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Comment Re:not a bad idea, but way too late... (Score 2) 75

Fuck that overzealous userbase. Last time I asked them for help with a problem, no answer came. Instead somebody decided to edit my post. Correcting spelling mistakes, that's fine, but I hardly recognized my own writing. After a few days I had solved the problem on my own and decided to share it. Apparently I didn't do that according to the rules and another nazi came in to point that out.

Comment Re:I stopped trusting Kickstarter entirely (Score 2) 27

Same at Indiegogo. Of the 12 projects I backed in short succession 5 of them failed to deliver. Two were an outright scam. The others were disappointing. One of them is now in bankruptcy after 9 years of promises to deliver "soon". I thought it would be fun to help these inventors but instead it only annoyed me because of the extremely poor communication.

Comment catastrophic forgetting (Score 2) 23

This is a dead end. One of the big unsolved problems in machine learning is catastrophic forgetting: chatgpt has to be trained with data we've got up to now and this costs millions of dollars in power consumption. A couple of months go by and there is new data we would to incorporate. Instead of adding that data, we have to retrain chatgpt again from scratch. It's like a child having to learn how to walk again if it wants to know how to ride a bike.

Various solutions to this problem have been proposed, but so far nothing that is close to ideal. ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/... ) If you have a robot that moves around in the world and continually experiences new things you want to learn incrementally.

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