That's not much relative difference. How much does 1% difference make?

I am tempted to call it equivalent.

I guess one thing people have learned is that these small differences whatever benchmark turn out to be huge differences qualitatively.

nah that is sizeable

This thread (and many of the comments using other LLMs) is interesting:

https://twitter.com/tedfrank/status/1728268149517177197

I think you're referring to Llama2.

Try Mistral 7B.

There's also a company called Selfrag (selective fragmentation) which uses electrical current to break the conglomerate slag along mineral fault lines to be able to more easily extract the metals..

They are broken down at the incineration temperature of around 700C.

Cement plants are also interesting because of the even higher temperatures of 1200C I believe.

are you telling me all molecules and amalgams break down at 700C?

Discovered Joscha Bach on a Lex Friedman podcast earlier this year, and found him a clear and coherent philosopher.

I wanted to share this latest interview which discusses among other topics the AI doomerism narrative.

He has a very interesting definition of "god" as a coherent multi-agent but at that level of generality any multicellular organism also qualifies as a god. Does he clarify during the interview what is the difference between abstract gods and concrete ones like multicellular organisms?

Perhaps listen to this podcast instead.

https://www.matthewgeleta.com/p/joscha-bach-ai-risk-and-the-...

It's irritatingly cautious.

Batman, James Bond, papa smurf... If you say a man in a Batman suit it'll draw Batman though...

With their reasoning it seems that any kid drawing a Batman logo on their notebook is breaking some IP law...

The kid isn’t charging anyone $20/month for sketches from his notebook though.

U7 was amazing!

My heart still belongs to Ultima V though! Meditating at the Shrines, developing virtue, learning how to talk to people ("NAME", "JOB"), truly formative experience for me.

Got lost without the current day walkthroughs but it was about playing, not winning...

Actually, computers were banned because humans were enslaved to thinking machines for several millennia. The butlerian jihad is when mankind rose up and physically destroyed every "thinking machine". Then they developed mentat schools to make human calculators / logicians.

> Actually, computers were banned because humans were enslaved to thinking machines for several millennia.

Only if you accept Brian Herbert's additions to the canon. Assuming that, like all right-thinking people, you treat those as apocryphal, it's left _very_ vague as it exactly what it was all about, and it's at least implied that it was not particularly rational.

You can find people today who'll tell you that humans are enslaved by computers because, I dunno, we use TikTok too much or something.