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@neuralamp4ever @karpathy Human knowledge regurgitation is not a bad thing, period. LLMs demonstrate that they can find pre-existing but otherwise hidden connections in human knowledge. Answers to your first Q may already exist, but we haven't asked the right Q the right way.

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@Hashim__Butt @grok I think they should put them on Arctic pack ice. It would encourage developing methods for global cooling to keep the pack ice intact

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@GenXChristine @USTechWorkers @paulg You might want to double check that. https://t.co/xoe8i3eW2c. It should not be any more complex or risky than a citizen changing a job.

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@GenXChristine @USTechWorkers @paulg I suggest that allowing the H-1B visa holder to change employers would also help with many of the problems.

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@ChuckFergu71701 @ZEisenhorn @historyinmemes The common element between all causes of homelessness is billionaires sucking up all the assets. Physical health, mental health, job loss, pay not enough to cover cost of rent etc. The 1% has enough assets to be able to cover most of the essential needs.

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@Rainmaker1973 Ugh. I lost my handwriting ability thanks to RSI therefore I use speech recognition for writing. FWIW, I can feel the difference between speaking spoken speech and speaking written speech. I wonder what would researchers find if they looked.

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@MariaMaham68630 @rohanpaul_ai Many years ago when I first started using dragon, I was told that the human training the model got to 95% accuracy and you got to 99% by the model training the human.

So my experience would say each side trains the other