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by 1024core 3y ago
That's how I console myself.... ;-D
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by 1024core 3y ago
Investors are too stupid to see what's going on. Have you seen the ad load (the amount of realestate used by ads) in a search results page? It has gone through the roof. It used to be a typical Google search ad was: title, 2 lines of t
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by 1024core 3y ago
> I don't believe that DeepMind is openly making use of LLM technologies. I think they are. e.g., https://www.deepmind.com/publications/an-empirical-analysis-...
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by 1024core 3y ago
"Fine tuning" has nothing to do with prompting.
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by 1024core 4y ago
> It's tough for me to compare Google DeepMind to OpenAI GPT4. You are comparing an organization to a DNN model? It would be tough for anybody.
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by 1024core 4y ago
For some reason, this reminds me of how we used to give instructions to Indian coders in the 90s and early 2000s. You would have to spell out everything. What you got back was nearly there, but some back-and-forth was involved. This brings
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by 1024core 4y ago
I had no clue what the headline was all about. I imagined some Aztec monks with a 1/55 HP motor trying to do something and just dying for no reason.
578.
by 1024core 4y ago
Typo: you forgot the "-" before the 17 in 10^17
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by 1024core 4y ago
> Transformers are a new development in machine learning that have been making a lot of noise lately. The paper on transformers was published 6 years ago. 6 years in ML is an eternity nowadays.
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by 1024core 4y ago
I'm surprised they don't do (steganography-style) watermarking when a TS doc is printed. Put random little dots on the page just like they do on currency bills. Color them in a manner that it looks like imperfections on the paper.
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by 1024core 4y ago
Of course, I'm not saying "don't do research". I'm just saying that I don't think this context-length war will lead us to long-term sustainable gains.
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by 1024core 4y ago
While the race to incorporate longer and longer context (2K PaLM -> 32K now) is interesting, I don't think that'll scale. It'll just add too much noise to the history: how do you establish a causal relationship between wha
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by 1024core 4y ago
> This story appears in the December 2017 issue of National Geographic magazine.
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by 1024core 4y ago
I always wonder: how tf did evolution end up designing such a thing?
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by 1024core 4y ago
"From $771.00" ...
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by 1024core 4y ago
> US wants to go back to the moon ... meanwhile there are people shitting on the streets of San Francisco (seen with my own eyes), and people OD-ing (as in dying from drugs) on the streets of San Francisco, and homeless people camped on
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by 1024core 4y ago
Are you discounting the work on AlphaGo, AlphaFold, etc.? Google may be playing "catch up" in releasing these things as products, but remember that ChatGPT, etc. are all based on Google's paper on Transformers ("Attentio
588.
by 1024core 4y ago
> Waymo has fully self-driving taxi services in various cities Only 2: Phoenix and SF.
589.
by 1024core 4y ago
Well, maybe Bob sees the desk and decides to look under it...?
590.
by 1024core 4y ago
Why shut the site down? Why not spin it off? I'm sure it could survive as an ad-supported site, as it used to before being taken over by Amazon.
591.
by 1024core 4y ago
I made a few attempts, but could not get it to do any better. Someone with better prompt-fu than mine should try.
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by 1024core 4y ago
Well, so far at least Barry's skills are safe from ChatGPT. Here's what I got when I asked ChatGPT4 to create a palindrome: User: Write a poem which is 100 words long and a meaningful palindrome. ChatGPT: Creating a 100-word palin
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by 1024core 4y ago
> The truth is that even seasoned C/C++ developers can’t write safe C/C++ code. Except DJB, of course.... ;-)
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by 1024core 4y ago
I'm trying to get into Anki, but it's difficult to get started. Here's what I'd like: while I'm reading a (PDF) book, I want to highlight some text (and maybe manually tweak it a little) and have it converted into s
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by 1024core 4y ago
Reminds me of the Halting Problem (not the same, but reminds me of that).
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by 1024core 4y ago
India's version of SEC, called SEBI, started its investigation soon after the report came out. e.g. https://www.business-standard.com/article/current-affairs/se... Just like the US Congress does not constitut
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by 1024core 4y ago
My dad had diabetes, and I would order test strips for him from Amazon and ship them to his country of residence. Often times I'd get test strips marked for Medicare use, and sometimes the name of the person for whom they had been pres
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by 1024core 4y ago
I'm guessing the harder part would be actually finding a Pi for this?
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by 1024core 4y ago
Maybe they can invite Snowden over then?
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by 1024core 4y ago
It's corruption, plain and simple. Could Chicago use "eminent domain" to undo the sale?

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