design and produce the next generation computer since the 70s and we achieved continuous improvement. And yes, the improvement seems more linear than exponential, pa
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Great experiment. But what was the 6. task? It was missing in the blog.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
In the article, I didn’t see any line using a password!
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
So you don’t even need a password to unlock it? Weird mechanism. I thought they would encrypt the few first sectors or so.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
If like that, computers are super-human long ago with their calculation capacity or memory or retrieval speed.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
The hype is immense and so the disillusion will be. Just let the LLM train go and we’ll see. Thanks to that, perhaps the next time people will stop and think more deeply about the real issues. Nobody will stop now but huge investment + econ
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
If a 9000 resident village has its own labor and delivery unit, then perhaps with one doctor only. If the doctor decided to move then of course they would have to shut it down. But it’s not as dramatic as The Guardian tried to make.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
From “could affect” (in OpenAI own assessment) to “replace” is a stark difference, BBC!
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Such examples show hilariously the true essence of AR-LLM

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