Yeah, but it’s chess…
The LLM doesn’t have to imagine a board, if you feed it the rules of chess and the dimensions of the board it should be able to “play in its head”.
For a human to have that kind of working memory would be a genius level intellect and years of practice at the game.
But human working memory is shit compared to virtually every other animal. This and processing speed is supposed to be AI’s main draw.
Although the chatbot had been given a “baseline board” to learn the game and identify pieces, it kept mixing up rooks and bishops, misread moves, and “repeatedly lost track” of where its pieces were. To make matters worse, as Caruso explained, ChatGPT also blamed Atari’s icons for being “too abstract to recognize” — but when he switched the game over to standard notation, it didn’t perform any better.
For an hour-and-a-half, ChatGPT “made enough blunders to get laughed out of a 3rd grade chess club” while insisting over and over again that it would win “if we just started over,” Caruso noted. (And yes, it’s kind of creepy that the chatbot apparently referred to itself and the human it was interfacing with as “we.”)
It’s fucking insane it couldn’t keep track of a board…
And it’s concerning how confident it is that it will work, because the idiots asking it stuff will believe it. It’ll keep failing and keep saying next time will work, because it’s built to maximize engagement.
Click baity headline:
One in three men (32%) aged 18 to 57 years report using emotional abuse towards a partner. One in ten (9%) say they have used physical violence.
9% is way to high and definitely a problem that needs addressed. But the article mentions multiple times stuff like:
Overall, among the 120,000 men surveyed, one in three (35%) said they’d used a form of violence towards an intimate partner in their adult life.
Like, obviously not defending emotional abuse, but it really shouldn’t fall under “violence”.
It’s 100% a form of abuse and a serious issue, just not “violence”.
I’m guessing the other person meant “the way it should be”
That’s a pretty safe guess considering they explicitly said that…
But I don’t think I’m going to make much ground explaining to you why they’re wrong either
Normal is something that’s basically the way it should be,
That is incorrect
Not normal, just uhhh… maybe common.
Either you don’t know what normal is or common is if you think they’re different things…
Rental properties.
Or inhale it…
You have no idea what you’re talking about.
Usually (but not always) if a mod removes it, it shows up in the mod log.
But lots of people don’t get the answer they want and delete it. Part of that is you can’t disable replies. A month from now someone might see this post for whatever reason and you’d get a notification.
That’s probably playing into it
There was actually a huge increase in approved claims immediately after.
Not sure how long it happened, but I remember hearing about it
Defense has brought it up multiple times already, it’s biasing the jury pool
If that’s terrorism then what do we call the death and pain caused by pursuit of profits?
If they want to have a discussion about labels, it’s not gonna go well in front of a jury.
At every step defense should be asking the jury:
If you had been killed, would this be happening? Why are lives valued differently
There’s a lot to be optimistic about when things are shitty.
And it’s important to talk about them because people are more likely to fight for a positive than to avoid a negative, it’s basic human psychology.
Man, hadn’t even thought about how much this fight would hurt both twitter and truth…
Neither can survive with 50% of their users, this could kill them both.
Had a port call back in the day with an Aussie ship and a Russian sub.
Long story, but it was kind of coordinated and they cut us all loose in Florida for a weekend as some kind of good will thing. (Basically a mini fleet week)
The first day when we walked down the pier there was a guy who took a lawn chair and a cooler to the very top of the Aussie ship and the guy just got wasted up there till we came back and hurled kind hearted insults at us for not being able to stay out later and keep drinking.
So the next day we asked the Aussies what the fuck was going on with that dude…
Apparently he was the captain of their ship, and just did shit like that.
They didn’t buy the cars, they bought the stock.
The stock is Tesla’s real product and has been for years. That’s why Musk was using company funds to buy Bitcoin. There’s zero gain from investing in the cars, because the stock price of Tesla has nothing to do with their cars
Because of the autistic community, there is a wealth of information on airports and what happens.
So I’m pretty confident that you can look up your specific airports and find out everything about them.
The layover is a good thing. It is incredibly unlikely you miss the connection when you have two hours. So you’ll be fine, but look up videos on the airports to reassure yourself.
Because the first long distance use was kids at Stanford using it with kids from UCLA…
I don’t know if it was the very first thing. But it was almost immediately used to sell weed.
And the first use that used at least two nodes was a dude in NYC.
Where do you think it was invented?
Yeah, it’s all the same shit.
But especially for EV batteries, the tarrifs make the raw materials so expensive a lot of companies are looking to offshore their manufacturing because if they’re made somewhere else, only Americans pay the tarrifs on completed vehicles.
If the raw materials face a 150% tarrif, then even if theyre sold in Canada or Mexico, the tarrifs drive up prices and lowers sales.
You’d save a lot of time typing, if you spent a little more reading…