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You're right.

(This isn't relevant to the article, but I've been slowly learning French, and based on context I understood what you said, that's so exciting!!)

Jesus that machine he was using looks like it would take off way more that just legs if it lurched.

A bigger question I have is who the fuck has a 16 year old working construction??? I'm fairly certain there's no way any of that kind of work falls into "legal for a minor to operate" especially considering minors aren't even allowed to operate cardboard compactors at retail stores.

I'm sort of alarmed how accurate it is.

I even played with Arch, Debian and went through college with a MacBook pro.

Yeah you get my drift.

Goddamn. And he's potentially president a second time.

Trump has already caused significant damage. If he wins, we can expect things to get really bad.

But even if he loses, look at what he's done. He truly believes personal gain is the only thing someone should ever value. There is no justice for someone like that, other than taking it all away. Forcing him to realize that humanity has only survived because we can work together for collective gain.

Don Trump's only got one ball

Nah, hard pass on that. Next thing you know you're having conversations with her, and then you take her to a fancy restaurant completely forgetting she doesn't need to eat and it creates a mess everywhere.

That's when people find out you spent hard earned cash on a Lucy Lou sexbot and can't figure out how to judge you: based on your loneliness, sexbot creepy factor, or the fact that you brought a sexbot to a fancy restaurant and somehow expected it to put something it's not familiar with in its mouth.

You know, at $2k you can get a decent sex doll.

A 5090 will definitely out perform my 2070 super

Neither option looks great to other people. Which one gets more bang for my buck?

The oversimplification was intended - you also caught my meaning of it being able to synthesize new rules.

This isn't fair to him. This is the sort of terrorism I was afraid of.

Fuck the GOP. Fuck Russia. If this convinces one person, it's too many.

I don't know how, but we need to destroy racism once and for all. Make it mandatory education on what they do. Make it mandatory education on how it destroys a country. Make it mandatory education how fascism is deadly to even the in group.

But first, Dems need to stack the Supreme Court. I've said it since I learned in highschool that FDR did it to save the goddamn country. Remove the filibuster. End FPTP. End the representative cap. If the Senate serves some important legislative function, keep them, but remove their voting power. Or also have the Senate divided up by population.

Write an amendment reversing Citizens United.

Then, maybe, we have a chance at continuing the great experiment.

LLM’s are not the only type of AI out there. ChatGPT appeared seemingly out of nowhere. Whose to say the next AI system wont do that as well?

I'm not sure what I'm misquoting. A large language model is not AI, a large language model is a non-human readable function used by a generative AI algorithm.

Simply put, ChatGPT did not appear out of nowhere.

Debugging and being able to interpret documentation when it exists.

But good lord, the amount of programmers I work with that never use an IDE debugger is unreal. I get that you don't have to, but Jesus Christ, if yout not getting an expected result, it's way fucking faster to step through the code and see where the data changes then to slap logging into every line and attempt to read the output.

Proper design will save an epic shit ton of money when it inevitably needs to be changed or fixed.

doing that involves a ton of googling and reading awful documentation

Yes. That is programming.

To most of us, the syntax is the easy part to remember, and our IDEs take care of most of it. Being able to bang our heads through the documentation and experiment with libraries is pretty much what our jobs are.

AI coding is basically a shortcut to some of the stuff we have to repeat with slight changes in our software. It's also useful for setting up more complex code that we know we'll have to tweak.

Expecting it to produce something with the desired results is a recipe for disaster. It's basically a cheaper outsourcing method that can't actually compile and run it's code before giving it to you.

This is getting weird.

We have billionaires voicing their opinions on the presidential race in a way that hasn't happened before.

This is important to pay attention to. The reason being is it's a big club we aren't in.

You said ChatGPT appeared out of nowhere. ChatGPT is basically Eliza with an LLM.

ChatGPT did not appear out of nowhere.

ChatGPT is an LLM that is a generative pre-trained model using a nueral network.

Aka: it's a chat bot that creates it's responses based on an insane amount of text data. LLMs trace back to the 90s, and I learned about them in college in the late 2000s-2010s. Natural Language Processing was a big contributor, and Google introduced some powerful nueral network tech in 2014-2017.

The reason they "appeared out of nowhere" to the common man is merely marketing.

If the current leading theory of dark matter being a fundamental particle means that there were "two big bangs" why would the dark big bang have to appear second?

10 to 30? Yeah I think it might be a lot longer than that.

Somehow everyone keeps glossing over the fact that you have to have enormous amounts of highly curated data to feed the trainer in order to develop a model.

Curating data for general purposes is incredibly difficult. The big medical research universities have been working on it for at least a decade, and the tools they have developed, while cool, are only useful as tools too a doctor that has learned how to use them. They can speed diagnostics up, they can improve patient outcome. But they cannot replace anything in the medical setting.

The AI we have is like fancy signal processing at best