Ruthvik Peddawandla
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Ruthvik Peddawandla
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He writes that the workbook needs to be “so unpresumptuous and undemanding and is intended to sustain like the mellowest woman almost any number of my peculiarities.”
Cultivating a State of Mind Where New Ideas Are Born
“An artist has got to be careful never really to arrive at a place where he thinks he’s AT somewhere. You always have to realize that you’re constantly in a state of becoming. And, as long as you can stay in that realm you’ll sort of be alright.”
— Bob Dylan
This experience is common in the childhoods of people who go on to do great work, as I have written elsewhere. Nearly everyone who does great work has some episode of early solitary work. As the philosopher Bertrand Russell remarked, the development of gifted and creative individuals, such as Newton or Whitehead, seems to require a period in which ... See more
Cultivating a State of Mind Where New Ideas Are Born
Some thoughts:
I think this is 1 of the most important papers in a while because its the first open model that is genuinely at the frontier and not just riding on the goodwill of being open.
The paper is really really simple as you can probably tell from the thread because the approach is really really simple. It really is exactly what OpenAI is... See more
Another thing I realized lately, as ML has taken over my critical faculties, is that it’s really only useful for things that are already known by others. I can’t ask ML to give me some new, groundbreaking idea about something - everything it suggests has already been thought, somewhere, by a real human - and this its not new or groundbreaking. It’s... See more
