in undergrad, alongside psychology, i studied applied statistics. during the primary elections and so forth, my buddies from stats and i would gather in my apartment on friday night and run the numbers. we weren't political in our crunching, but we were statisticians. it's one of the reasons regression analysis is such a strong love in my life. fridays were for the stats and love of the game
it's time to get to work on uniting folks toward ai bc politics isn't the right method, and i say this with my zohran sweatshirt on. if we continue politicizing technology and intelligence, it will go poorly
@levelsio@pieter@RinseFM@bassdrive@bbcworldservice@Bloomberg i've reverse engineered most of my electronics and connected them across my apartment. it's so much fun and much more useful for random alexa device (for example) sitting around unused
just received news that when i upgraded my chatgpt plan immediately to the 500 pro , they kept my usage at 200 pro!!! i've been running on empty for weeks lol but its fixed now and comped 25,000 credits. i'd also like my resets back :):):)
a little rough around the edges but finally got around to my first 3d printing project - embedded nfc tag keychain , opens directly to personal site / contact card save
how do we explain the different intelligences of other creatures; there's the imitation and top of the food chain piece where humans can imitate and learn intelligences of other creatures. a bird knows to construct tools for survival but in theory it cannot imitate the tools for survival the higher up the food chain we get. but then we have the birds who imitate language in their own way. but then what of humans who can theoretically invent and imitate any creature? intelligence is fascinating