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by typon 6y ago
That's right. I don't even know how to define "learning the rules of arithmetic" in the context of a neural network.
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by typon 6y ago
The site you linked asserts "meta-learning" is happening in GPT3 without any evidence of it
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by typon 6y ago
What's the evidence?
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by typon 6y ago
This is virtue-signalling in its finest form. Palantir is a died in the wool Silicon Valley company but they don't want to burden themselves with the baggage that comes with that.
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by typon 6y ago
I think you're kind of proving the OPs point. The argument is that GPT3 has no understanding of the world, just superficial understanding of words and their relationships. If it did have a real understanding, prompt construction would
636.
by typon 6y ago
Good riddance. Hopefully this leads to companies that are less vampiric in their exploitation of labour. Congratulations on California for being courageous in this aspect.
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by typon 6y ago
Once he picks up Rust, he'll become a 10x programmer.
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by typon 6y ago
It's kind of like saying Redis is just an dict. The optimizations in the entire software/hardware stack is what makes these innovations possible. A C implementation would not work in reality for large models.
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by typon 6y ago
Except it isn't because why would gtk need to prefix their functions and structs with these ugly names? Namespaces is the answer to solving problems arising from a lack of namespaces.
640.
by typon 6y ago
I don't know how anyone can develop serious projects in C due to this exact reason.
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by typon 6y ago
It's only Bolshevik to Americans who don't actually understand the meaning of that word, or any related concept for that matter because of the incessant propaganda they're subjected to
642.
by typon 6y ago
Terrible straw man argument
643.
by typon 6y ago
For loyalty to Firefox? Probably $10/month.
644.
by typon 6y ago
Over a long enough time span, even protons will decay.
645.
by typon 6y ago
This writing is so Orwellian it seems like a parody
646.
by typon 6y ago
The whole point is for the US to be a leader, not a follower. If China wants their own internet, let them suffer.
647.
by typon 6y ago
Hey Mozilla Employee, Could you guys please add a feature where any link opened from within a container opens in the same container category? (Like if i'm in Personal, I stay in Personal unless I explictly opt-out)? It's such a pa
648.
by typon 6y ago
how the hell didnt i find this before...
649.
by typon 6y ago
NetflixParty is the only extension that I actually use that isn't on Firefox. I wish someone made a clone. I wonder if there's something technical preventing that from happening.
650.
by typon 6y ago
My friend who works in an adtech company: "Protip: Use Firefox instead of Chrome. We get very little data from Firefox users"
651.
by typon 6y ago
Are there examples of such advanced GUIs? (links to github)
652.
by typon 6y ago
Huawei produces civilization defining infrastructure. TikTok is a social app. The Chinese government's priorities are in the right order
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by typon 6y ago
The prompt is essentially fine-tuning with extra steps
654.
by typon 6y ago
It's actually undergraduate level of math (typically General relativity is taught in 4th year). It just seems overwhelming because it builds on top of four years of math courses. I'm not an expert, but this paper is interesting be
655.
by typon 6y ago
Let's see the usage of the word "steam engine" and "quantum computers" plotted on a graph. What a weird tweetstorm.
656.
by typon 6y ago
Ibn Sina proposed the famous "Floating man" thought experiment a thousand years ago
657.
by typon 6y ago
Beaches are just unrealized silicon chips
658.
by typon 6y ago
Are you saying people see Musk as a necessary "evil" to fight off a bigger evil (in the form of oil companies) and so they forgive his misgivings in a sort of utilitarian calculus?
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by typon 6y ago
It's strange how much people will bend over backwards to give Musk the benefit of doubt when he openly lies about such things
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by typon 6y ago
This is why the Chinese strategy is not to give in to US bullying but create an alternative order in the world. Either the US comes to terms with it or we see the US empire lash out even harder

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