How to pronounce“primitives”in English

Basic feelings are primitives of mind experience.

from just these computational Primitives and building up everything one had to build up and so kind of the notion of well let's just try and make models by

starting from computational Primitives and seeing what we can build up that seemed like a totally obvious thing to do in uh in retrospect it might not have

the underlying Primitives and that's a question people haven't tended to ask about models they say well we've got this nice model for this and that and

a small number of primitives encoded by a tiny number of genes which are self-organized and shaped by their

new computational primitives in our ai systems to again better understand not just the world around us

But just a few simple primitives is what we're doing.

It's all interaction via endpoints and primitives.

Maybe people will use language models as primitives in the programs they write, and there's a dependence on it and how do you now include that?

what were the relevant computational primitives, which have turned out to stay with me for the last 40 something years.

we've got about a number of primitives that we the you know basically program loops that we dovetail

grammatical constructions of some underlying primitives that is something that humans do learn but every human learns this anyone who

and positive part first looking at the primitives of AI and the tools we use to

and positive part first looking at the primitives of AI and the tools we use to

this language you've got these primitives you're just building whatever you feel like building and that's and so it was sort of interesting for me

And if you build user-defined functions based on the APL primitives, of course without really having to do anything.

so that's one degree of validation it has certain cryptographic primitives that are used certain levels of cryptography encryption and other and

word he has a he has a pretty strong theory that there are demonstrated visual Primitives that

implies that there is multiple copies of the hardware you write that implementing synchronization Primitives is hard in

so our engineers had to to build a system for converting the slam primitives into um game engine objects um that that the uh

spelke and and kerry use to talk about what they believe are the innate primitives of the human mind and um they no longer believe that they it's

different because you just you're just saying okay these are the primitives now you know hopefully they'll be useful to people let's build up from there so

that European society sat at the apex of the pyramid that went down the slopes to the so-called primitives of the world has been absolutely discredited by modern science.

And I looked at how these primitives are used.

that blog post and you talk about locks and semaphores why is it hard to implement synchronization Primitives because at the conscious level our

exploded there was so many extra things we had to keep adding and then i realized the primitives still were maintained and i

we're going to make it like logic we're going to make it out of out of sort of fundamental Primitives and that was people like frager and piano and Hilbert

where there's thousands of independent computing systems that are promising me you know with the help of cryptographic primitives

is going to be really interesting to be inefficient on computing this and then the the primitives is not a cmd program

you know the system wouldn't know what to do no no you basically now just program the primitives and then he learns from that so even though the

take all those computations people want to do and kind of drill down and find the primitives that they can all be made of but then you do something it's really

you're essentially building an artificial universe in a sense where you make this language you've got these primitives you're just building whatever

One day over lunch, Ethel announced that when she was old enough, she intended to spread the Christian word to African primitives.

And you have to make sense of it when you build a com, you know, computer language or something, you are creating your own primitives and then you say can,

of like physics in the sense that you have to take all those computations people want to do and kind of drill down and find the primitives that they can

all be made of but then you do something that's really different because you just you're just saying okay these are the primitives now you know hopefully