most trajectories are not orbits
most functions are not differentiable
most programs do nothing
the universe is a desolate wilderness. we just live in the interesting/useful/meaningful parts of it.
One day you’ll say to your grandkids, you know that old saying about ants in the kitchen? Actually it’s not that old, I was on Twitter when it was posted.
And they’ll say, what’s Twitter? and actually that is old because you are old! Let’s get you back to bed.
@politicalmath n fact this gap is the difficulty with gaming and AI: consumers perceive AI primarily as a way for game studios to cut asset costs and fire artists, while game programmers want to use AI to ship faster.
@generativist I have a very comprehensive naming scheme for my notebooks. They each have a unique ID number, which is denoted in their file name by the prefix “untitled_”
Both Jensen & Dario claim to not know their address, which I guess means they exclusively delegate these tasks:
- fill out paperwork w/ addr
- buy things (enter billing/delivery addr)
- tell visiting friends where they live
Perhaps a good test of personal assistant agents.
@LaArqueologa@WB_Baskerville I don’t know where you live but it’s pretty common in California, and The Economist claims it is a widespread trend: https://t.co/VYX1yFV3Bw
@iwsfutcmd Wish I had vocabulary for “I have values disagreements with this person but they are a worthy opponent, they do it right”.
As opposed to “this person isn’t even good at being the opponent they claim to be, please be better so our opposition is worthwhile”