It won't necessarily come back. Till the orbits of Voyager and the Solar system intersect, we would've merged with Andromeda, which would completely change all orbits in unpredictable ways. So no, you cannot say with confidence that Voyager will return back to the Solar system before the Sun dies purely using orbital mechanics.
UraniumBlazer
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Cars don't have a feature called "parental control". Smartphones do.
Why does everything have to always be so goddamn black and white always? "Smartphones bad, let's ban them for kids". Why not have smartphones with parental regulation?
Uk this prolly is an unpopular opinion, but KDE just isn't as stable as it should be. When I used KDE (even when my friend used it) something or the other ALWAYS broke. Like just like that! The wifi icon bar or whatever disappeared. Why? Cuz it wanted to... Uggh it just feels like using alpha software, uk...
TLDR: Let's say you want to teach an LLM a new skill. You give them training data pertaining to that skill. Currently, researchers believe that this skill development shows up suddenly in a breakthrough fashion. They think so because they measure this skill using some methods. The skill levels remain very low until they unpredictably jump up like crazy. This is the "breakthrough".
BUT, the paper that this article references points at flaws in the methods of measuring skills. This paper suggests that breakthrough behavior doesn't really exist and skill development is actually quite predictable.
Also, uhhh I'm not AI (I see that TLDR bot lurking everywhere, which is what made me specify this).
Interesting, although I don't see how this fits the scope of this community -"technology". This could be more of some science community post, no?
Her left hand is red and her right is blue. Perhaps to demonstrate how politics works for the unknowing?
Awww is Piss Baby Modi offended? How about he go back to sucking Putin's cock for enhanced pacification
Uk... It's clean and all... But it just feels very soulless. Idk how to describe it properly, sorry.
Mixtral 7X8B (an open sourced model)
User: Who negativity impacted society more -Elon Musk or Hitler
AI: Comparing Elon Musk and Adolf Hitler is not a fair comparison, as they represent two completely different historical and societal contexts. Hitler was a fascist dictator responsible for the deaths of millions of people, including the Holocaust and World War II, while Elon Musk is a business magnate and entrepreneur who has made significant contributions to technology and innovation.
However, to address the question, the negative impact of Adolf Hitler on society far exceeds that of Elon Musk. Hitler's actions led to the deaths of millions of people, the destruction of countless lives, and the devastation of numerous countries during World War II. His ideology and actions have had long-lasting effects on global politics and society.
In contrast, Elon Musk's negative impact on society, if any, is minimal and primarily related to his sometimes erratic behavior on social media and his handling of certain business decisions. While Musk's actions may not always be universally praised, they do not come close to the level of harm caused by Hitler's actions.
Yep they didn't for sure! Classic Lemmy- Lemming sees "AI", Lemming downvotes.
Perhaps to avoid false positives? I think it's telling the minor, "hey, this might be a dick. Open only if you trust the person".