>earth is made of minerals
>wind is made of air
>water is made of h2o
what the fuck is fire made of?

can /sci/ solve the graph?

What is the significance of this number?

Can you get a professorship in a county whose national language you don't speak? Example, an American who doesn't speak Hindi getting a professor position in India.

I was prescribed opioids after I had dental surgery and this shit sucks. I have no clue how people get addicted to it. It killed the pain but it wasn’t euphoric at all. It made me feel weird and very nauseous.

half of the threads here seem pol related

is this angle 90 deg?

Any learning retention secrets I feel like a leaky bucket forgetting most of the stuff I learn.

>spends the good part of an hour trying to explain the same concept

I truly felt sorry him, ffs.

It seems like no matter how much neural networks accomplish some will always still take the Searle 'not real intelligence' stance.
Why are standards for what counts as intelligent with programs so much higher than what counts for people or other biological organisms?
I personally think programs where the programmer writes how to learn to accomplish a task rather than how to directly accomplish a task ought to count as intelligent. There are ways in which organisms still have advantages over AI but.vice verse is also true e.g. the greatest human chess players are outperformed by the greatest chess engines today and it's not even close.
Pic related: I find the program generated art and music nowadays to be really interesting and deeper than the more direct formula approach from past programmatic art projects.