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by 4b11b4 1y ago
It's not that we lack lidar, but we what we have in addition to "cameras". We possess a spatial intelligence (e.g. how your brain has an approximation of: It feels like I walked three blocks) that will never exist in this &qu
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Even though the max token limit is higher, it's more complicated than that. As the context length increases, undesirable things happen.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
This reminds me of Hertz new "AI" camera based damage detection... Although much less effort... This is the end. May progress have mercy on our souls.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
This article seems like pure garbage
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
I keep coming back to this thought that the ability for computation itself sets the stage for speculation .. or rather, widely available and cheap computation.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
damn. noun verb makes spell casting visually noisy and... as if you didn't know your spells and havent yet adopted 100% typing accuracy --- the feedback (visual noise) just makes you weak anyways. just `u` and helix inherently loses `.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Hmm
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
I know right
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
But how to even combine them. Is it only via another AGENT who has a symbolism tool. and if that (group of agents) cant extract multiple symbolisms from the context, of one which best fits, from the current approximation (context) then..
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
That resonates. There _are_ a lot of good approximation functions can be developed from deep learning and good data and now RL on top. But then, we really do need symbolism, and now we need to somehow combine them. And it'll be differe
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
have also updated
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
This time, it really does make sense
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
I have ran into a few situations where there's some console error that is fixed by rewriting the thing from scratch. Artifacts are awesome for being able to display some sort of interactive tutoring tool I've made on the fly, but
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
This is your service?
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
For my sins... I appreciate your deep intentions in that
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
I learned a lot in a short time, thanks
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Or a "vote" if one person hits next, if majority agree, then it goes next
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
dope. If I hit next does it go next on the other people's players?
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Is this the mode where I upload a PDF of my homework assignment, now _with_ the other students in my class?
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Would you turn the conversation like that on a person in real life...
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Cool but the update structure requiring a new license after a year would turn me away. Could I at least pay a reduced rate for later updates since I already bought the full license..?
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
You're doing it wrong, even with language model... You stopped reviewing the code..? You're not gonna make it. You still need the visceral feel of writing the code, this builds the mental model in your head.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Yeah, people will still want to write. They might need new ways to monetize it... that being said, even if people still want to write they may not consider it a viable path. Again, have to consider other monetization.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Speed Queen
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
this inspires a HN viewer that uses an LLM given "dun want AI hype" to filter out AI related posts or a more complicated prompt to include "machine learning" or computer vision, etc or another method... such as filtering
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
This is pretty weak evidence, no?
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
viability relative to others is a better lens
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Should show me something instantly, I should be able to paste in a url
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Subscription seems wrong, will prevent adoption
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Hmm I can see the angle

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