What would convince you?
I’m an anarchocommunist, all states are evil.
Your local herpetology guy.
Feel free to AMA about picking a pet/reptiles in general, I have a lot of recommendations for that!
What would convince you?
Why does it matter?
If it can through brute force, it can do it. That’s the first step towards true agi, nobody said the first AGI would be economical, this feels like a major goalpost shift if you’re acknowledging it can do it at all, isn’t that insane?
A little bit ago, everyone would’ve been saying this will never happen, that there was a natural wall simply because all it does is predict the next token, it’s been like, a few years of llm’s and they’re already getting this insane. We’re going to have AGI soon, it might not be a transformer, but billions upon billions of dollars are being thrown at this problem, there are people smart enough in the world to make this work, and this is the earliest sign that it’s coming.
It was never about sentience, sentience is a meaningless, unmeasurable term.
It’s a question of if it can replace humans in the workforce.
artificial general intelligence means it’s able to generalize its intelligence, not sentience at all.
Agi has nothing to do with sentience, which cannot be measured, openai, I think validly, defines it as a system that can do all intellectual labor.
2 inchers that last one thrust are very easy to find on lemmy
Does it have tabs? if not I can’t see myself caring.
wine-tkg lets you use all the proton patches, which is why i suggested it, making it identical to proton essentially.
exactly how is it ruined?
okay, that is different, sorry.
for that
step 1. install wine-tkg
step 2. right click a .exe > properties, set wine-tkg as the default
left click on .exe’s to open
done
I agree it varies, but even a 10% difference is a lot
i don’t think that’s 10-20% either
Way less, even better performance than native windows in some cases
You just go to steam settings > compat > enable for all games and then it just works for all games on steam
What you just said is so much more difficult than running games through proton isn’t it??
there’s no way it’s a 10-20% performance hit
https://areweanticheatyet.com/ < the greatest source for info on this.
As someone who gives kde to new folks all the time, most of them never configure anything and this isn’t a real problem any of them face. I mostly give this to the elderly and tech illiterate.
I actually think mint is a terrible choice for beginners because it’s not kde, which is by far the best for windows people, and it isn’t immutable, which is a gamechanger for not having to maintain your system
The typical linux flow is not important to learn for most and flatpak is easier for the vast majority of people to understand and deal with
furthermore flatpak is rapidly becoming the typical linux flow
You’re probablistic, you just have an internal verifier, you think things that are silly, and then decide not to say them all the time. A human being often thinks things that they realize are silly before they say them… that’s an entirely unfair goal in the first place from my perspective, why does it have to be non-probablistic?
Are you not a general intelligence because sometimes your brain thinks silly things?
o3 currently works precisely that way, by the way, it generates hundreds of possible things, and then uses something that checks if the steps actually work, before it outputs. In fact, they then reinforce it on these correct logical steps, so it becomes better at not outputting illogical answers like you said.
it’s interesting that you said “not on the probability of the next word, but on context and rationality”
context IS pricesely that, you know what’s likely to come next because of the context, that’s you understanding context. YOU as a human being don’t even always get this right, you must realize we are not perfect beings, we think of possibilities and choose the right one. I think we’re much better at this right now, but i don’t think that’s a fundamental difference between us and o3.
Rationality is the internal verifier.
Being able to do this is… exactly what arc-agi was testing. Literally the entire point of the benchmark, it can do that.
I’ve done the test by the way, I solved it by brute forcing possible solutions in my head, then checking if they were true… did you just divine the answers instantly?