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Correction: it *is* a federal republic. Apologies for the confusion.

Switzerland is not a republic, but would it be long-lived enough to make its institutions interesting?

100% agreed. I find it scary to see so many ppl trusting the output of those models. But I clearly have a bias having worked on their “innards”.
NotebookLM is the only one I find useful for research (with caveats) as it gives references to the sources you provide.

It’s a classic!

“I stand with 2000 years of darkness and bafflement and hunger behind me”. They don’t make those anymore 😅
youtu.be/yRujuE-GIY4

Also because if you were smart but poor, the church was one of the few places that allowed you to get some education and a good chance for social mobility

The training data distribution has a massive impact on learning. Imbalanced distributions (some individuals appearing more frequently) accelerate the plateau phase.
This suggests exciting new data scheduling strategies for training - we show that a simple warmup works well!

What makes you think the rule of law would still apply? ;)

Agreed. That’s a serious risk.

A difficult but incredibly powerful read..