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The agent, which we refer to as Gato, works as a multi-modal, multi-task,
multi-embodiment generalist policy.
Gato is trained on a large number of datasets comprising agent experience in
both simulated and
Glen -
[⛧] "Pretending" isn't the best word, here. I mean something more like
"suspending disbelief" or "steelmanning". But I'm using "pretend"
because it evokes the *play* we do, especially as children. When
Renee's granddaughter pretends her Barbie dolls are real people, she's
not "faking
At the suggestion of JennyQ I am (re)reading Russel Shorto's "Amsterdam:
A History of the Worlds Most Liberal City"... in response to the topic
of you interviews and e-mail here, I liked the way he spoke of "freedom"
and "liberty" in the context of the formation of Amsterdam and the
Netherlands
EricS -
I don't know if this (or anything else I babble about) is useful, but I
offer it anyway in an (usually failed) attempt at succinctness.
I do believe that much if not all paradigm-transcending ideas begin as
being indistinguishable from mysticism, perhaps by definition. They
exist *o
I think I agree with both of you.
As Mary and I navigate our way through our great European Vacation, we
are both learning how to "read" public transportation, etc. Since she
is much more able to hoof arbitrarily long distances with minimal
comfort, a 2km hike to get from one terminal of pub
On 5/18/22 7:12 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
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I saw that, thought of this list, and am glad you beat me to it. I
won't rattle on anymore about it except to say that I think if it is
"almost over" it is in fact, already "long since over", we
Another thing that rubs me the wrong way about some folks with a "conviction
for the ineffable" is the suggestion that those with a lack of conviction don't
experience the world in just a rich of way. It is just a sort of character
assassination to suggest that those that are disciplined enoug
Marcus -
I am sympathetic with your delineated point of view from both sides of
the arguement. I am painfully aware of the damage that "woo" peddlers
can do and yet I also spent a career facilitating the intuition of hard
scientists and engineers in what was often a thankless context.
My ca
Steve,
They have had some tough lessons about testing and software quality, but they
still really have very little interest in improving the situation. The
dysfunction serves them as well as the peripheral projects like viz in a way --
the usual warlords get more money forever. Why be efficie
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