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How do language models like GPT-3 synthesize information and grammar to make it sound like you’re talking to a person?

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How complex of a computer could someone build by hand?

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Does the formation of condensation generate heat?

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1 gram of fat contains ~9 calories of energy. If you eat 9 more calories than you need, will you put on 1 gram of fat?

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Can all of chemistry be explained/modeled by physics?

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Why does heat rise?

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Does the "hot" part of Icy Hot really relax you?

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Looking to help a family member answer a couple questions about sea level rise from global warming

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Why does ice melting cause the sea level to rise? And how much do other human factors contribute to it?

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Why does combining some wavelengths of light (like red and green) produce their average (yellow) while combining others (like red and blue) seem to produce a longer wavelength than either (purple)?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How do language models like GPT-3 synthesize information and grammar to make it sound like you’re talking to a person?	24
How complex of a computer could someone build by hand?	8
Does the formation of condensation generate heat?	7
1 gram of fat contains ~9 calories of energy. If you eat 9 more calories than you need, will you put on 1 gram of fat?	6
Can all of chemistry be explained/modeled by physics?	6
Why does heat rise?	5
Does the "hot" part of Icy Hot really relax you?	1
Looking to help a family member answer a couple questions about sea level rise from global warming	1
Why does ice melting cause the sea level to rise? And how much do other human factors contribute to it?	1
Why does combining some wavelengths of light (like red and green) produce their average (yellow) while combining others (like red and blue) seem to produce a longer wavelength than either (purple)?	1