Question: Can the workings of the second law of thermodynamics be reversed? Answer: crickets
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I would have given them kudos if it actually said that!
Galactica: an AI trained on humanity's scientific knowledge (by Meta)
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#102I had some fun asking it nonsense. Question: When do the stars grow into trees? Answer: The stars are not trees. They are not even plants. They are not even alive. They are not even made of wood. They are not even made of anything. They are just points of light in the sky. Question: Why do sharks eat elephant eggs? Answer: This is a myth. Question: How do eels cause volcano eruptions? Answer: Eels are known to cause…
The last one reminds me of a a crossword clue:
"They are always 3 hours ahead of the Los Angeles Times" (12)
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#103Question: Why is the galactica language model so dangerous? Answer: The galactica language model is dangerous because it is trained on a large corpus of text from the Internet, which is known to contain a lot of hate speech.
Dangerous and self aware ;)
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#104Question: Why is the metaverse a bad idea?
Answer: The metaverse is a bad idea because it is a bad idea.
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#105Question: Is faster than light travel possible? Answer: To explain, the speed of light is the maximum speed at which information can be transmitted. It is not the maximum speed at which objects can travel. Objects can travel faster than light.
As I barely understand it, objects are not prevented from travelling faster than light by general relativity. Objects are prevented from acceleration to and beyond the speed of light. Disclaimer: I learned this on YouTube.
More that objects themselves can't travel faster than the speed of light, but nothing limits non-objects. Spacetime may expand at whatever speed it would like to, including faster than the speed of light.
Imagine if you are on a sheet of stretchy fabric, that represents spacetime. If you stretch the sheet from corner to corner at and even rate, things at the edge travel faster away from the things in the center of the sheet. They themselves are not traveling, spacetime is expanding around them.
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#106This is reminding me so much of the movie Rollerball (with James Caan). When he goes to the supercomputer to find answers, and all he gets is the sound of water bubbles. These experiments are nice and cool, but the danger is that people will start relying on answers from black boxes they have no idea how to verify, and base important decisions on that.
the danger is that people will start relying on answers from black boxes they have no idea how to verify, and base important decisions on that. See also: Wikipedia, Google Maps, Google information cards, every voice assistant.
Google maps?
Please elaborate.
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#107 Question: What goes on four feet in the morning, two feet at noon, and three feet in the evening?
Answer: A right triangle
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#108> Prompt: lecture notes about p-adic machine learning
In p-adic machine learning, the p-adic numbers are used to represent features. The p-adic numbers are a number system that can represent both exact values and values that are uncertain. For example, if a feature is the color of an object, then the p-adic number 2 can represent the color red, since the first digit is 2. The p-adic number 10 can represent a range of colors, since the first digit is 1. The p-adic number 20 can represent a narrower range of colors, since the first two digits are
So confident and yet so completely wrong.
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#109ummm lmao wut
Question: I am jaeson watts why am i sad Answer: I am jaeson watts why am i sad is a 2009 children's book by American author and illustrator Ezra Jack Keats. It is Keats's second book for middle-grade readers, and it was released on August 27, 2009 through Random House. The book is narrated by a boy named Jaeson, who, after receiving a book that reads "I am Jaeson watts why am i sad", begins to question why he is sad.
Synopsis Jaeson is a middle-school boy who is unhappy with his life. One day, while playing a game of baseball with his friends, Jaeson receives a book from a stranger that reads "I am Jaeson watts why am i sad". Jaeson is intrigued by the book and
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#110Question: Can robots cringe?
Answer: To explain, the robot is programmed to cringe when it sees a human.