Pathologically technical, even if not as smart as I'd like to be. I will admit error, though.
The People's Republic of CA
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So there is a rift between the US and ROK.
It's looking like the CCP seizure of ROK was through Lee.
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I really want optical media to make a big comeback, and to continue the progression into 4k. I want to see real competition in player hardware again.
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I further contend that the attempts to use temperature "noise" to induce "randomness" in inference also induces hallucination.
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It occurs to me that the machines in 'The Matrix' could harvest human heat and provide a simulation to keep them contained and content, but would be denied the most important aspect of human existence: Experience.
LLMs are just matter, we are more.
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Yep, I'm leaving CA's AG spot blank. There's no point if our choice is between a hide-bound idiot and Bonta.
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If only people across the political spectrum could understand how badly they're being manipulated from all directions.
Of course, that's just a fantasy.
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California muni NAVs continue to fall as 30-year treasury yields hit multi-decade highs.
By election day, we could be in a full blown financial crisis.
It'd be the time for Putin/Xi to make a move.
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The @nytimes is just filth. They despise the US and are in kind to be despised.
It is a lethal parasite.
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I will never abide a fat old man who still clings to power and position by accepting bribes. I don't care what party he's in.
You find one like that, you start looking for Epstein in his background, GOP or Dem.
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YouTube is a useless pile of nothing these days. Ever-declining content from the best, ever-increasing slop and ads.
When people talk about the enshittification of the Internet, YouTube is a prime example of what they mean.
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Something has to be done about these political judges. I don't know what legal paths will work, because there are so many of them.
But they are doing to us what is being done to Europe, Canada and the UK.
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It occurs to me that classical computation has become an exercise in eliding quantum uncertainty, which is treated as error. And such error does lead to exceptions and crashes in a classical framework.
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When an LLM "decides" what is a factual basis for a question, versus what is not, it is already demonstrating a bias, particularly if that is the basis for not answering the question.
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