I can immediately identify the AI people who are dgmi by asking them: Do you think intelligence is more about capability, or is it more about knowledge?

The greatest life lesson I've ever learned, to this day: Calculated persistence is more important than luck, hard work, knowledge, money, power or connections. And all it takes is an unwavering belief in yourself, and that you can do anything you set your mind to.

Logic is difficult in very large, complex collections, even for humans. Natural language is even worse, because it's very ambiguous. It's hard to program large complex systems, even with abstractions like programming languages, because the human mind cannot handle that amount of

Any civilization that stops creating because they're so proud and stuck on things they created decades ago so they just keep recreating the same thing over and over are doomed to fail.

Summer is crazy because most adults that went through primary education (K-12) were basically conditioned for 12 years to have those 2-3 months off for vacation, and I don't think that shit ever goes away now.

If you're just getting into CS or programming, learn AI/ML and games. The amount of crossover between the two is staggering, and together, they pretty much cover anything you'd ever need to know in the field of CS. The future that lies in this mix will completely change the

Crazy how far ahead you can be if you actually learn how things work and practice them out in the first place. Every AI/ML engineer I know that really knows their stuff was never convinced the transformer architecture was the end game. It took me relearning a lot of the

This is pretty good, but also maybe I'm thinking way way ahead here, it's kind of annoying that the only way to replicate this technology is with billions of dollars, massive supercomputers and an unfathomable amount of data. Only a handful of corporate superpowers can actually

It's pretty good, but it's still just following the distribution of its data. As an example, I've tried getting it to help me fix bugs with virtual shadow maps, where other SOTA models have done pretty terribly, and it does almost equally as bad. I think the underlying reason