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- Comment on Solve a puzzle for me 22 hours ago:
Huh, “book-learned”, that’s an interesting way to put it. I’ve been arguing for awhile that the bottleneck for LLMs might not be their reasoning ability, but the one-dimensionality of their data set.
I don’t like both-sides-ing but I’m going to both-sides here: people on the internet have weird expectations for LLMs, which is strange to me because “language” is literally in the name. They “read” words, they “understand” words and their relationships to other words, and they “write” words in response. Yeah, they don’t know the feeling of being burned by a frying pan, but if you were numb from birth you wouldn’t either.
Not that I think the op is a good example of this, the concept of “heat” is pretty well documented.
- Comment on Speed 4 days ago:
Neither are acceleration and the magnitude of acceleration the same. Acceleration is a vector - it has a direction just as velocity does. Here’s the definition I just copied from Google.
Acceleration: the rate of change of velocity per unit of time.
And here’s how you write that in math: a=∆v/∆t
- Comment on Speed 4 days ago:
Nobel prize coming your way
- Comment on Speed 4 days ago:
None of those reference frames are accelerating.
The difference is whether there is a changing velocity or not.
I’m going to assume that you’re defining acceleration in that second statement, because I’m not sure if you are and that’s literally what advertising means. In any case, both acceleration and velocity are vectors, both have a direction, and so a person’s velocity sure as hell can’t be constant when they’re going in circles. Ergo, acceleration. I mean that’s what force is, mass times acceleration, so if you move and you can feel it you’re accelerating. Earth has gravity that can more than cancel it out, but we can’t say the same for rides.
Somebody smarter and with more energy than me can probably come up with a rough estimate of the g’s being pulled in each picture (ignoring gravity).
- Comment on sweet dreams 1 week ago:
That’s messed up
- Comment on sweet dreams 1 week ago:
That was a great read, thank you
- Comment on flirting 2 weeks ago:
*ahem*, quack
- Comment on Which song is forever linked to a movie for you now? 2 weeks ago:
The boys are back in town - a knights tale Right place wrong time - Sahara
- Comment on shrimp is bugs 2 weeks ago:
The best jam I ever had was raspberry rhubarb
- Comment on bug weddings 3 weeks ago:
Sounds like a Presidents of the United States of America lyric
- Comment on Biology 3 weeks ago:
Livin free and in the wild!
- Comment on He has to be stopped 4 weeks ago:
Little Caesars
- Comment on Whoops 4 weeks ago:
I don’t think there’s enough screw puns to keep going, we’ll have to start rotating some of them back
- Comment on wat 4 weeks ago:
And don’t get me started on demorgan’s law!
- Comment on oWo 5 weeks ago:
It reminds me of this album
- Comment on it's literally happening 5 weeks ago:
Fantastic, dude
- Comment on Let's groove tonight 5 weeks ago:
There’s a song about this: youtu.be/Uh2Y5YpBFuw?si=r_sSx2EqpJLdwgr3
- Comment on 400,000 species 5 weeks ago:
Their influence was so far reaching. Even if you aren’t a Beatles fan, odds are that someone you listen to is one and hugely influenced by them. Kind of like that saying I’ve heard about Neil peart. “If your favorite drummer is someone other than peart, their favorite drummer is probably peart”
- Comment on 400,000 species 5 weeks ago:
Funny, I love the Beatles but that’s one song from them I don’t really care for. I want to like it but it somehow manages to be one of my least favorite Beatles songs and Clapton solos. Love the kinks too though
- Comment on Jesus, help me! - No! 5 weeks ago:
Might not be enough. 8 perhaps?
- Comment on 'The Matrix' Is Getting a Fifth Movie—Without a Wachowski Directing | Wired 5 weeks ago:
Tbf, they kinda did that in the original too, but at least it had the rest of the movie to make up for it
- Comment on All billionaires under 30 have inherited their wealth, research finds 1 month ago:
What gotcha? You just summarized the article
- Comment on A new Matrix movie is in development with The Cabin in the Woods filmmaker Drew Goddard at the helm 1 month ago:
I agree. I love the first matrix movie, but if it has one flaw, it’s that cheesy forced love-destiny thing. They were literally acquaintance’s prior to that, friend’s is pushing it, let alone lovers.
- Comment on A new Matrix movie is in development with The Cabin in the Woods filmmaker Drew Goddard at the helm 1 month ago:
I like to watch the first movie, then look up the action scenes in the sequels on YouTube
- Comment on A new Matrix movie is in development with The Cabin in the Woods filmmaker Drew Goddard at the helm 1 month ago:
Okay, I’m glad I’m not alone on that. There’s some interesting ideas, but way too artsy, imo. I muscled through, but I don’t think I’ll watch it again.
- Comment on Happy April Fool's here's your System of a Down meme 1 month ago:
ANOTHAHPRITHATHATHAAAAAAAH
- Comment on Happy April Fool's here's your System of a Down meme 1 month ago:
Same and same. Then system. Then primus
- Comment on Spongejob Wetpants 1 month ago:
It was kind of scary clicking that
- Comment on But I want to meet the White Queen! 1 month ago:
My dumb ass was staring at the picture for like 30 seconds asking myself “what mirror?”
- Comment on m'theydy 1 month ago:
Yeah there’s the rub 🤷