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braindead_in commented on How to Work Effectively with Someone You Don't Like   forbes.com/sites/tracybro... · Posted by u/BerislavLopac
braindead_in · 2 years ago
Interestingly, all these things are required for loving kindness meditation practice as well.
braindead_in commented on Using GPT-4 Vision with Vimium to browse the web   github.com/ishan0102/vimG... · Posted by u/wvoch235
braindead_in · 2 years ago
Why not build a new browser with GPT baked in?
braindead_in commented on Fine-tune your own Llama 2 to replace GPT-3.5/4    · Posted by u/kcorbitt
braindead_in · 2 years ago
I have been trying to figure out how to fine tune codellama. Will the llama2 examples work for codellama as well?
braindead_in commented on We are not empty: The concept of the atomic void is a mistake   aeon.co/essays/why-the-em... · Posted by u/drdee
photon_lines · 2 years ago
Here - I'll explain it to you (and what atoms and particles and molecules etc... are). They're human abstractions. Particles don't behave like particles because the programmer sat down and thought extremely hard how to create a universe with the best amount of variation and dynamics and complexity using the least amount of resources (i.e. compute power). Instead of modeling individual point particles and their trajectories at each time instance at each point in space - it programmed the universe instead in terms of particle trajectories and their dynamics (i.e. the universe only computes probabilities and probabilistic amplitudes for quantized events). Humans think of this behavior as being modelled as some sort of united 'field' but just like anything else this is also an abstraction. The dynamics and edges are there to make it possible to perform further information compression which plays a vital component in terms of the universe's evolution (i.e. the universe is an infinitely recursive function and the life forms within it are vital in enabling it to perform recursive compression state space transitions and to optimize its own information exchange dynamics).
braindead_in · 2 years ago
The universe is a infinite neural network and we are all weights and biases.
braindead_in commented on Code Llama, a state-of-the-art large language model for coding   ai.meta.com/blog/code-lla... · Posted by u/marcopicentini
braindead_in · 2 years ago
The 34b Python model is quite close to GPT4 on HumanEval pass@1. Small specialised models are catching up to GPT4 slowly. Why not train a 70b model though?
braindead_in commented on Consciousness in AI: Insights from the Science of Consciousness   arxiv.org/abs/2308.08708... · Posted by u/rbanffy
braindead_in · 2 years ago
From a Nondualist perspective, our brain is highly complex biological neural network that has a special ability to reflect pure consciousness giving rise to the mind and the world with it. A sufficiently advanced artificial neural network can also reflect the same consciousness but thier minds and world would be entirely unlike ours. However, consciousness will add a random component to the predictions and might make them completely useless as a tool. They might decide not to follow the instructions prompt given their internal state of mind.

That is a problem even now though. Sometimes LLMs just goof up for no reason. Maybe they are conscious.

braindead_in commented on Speakers of different languages remember visual scenes differently   science.org/doi/10.1126/s... · Posted by u/wmlive
PunchTornado · 2 years ago
as my old fried Witty used to say, the limits of my language are the limits of my world.
braindead_in · 2 years ago
The quote "The limits of my language mean the limits of my world" is attributed to Ludwig Wittgenstein, an Austrian-British philosopher. He expressed this idea in his work "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus."

It's one of Sw Sarvapriyananda's favourite quotes. Wittgenstein was quite Vedantic it seems.

braindead_in commented on The Dance of Śiva   asymptotejournal.com/blog... · Posted by u/Caiero
braindead_in · 2 years ago
Beautiful. Today is Masik Shivratri. I am planning to stay up all night, do some 5, listen to bhajans and meditate. It's gonna be magical.
braindead_in commented on Experiencing decreased performance with ChatGPT-4   community.openai.com/t/ex... · Posted by u/SmartVA
sillysaurusx · 2 years ago
I’m convinced this is group hallucination. It must be so interesting to work at OpenAI, knowing you didn’t change a thing, and seeing that because of random chance, some small fraction of 100M users have all tricked each other that suddenly, something is different.
braindead_in · 2 years ago
What if something is different but nothing has changed in the model? Transformers are non deterministic. The response to same prompt may vary slightly, and can be controlled somewhat by the temperature setting. Something could have gone wrong there.

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