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Cristopher Moore

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What Cristopher said.

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01 / belief

You know, you roll the tape over to this part. So, yeah, I I feel I guess for me, mathematically, when I think about computational universality, I think about things like our favorite programming languages and their relationship with the, the theory of partial recursive functions.

“You know, you roll the tape over to this part. So, yeah, I I feel I guess for me, mathematically, when I think about computational universality, I think about things like our favorite programming languages and their relationship with the, the theory of partial recursive functions.”
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

03 / belief

I I agree with you, and yet it seems to work surprisingly well at a lot of things, and we keep moving the goalposts, and we should move the goalposts.

“I I agree with you, and yet it seems to work surprisingly well at a lot of things, and we keep moving the goalposts, and we should move the goalposts.”
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

04 / belief

I mean, I think, you know, we're at this workshop this week where there was a whole discussion yesterday about what do we actually need language for and, you know, and what do we actually need symbolic thinking for because that's where recursion seems to start.

“I mean, I think, you know, we're at this workshop this week where there was a whole discussion yesterday about what do we actually need language for and, you know, and what do we actually need symbolic thinking for because that's where recursion seems to start.”
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

06 / belief

You better be doing it on purpose, but you shouldn't just be doing it because you've heard it before and because it has a high probability in the distribution. So I think his goal as a prose writer was to constantly produce new juxtapositions and in order to, well, to intrigue the reader and to access a space in the, you know, to access a region of the creative space, the writing space, which hadn't been accessed before.

“You better be doing it on purpose, but you shouldn't just be doing it because you've heard it before and because it has a high probability in the distribution. So I think his goal as a prose writer was to constantly produce new juxtapositions and in order to, well, to intrigue the reader and to access a space in the, you know, to access a region of the creative space, the writing space, which hadn't been accessed before.”
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk
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