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It's 3 hours long, but somewhere in here.

Todd Howard did a podcast and said that they'll definitely be using chat bots for NPCs in future games. Not Starfield, but likely ES6.

I didn't think it was that bad. Parry/riposte the bugs and use the arbalest to shoot the fire blimps. Explore a bit until you find a nice open spot for a base - the mist distribution is fixed.

Ahh, that's right. Now I remember waiting to buy it until those issues were sorted.

I played it. HZD was fine on PC. UI was a little console-ish but the game was great.

Put a few minutes in multiplayer with my son (11). It's his first ARPG and he likes it. I'm a huge sucker for the genre; hopefully this means I don't have to hide in a corner when I play anymore.

Some share of your GamePass subscription would be going to Blizzard whether you played it or not.

Starlink satellites are about 550km altitude and high earth orbit are at 42,000km. I think it's ok.

I just did the math, that's an average of 5.5 hours a day since release on Oct 13, 2013. Your buddy has a problem, trade bots or not.

Interestingly, the bigger these GPTs get the more general-purpose they become. GPT-3(.5) is the foundation of both Dall-E and ChatGPT with relatively minor modification. At some level, the base GPT is able to identify and extract abstract and meaningful relationships from arbitrary data. Each...

That would hit a sweet spot for me.

Dude, don't be dense. The prompt from the perspective of the mechanics of the neural net is the combination of the user input and whatever modifications the front-end system includes.

Because there's a random seed added to it. The model is receiving different input. Neural nets are deterministic.

Those are technically different prompts, though.

There is no database, at least in the sense you're probably thinking of it. All of these GPTs are neural networks with tens or hundreds of billions of parameters. Training the model results in a single parameterization across that space which processes all prompts. To the extent that you can get...

I think we'll eventually decide that Max Tegmark is right and that consciousness is just what information feels like when it's processed in certain complex ways. It's not insane to think that big neural nets might already be somewhere on that scale.

And yet:

It's not "programmed" to do anything in a procedural sense.

It also can't count digits. The final summary was right but also at odds with all previous points.

Huh. Previously it couldn't give you the date because of the age of the training dataset. I guess they've changed things.

I imagine a lot of people would get the middle finger in response if they asked their relations to itemize their investment portfolios for the purpose of notifying their employer. I don't see how that affidavit is even honestly answerable.

That's obviously the crudest possible way to get it to do so, and ChatGPT is specifically designed to identify itself. I'm sure you'd get more subtle results if you used the base GPT 3.5 or otherwise instructed it to obfuscate.

By loose standards, yes, but AI/CS/neuroscience/philosophy people keep moving the goalposts and/or redefining the test requirements. There are some trivial ways to make it fail, like asking it today's date.

You need to be careful of backing into common law marriage (varies by state) especially if you make any claims about the relationship status, however non-governmental they may be.

Yeah, he'd better supplement an average 8-9% interest rate on their savings accounts if they can't invest while employed. Does he offer a 401k? If so, what does it buy? This is probably some CYA policy against insider trading, but this is way too broad.

That was super interesting. Rich Franklin looked totally blindsided.

Ngannou vs Cejudo. Make it so.

That said, let's not get trapped by them. I love cross-class superfights or even Pride-style freak shows.

It's what you get from training your model on reddit.

Yeah, apparently any injection of anything over 100mL in 12 hours is considered doping, unless prescribed or administered during surgery.

I really wish they could find a way to enforce fighting at natural weights. Everyone would win. The fighters would fight the same guys but not feel like dogshit, it would be safer for the brains and joints, and the fans would get better performances. One FC is close with their hydration testing...

Rehydrating with an IV allows more extreme weight cuts, which the commissions were trying to discourage.

I am an expert on the internet and I concur. As far as investing, I've basically been in index funds for 30 years and have zero complaints. Every time I've tried to be cute I get burned. I did an econ undergrad and MBA and I know exactly enough to really fuck things up if I let myself pretend I...

My dad and all his boomer friends buy Roku devices because it's new technology.

My son talked me into playing Fortnite. I'm having a surprisingly good time running duos with him.

You're pretty much hosed unless you can remember the gmail login. If you can dig that up, the rest is probably recoverable since your wife would have entered a phone number at account creation. It's possibly in someone's browser history? Maybe under the account switching menu on a google site...

Apparently not.

What do you mean, "include the sentence"? That's the statistical prediction. In many cases it happens to be an accurate representation of the data set, but that response doesn't represent some kind of executive oversight.