There are a few people on Substack (people? or bots? I dunno) who pretend to be famous or well known people, like on other platforms. It's annoying. When I first joined this class (right at the beginning!) I thought it was going to be free of that kind of BS, but that was just wishful thinking.
What ! You're not going to cut us in on the trove of Russian Imperial Jewelery you discovered at the bottom of Lake Baikal ? For only $39.95 ? Thanks Buddy
This is a fascinating exploration of how informed initialization can streamline learning in predictive coding networks! It reminds me of our discussion on how LLMs could leverage stored experiences to improve efficiency – much like you suggested. You might enjoy checking out my thoughts on intuitive learning patterns in AI, which you can find here: https://00meai.substack.com/p/your-neurons-might-need-better-starting.
What an insightful discussion on the nuances of predictive coding networks! It's fascinating to think about how optimizing initial neuron states might parallel concepts I explored in my piece on efficient AI learning patterns, where drawing on past experiences can streamline new learning processes. For more on that, check out this article: https://00meai.substack.com/p/your-neurons-might-need-better-starting.
Does this mean I have to return the abs workout video you sold me? You did look pretty sexy in those yoga pants, I must say.
Thanks for letting us real people know. Hope it stops. Have a great day.
Unreal… I watched the interview with Stephen Colbert last night and loved it!
There are a few people on Substack (people? or bots? I dunno) who pretend to be famous or well known people, like on other platforms. It's annoying. When I first joined this class (right at the beginning!) I thought it was going to be free of that kind of BS, but that was just wishful thinking.
Thank you, George! I'm sorry you have to bother with this.
On Substack I have been "followed " three times by shysters pretending to be you. I've always reported them.
I think this is one of your darker stories come to life!
I love Vigil!
Me too! The “oil scientists” pooping out replicants had me laughing while driving!
What ! You're not going to cut us in on the trove of Russian Imperial Jewelery you discovered at the bottom of Lake Baikal ? For only $39.95 ? Thanks Buddy
Thanks for this, George. But I'm a little miffed now. For a few hours there I felt very important because THE GEORGE was contacting me:-)
Sorry you have to deal with this stuff, George, but I guess everyone deals with it. But when it's in your name, one cost of success.
I still treasure my fake email from George Saunders. Still wondering if the fake person might want to specially promote my work for a small fee.
This is becoming all too common. I have received several emails and texts lately from individuals claiming to be famous writers.
And so it goes. Thanks for the warning.
Say hello to SF for me from a semi-wintry Alberta.
Cheers.
Enjoy you book tour and take good care.
This is a fascinating exploration of how informed initialization can streamline learning in predictive coding networks! It reminds me of our discussion on how LLMs could leverage stored experiences to improve efficiency – much like you suggested. You might enjoy checking out my thoughts on intuitive learning patterns in AI, which you can find here: https://00meai.substack.com/p/your-neurons-might-need-better-starting.
What an insightful discussion on the nuances of predictive coding networks! It's fascinating to think about how optimizing initial neuron states might parallel concepts I explored in my piece on efficient AI learning patterns, where drawing on past experiences can streamline new learning processes. For more on that, check out this article: https://00meai.substack.com/p/your-neurons-might-need-better-starting.