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Just a little reminder that the idea at the core of LLMs isn't all that new.
Seems like there might be room for a "just add water" gel that you mix in a reusable squeeze bottle, though.
What are your thoughts on gels? Seem easier to dispense. Also less potential for making a mess. And you'd think they'd have a head start over powder, being pre-dissolved. But obviously there's increased shipping costs and emissions.
What's with the Tribune's factually incorrect headline? The story gets it right but the headline is just wrong.
Labeling this a story really should be false advertising if it isn't already.
Not unless you recorded all the information about the air spaces in detail and stored that. Your inference about the general shape of an idealize uncompressed chicken burger will never be a perfect reconstruction.
What you are describing is perceptual compression, which is lossy.
Close. Lemme see you decompress it fully.
Given the apparent imminent death of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, it seems like it'd be far cheaper and easier just to revive the old General Atomics/USAF/NASA Project Orion.
What, you don't want a $20k personal robot that can't quite do that yet on its own but someone in India will happily drive it for you via remote control while the company uses that as training data to replace them?
Yes, but if it has been instructed to tamp down on misinformation on a topic, if you ask any followups it'll gaslight you and deny what it just found until you ask it to search again. Around and around you go.
I had a similar experience with ChatGPT. It kept alternating between giving sources saying it happened and vehemently denying it was real and saying there were were no credible sources. It was full on gaslighting me. It felt like they instructed it early on and failed to remove the instruction.
I'm more worried about AI MARTINO.
Mathematicians redefine operators all the time. More by analogy than strict properties. I mean, is modular addition still addition? It doesn't follow all the rules of integer addition. What about elliptic curve point addition, which behaves the same as modular addition but works very differently.
I think they can be if you can define a consistent, deterministic rule for combination?
Could have been worse. There was a lawsuit against Google a couple years ago after a guy drowned when directed down a dark abandoned road with a bridge that had washed out 9 years earlier. People had been reporting it as a hazard to Google for years and they never did anything to fix the map.
How is "No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice" even remotely ambiguous?
There's the other little problem that if you give money to the government, it has to go to the Treasury and nobody can legally spend money from the Treasury without it being appropriated first by Congress.
So a check was given to the Treasury and now Congress still has to appropriate it?
Microsoft seems to think it's a serious warning sign of a mental health crisis if you consider leaving Windows.
Cursor seems like a major safety issue to me. Particularly around hot-reloaded code. It will edit things without your permission, save them to disk and only then ask you if you want to undo the changes it already made. Your entire system could crash before you can hit the undo. Or worse.
I don't think the appropriate answer to the Hitler Youth is starting a Hindenburg Youth.
Is the bit we can't see on fire?
Err.. Lost in Austen, of course.
What about the weird/fun ones like Lost in Asten (2008), the ITV 4-part miniseries? It's a portal fantasy adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.