Andrew Verbitsky

[Andrew Verbitsky @AndreyVerbitsky]

@karlmehta Wrong statement, it is only one organ (eye) or sensor processes (not the whole brain )

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@karlmehta No, it is not architecture, it is our language

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@colin_fraser AGI requires support for causation, which is not something LLM can do alone

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@DavidSacks Well, can you confirm, that in a case of a threat to his/her position and finance from competitors or newcomers this hypothetical person would not use government apparatus for his/her advantage ?

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@RhysSullivan Yes, I did - can't say it was easy, but moving to a different climate and necessity to work across different time zones helped.

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@_tim_brooks Perfect synergy! LLM is the a very efficient memory storage device, and it needs an integration with a kind of a game engine for the word simulation (humans are not different - we also have both)

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@RogerWang11 One suggestion - learn the story before sharing ...

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@levie Depends on the quality of an answer, especially if tou have to prompt LLM with a lengthy text to get what you want

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@francoisfleuret QNX, NetWare, Borland Delphi, STL

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@deedydas In good old times of client-server architecture "server" 90% of the time meant some form of database and a big portion of sql code :) no one could even think about an idea of moving data back and forth to execute core logic outside of the database ...

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@alexgraveley Probably, because LLMs are not exactly capable of applying frameworks (or patterns)

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@TheMarcitect I wouldn't expect this question after "at some point" part...

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@Plinz Well, LLM is just a huge library that can quote statistically connected sentences; Language is a set of labels (or pointers) to the objects; Language is not enough to learn language, if you speak about meaning behind the words

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@d4m1n May be, because people can read it and understand it as well?

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@PeterDiamandis Btw - there is nothing funny about doing this with chatgpt, taking into account the models it has been trained on:)

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@PeterDiamandis Jave you ever pleased/thanked your car ? Or your dog ?

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@deedydas Well, in my time writing a compiler was a normal task, and not the hardest one. The hard part was to use mostly pen and paper to debug code (8k lines in that case) - we didn't have enough access to the computers back than....

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@zeeg Well, after being able to get away from working thru real teminal and compiling/editing in parallel around 2000, because of performance issues, I see no reason to use neovim (except nostalgia)

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@janetacarr @AaronKempf3 You know, around 2000 we used cheap PC instead of $$$ HP servers (having access to both) as more productive for some tasks.... Does it mean we don't need servers?

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@janetacarr Reliability? Security (personal)? Operational cost (vs. potential revenue)?