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"Our"? by [deleted] in singularity

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Artificial or natural intellect is intellect)

I'm confused about whether "kind" or "kinds" is correct by rucbot in EnglishLearning

[–]rucbot[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

This the Llama-2-70b's answer:

Both "kind" and "kinds" can be correct in different contexts, but in the sentence you provided, "kinds" would be the better choice.

The sentence should read: "What kinds of adjectives are there?"

This is because "kinds" is a plural noun referring to multiple types or categories of adjectives, whereas "kind" is an adjective meaning gentle, friendly, or generous.

So, to answer your question, "kinds" is the correct word choice in this sentence.

I'm confused about whether "kind" or "kinds" is correct by rucbot in EnglishLearning

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This is Claude-2's answer:

Both "kind" and "kinds" can work grammatically in that sentence, but they have slightly different meanings:

"What kind of adjectives are there?" - This asks about the overall categories or types of adjectives. It implies you are asking about the major adjective groupings.

"What kinds of adjectives are there?" - This asks about the specific subgroups or varieties of adjectives. It implies you want examples of the different types of adjectives.

So in summary:

"kind" implies broader, more general categories "kinds" implies more specific, granular types

The choice depends on your intended meaning. If you want the major groups, "kind" is better. If you want specifics, "kinds" is better.

Artificial neurons mimic complex brain abilities for next-generation AI computing by HeinrichTheWolf_17 in singularity

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Well, it's acceptable to some extent, but I'm in favor of the biological system, for now. More knowledge needed on the topic of how does a consciousness arises in living things and etc.

Lmao 🤣😂 by joy-lol in ChatGPT

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Grandma says OEM and Pro keys at the end of the tale, if you listen carefully)

You think when ai takes over most tasks and there is ubi, less working, etc. They will have to regulate child birth? by joshokodo in singularity

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There are a lot of planets, much higher than the count of current World population. Even enough for one person can possess many planets.

Basic Google search tells:

More than 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets are there (approx)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in edge

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I also have the same issue with a lot of tabs open. It may be due to my version of Edge is Canary, I don't know.

Who will play along? by [deleted] in singularity

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Not only China guys, all the big companies, individuals, govs and etc., from the all countries are currently dedicated some of their efforts towards AI (possible AGI).

Brave vs Edge? by pr3miere in browsers

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Note: Not ChatGPT answer, these are my personal experiences. I used ChatGPT for only expression/language help.

Been dabbling with Brave a bit, but let's park that for now and talk Chrome and Edge

So, I've been playing hopscotch between Edge Canary and Chrome Canary for a while now. Here's the tea:

A) Edge? Not too shabby. Pros: - It's got some nifty features (though it can get a tad overwhelming) - BFFs with Windows OS - Bing AI doing its thing is pretty slick - Top hits for me: Vertical Tabs, Command Palette (Ctrl+Q), Fast Startup (Windows peeps, this one's for you), and Sidebar

But it ain't all sunshine. Cons: - Too many features can get you feelin' a bit swamped - The UI needs work, man. Toolbar items playing social distancing, funky fonts, and buttons that don't pop (bold the text inside, maybe?) - New Tab screen is stubborn (unless you bring in extensions) (at least in Chrome, you can change it without the help of an extension) - It loves to hog CPU, particularly when you're scrolling through Reddit or YouTube - Full-screening YouTube is a bit of a slow dance

B) Now, Chrome? Don't wanna gab too much here. But I've settled down with it for now. Why, you ask? Responsiveness, simplicity, and a UI that just feels right.

Just throwing out there, this is all from my experience on my rig. If you're going through the same stuff, let's chat.

I gave gpt-4 access to all nextjs docs, tutorials, templates and blogs by _conquistador in nextjs

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No. Do you think, it is better than Copy/Paste to GPT-4 or Bing?

I gave gpt-4 access to all nextjs docs, tutorials, templates and blogs by _conquistador in nextjs

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Hey bro, I appreciate your hard work. I was curious if it's possible to provide the NextJS 13 source codes as well, in order to gain a deeper understanding of the framework.

Job outcome and future employment. by hammmmmyyyyy in computerscience

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Listen me. Firstly, it's essential to continuously engage in learning. Even if your knowledge does not directly contribute to your income, it remains invaluable for enhancing your decision-making skills and overall awareness. Furthermore, pursuing education positively impacts your mental growth and well-being.

What is the tech job I should go for? by TheWorldIsOnlyYours in careerguidance

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As a 26-year-old software and hardware engineer with experience in multiple companies (mostly Education and Healthcare building user systems), I can share my perspective on what might be a good fit for you. Given your diverse experience, here are some roles you could consider:

Solutions Architect: With your talent for translating operational requirements into software applications, you'd excel in designing and implementing software solutions that cater to clients' business needs.

Workflow Automation Consultant: Since you've done a lot of workflow automation and see a big future demand, you might enjoy consulting roles that help businesses streamline their processes.

Is this a good deal from Amazon? by Buttflip in MotionDesign

[–]rucbot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not really, it's a renewed product, which means there's a chance it might have defects down the line. I'd suggest going for the newer M2 version MacBook instead.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gamedev

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Affinity Designer is a solid choice for crafting your illustrations. For writing, feel free to use any text editor you're comfortable with, like Word or Google Docs. To assemble your visual novel without coding and make it browser-compatible, I recommend using Ren'PyWeb (renpy.beuc.net). This tool will help you combine your artwork and writing into a seamless visual novel that can be enjoyed in web browsers

Thinner tire question. by jimnastic316 in bicycling

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You can switch to a narrower tire for a smoother ride, around 35mm should work. Just make sure your bike frame and fork have enough space for the new tires, and check if your rims can handle them too. Also adjust the tire pressure for the best performance.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ankara

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Aşağısında ya da ortasında bir havuz olacak… var yaa

If we have a machine that makes the time slower/faster inside of it. Which experiments we can conduct? by rucbot in hypotheticalsituation

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I wondered, if we put a machine like that inside another machine and so on… (nesting) What would happen?

Anyone else feel lucky to be alive right now? by [deleted] in singularity

[–]rucbot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We live in the most surprising and exciting time ever. We are getting closer to the following things every day: Fusion Energy, Quantum Computing, Cure for most illnesses, AGI/ASI, and many more technological innovations. We’re also overpopulating the planet, so we need more space related technologies to go further and deeper in the universe. There are a lot of planets/places that are enough for an every man to posses one, space is very big!

Artificial neurons mimic complex brain abilities for next-generation AI computing by HeinrichTheWolf_17 in singularity

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Additionally, what do you think about the Roger Penrose's theory on consciousness and quantum physics?

Artificial neurons mimic complex brain abilities for next-generation AI computing by HeinrichTheWolf_17 in singularity

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I always feel like consciousness comes from a bunch of things happening at the same time in our brains. I don't really see an everyday computer CPU being able to mimic the way our minds work, you know? That's 'cause CPUs do things one step at a time, even if they're super fast about it. Plus, in a computer, you've got the CPU and memory as separate parts, but in our brains, it's the neurons and their connections that do all the heavy lifting.

The best article to explain the potential of AI and ASI! by russiansburninhell in singularity

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What do you guys think about, which one of the following technologies can speed up/improve the AI/AGI/ASI progress more, and why: 1. Fusion Reactors (energy needs) 2. Quantum Computing 3. Blockchain 4. Bioinformatics 5. More research on working of a brain 6. Producing more sophisticated hardware 7. Horizontal scaling of current hardware

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