PLT jonkler
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Today I’m trying to write the framework that explains why biology is not Turing complete.
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@charliegreenman @awesomekling You're lucky you didn't see Cnile part of xitter
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@awesomekling i've never seen a single anti-rust person
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The Rust community is pretty annoying, but the anti-Rust community is on a whole other level of insufferable.
Guys, grow up, there's more to life. 😅
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Biology does things beyond Turing. I think I can explain it now.
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@leothecurious @PPlays420 @cloneofsimo May I ask you, do you think that “AGI architecture” will consist of any differential methods at all?
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broad distraction with methods that show superficial or unscalable progress before eventually pivoting back and scaling up more principled methods from scratch (in a way that most progress on the unscalable methods doesn't transfer). happened alot throughout this field's history. people love to optimize deadends till the very end.
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@PLTenjoyer That helps a lot, but if you know where you want to push them and correct mistakes you can get them into good states, also saying look for latest research is helpful to get them out of their internal knowledge which is where a lot of the superficial stuff is
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Naming their next model after Cthulhu makes it hard to take Anthropic seriously as the good guys. It's fun at any other software company, not one that actually is flirting with extinction.
Jimmy Apples 🍎/acc@apples_jimmy
“ A draft blog post that was available in an unsecured and publicly-searchable data store prior to Thursday evening said the new model is called “Claude Mythos” and that the company believes it poses unprecedented cybersecurity risks. “
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@eigenron I still can’t decide what’s worse, wordcel ML tard or math for the sake of math mumbo jumbo ML tard
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The G in AGI stands for "general".
General intelligence does not mean that you have been specifically trained for a large range of tasks. It means you can approach any NEW task and figure it out, just like humans do.
If regular people can do it on their own (no guidance, no tools), why should AGI require special handholding and handcrafted instructions? If it's AGI, why would there still be a human in the loop, using their own human intelligence to guide the model on every new task?
Lisan al Gaib@scaling01
this is pretty much worst case performance no harness at all and very simplistic prompt
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In the coming days, employers will see a stream of resumes of once-in-a-lifetime quality folks. An important thing to understand is that Epic never lowered our hiring standards as we grew, and the layoff wasn't a performance-based "rightsizing" as companies call it nowadays. It's a sound bet that anyone with Epic Games on their resume is in the top few percent of their discipline.
Dean Takahashi@deantak
Sad news for Epic Games. Hope the efforts to turn things around can work. gamesbeat.com/epic-games-lay…
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@blingdivinity @leothecurious Literally this, at this rate of “math insights” neuroscientists will get there first lmao
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@leothecurious am i too schizo in thinking that most ai researchers are severely oneshot by math slop? seems like if a good idea doesn't easily fall out of manipulating an existing equation they wont pursue it. too many exploiters not enough explorers
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no one is working on this(?)
davinci@leothecurious
semantically-aware optimization: > make param updates dependent on the subjective importance of the params > reduce catastrophic forgetting via selective knowledge forgetting based on relevant heuristics > plasticity heavily dependent on both epistemic and aleatoric uncertainty
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@misterclayt0n @HSVSphere If you don't know the nix lang, yeah, it's a real pain in the ass. But actually once you know nix lang and using LLM for any esoteric build system knowledge, it's a pretty pleasant experience
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@HSVSphere dude for me to use nixOS again I need to have a fucking seizure first this shit is beyond hate
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@___4o____ @NateBootyBooty Not the quality, but def the quantity. And it is possible to use coding assistants in a very granular level, where basically you are able to type code through AI faster then before, while retaining ownership.
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Saydıklarının yarısı gereksiz syntax şeyleri, concurrency kısmına cevap vermeye gerek yok bilmeden konuşuyorsun, sorun dediğin şeyler tamamen olması gereken dil tasarımına bağlı şeyler.
Dilleri sevmek sevmemek tamamen kişisel bir tercih. Ama Go’nun son derece güçlü ve geçerli bir dil olduğunu kimse inkar edemez. Verilerle ortada sonuç.
Dillerin prod/consları vardır, tecrübeli bir mühendis ihtiyaca göre seçimlerini yapar.
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Lütfen şu syntax sugar muhabbetlerinden Go dilini uzak tutun, istemiyoruz kardeşim biz gopherlar olarak
pub.huizhou92.com/go-is-finally-…
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@LeoBreston @Qivshi1 3) And this is precisely what brain cells control through homeostasis. You simply consider this to be an epiphenomenon, but I think that without criticality, the brain would not function at all. And I see no reason why this should not also apply to organoids
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@LeoBreston @Qivshi1 2) The more stable the neural pathway (i.e. “long-term” memory), the more subcritical it will be, but it will never be so weak that activity disappears completely (and vice versa)
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is there a paper on this? do they use it as a resevoir computer or what?
Niko McCarty.@NikoMcCarty
I'm writing a piece on biological computing, and would like to include more details on Cortical Labs and their "first code deployable biological computer." This is the same company that recently released a YouTube video purporting to show human brain cells playing Doom. If you know about biocomputing and want to talk about this, please DM me!
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