"Model"? How you cheapen it. It's a hardware implementation of a sentient self-aware neural network that uses only about 10 watts.
That sounds like a great plot device for a scifi show! Suddenly humans start appearing in other colors, and it turns out the aliens are color blind (or just got the UV spectrum right).
If it were that, I would expect to see a lot of orange light spill on the ceiling, and a clear shadow of the pipe.
Those don't look like PVC fittings, so I am guessing it is a metal pipe. The minimal loss of light at the overlapping sections and how it fades makes me think that it is truly incandescent.
Obviously there is no number to quantify how many numbers there are, only a weaker concept of it being unbounded and limitless. null or undefined if you prefer.
Well... it's something, and since the output is on conventional printer paper, I think we have to allow it. The mechanism is less important than "can I hand it to answer an assignment" (which this passes, as opposed to turning in a 3d-printed plastic tablet or something).
Instead of "has infinite digits", I prefer to say that it CANNOT be expressed as a base10/decimal number. If you choose a different base (base-pi for example), then it very much has finite digits... :)
I wonder why we don't have any open-source printers...
I'm sure part of it is that open-source hardware in general is "harder" to do than software, but perhaps there is something more to it... such as people generally not wanting to invest time creating a more-crappy version of a black box that already does it's thing well enough. Perhaps it is only after printers get significantly worse or more annoying that people will start investing their own time creating alternative firmware/hardware.
Thank you for adding some facts to my vague conflated memories.
Does this mean the concept of infinity requires an infinite number of infinities?
A circle has one edge/side, that is grade-school geometry. There is no reason to engender confusion by trying to make it into a polygon or introducing infinity. Your model of shapes does not seem to account for curved edges.
Consider a stereotypical pizza slice. One might plainly say that it is a "like a triangle but one edge is curved" without falling into a philosophical abyss. :)
Furthermore, it is meant to highlight the fact that people gleefully embrace the concept of infinity, but try their hardest to avoid and depreciate the concept of imaginary numbers. It would appear to me that the bias ought to be reversed.
Stone Forest
dall-e v3 prompt: Looking up at a huge picketting rock golem which is taller than the sky scraper buildings.
Metal is plastic.
In materials science, "plastic" refers to the ability of a material to undergo permanent deformation under stress without breaking. Metals exhibit plasticity when they are subjected to stress beyond their elastic limit, allowing them to be shaped or formed. This property is distinct from the common use of the word "plastic" to describe synthetic polymers.
Future antiquities researchers
Just imagine how long it took humans to make such a thing with the primitive hammers and chisels they used in that millennium...
Time wasting AI with toxic-positivity and gas-lighting
Me:
List things with attribute X.
AI:
Certainly! Here are some things with attribute X!
- A - While it doesn't have X, it does Y.
- B - Also doesn't have X, it does Z!
- C - Is sorta like A, but without X support.
- D - Useful for Z, but does not have X yet.
- E - May have X (spoiler, it doesn't)
- F - [is completely hallucinated]
- B - [because we now we are repeating ourselves?]
- G - considered having X, but never did.
There's some things with attribute X. I'm such a good AI, is there anything else I can do for you?!