“ I suspect inventing new branches of math will remain beyond LLMs for the remainder of my life”
Well every branch of mathematics thus far has been invented by a human or a human using a computer, and humans will use this type of computer to solve math problems (or at least try), so I’d say this is a really poor probabilistic bet.
This is awesome, and this type of accessibility (noting that it can be temporary, permanent or situational) and consideration is known as inclusive design in modern parlance.
Sounds almost transformative when you put it that way. You’re saying they took the content, and turned it into something completely different than its source? Hm.
I can read a book, like it, create a screenplay with changes, and make a movie. It's different, but not completely different, and it is infringement.
I can even create an entirely new story, but using the same canon and characters, that too is infringement.
What people don't get is that you can't play games. TV lawyers are drama, and made up gibberish. Judges won't tolerate mental gymnastics, and attempts to explain away legalities rarely succeed.
Yeah I’m a UX designer (and dev) and the hostility toward UX and UX principles in the open source community is disheartening, for sure. People use things that are easy and pleasant to use. That shouldn’t be controversial.
(As far as this program is concerned, my general thoughts are — give it a few years. It took Figma years to supplant Sketch, it took Sketch years to supplant the Adobe suite. I think that the desire from the community is there, as there are really scummy business practices that the Figma team has put in place, and it’s squeezing departments/seats/licenses, which is stupid obvious artificial scarcity that they’re using to extract as much as they can before something useful and FOSS comes around and eats their lunch.)
Thanks for testing it. I wonder if there’s a reasonable line? 64k? How much RAM did the 128k context require? (Maybe future models might be better at that level)
It’s like when these AIs were released someone threw a giant rock in the pond. It’s still rippling, but it’ll eventually settle down, because there’s obviously a middle ground, which is what you’ve described. I think we will get there.
It is cultural human hubris to bother, in any way whatsoever, to be worried about the sun burning out. It’s an interesting curiosity but we your life, if you lived to be 2000 years old (you won’t), you will have moved yourself 0.0000571428% closer to the time when that will happen. We DO need to actually be worried about our planet overheating, our agricultural spaces becoming despoiled, and other things that can actually happen in our lives. One of these things is not like the other.
Well every branch of mathematics thus far has been invented by a human or a human using a computer, and humans will use this type of computer to solve math problems (or at least try), so I’d say this is a really poor probabilistic bet.