Arkhaine_kupo

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by Arkhaine_kupo 7mo ago
> It's too soon to know how this is going to shake out, so we should resist the temptation to impose rules prematurely. alternative view. it is going way too quickly and premature rules can be reduced if the actual damage is less th
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by Arkhaine_kupo 8mo ago
> The people complaining that AI isn't good enough yet don't grasp that neither are many who are in the profession currently. I think the externalities are being ignored. Having time and money to train engineers is expensive. H
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by Arkhaine_kupo 8mo ago
We made this unbeatable tests for AI then told some of the smartest engineering teams in the planet that they can present a solution in a black box without explaining if they cheated but if they win they get amazing headlines and to keep th
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by Arkhaine_kupo 8mo ago
Like a lot of men dominated spaces, even when we know ability is not a definying factor, culture is. Many male domianted spaces are pretty antagonistic to women, making separate prize pools, tournaments and events allows for women to play i
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by Arkhaine_kupo 9mo ago
> I'm having a hard time seeing how you'd implement that. Similar to shark loans, creating alternatives will always come with compromises. either we have public lenders that will lend money that will never be returned, or we le
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by Arkhaine_kupo 9mo ago
Creating a hierarchy in lets say a small town, were people who pay in can have a funeral early/better date/better priest while people who dont pay get a wednesday mid work and no one can attend so the family has to say goodbye to
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by Arkhaine_kupo 9mo ago
> Are churches a predatory business? the institution that invented Tithes? The institution that if you go and put money in every sunday will help you organize weddings and funerals which are very important dates for people? Which will ta
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by Arkhaine_kupo 9mo ago
> How do you even do that? I am not going to comment on how they did it. But they were openly accused by OpenAI of it. I believe the discussion is over destillation vs foundational models. https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnew
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by Arkhaine_kupo 9mo ago
Isn't there pretty good indications that the chinese llms have been trained on top of the expensive models? Their cost is not real. Plus you have things like MCP or agents that are mostly being spearheaded by companies like Anthropic.
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by Arkhaine_kupo 9mo ago
> It seems reasonable to me that a similar process will apply to AI If its reasonable, then reason it. Because it is a highly apples to oranges comparison you are making
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by Arkhaine_kupo 10mo ago
> The average person now is far wealthier in terms of actual purchasing power than the average person 100 years ago access to housing is incredibly expensive. Measuring their purchasing power for how many scented candles they can buy is
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by Arkhaine_kupo 10mo ago
That is a game thoery approach but it completely fails in the face of reality. The reality is that the floor to become "useful" is relatively low, which means the few billioanires have a large pool of potentially useful people of
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by Arkhaine_kupo 11mo ago
> If WB was any good, would they have been snatched up by Netflix? Yes because the situation of WB has nothing to do with their performance. In 1990s they merged with TIME publishing right before the internet killed all magazines. In 200
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by Arkhaine_kupo 11mo ago
> The entire premise depends on him being a monster Have you read the book? She emphasises how pretty all the body parts that Victor picked were.
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by Arkhaine_kupo 11mo ago
> I say this is a world model because it is a objectively a model of the world. a world model in AI has specific definition, which is an internal representation that the AI can use to understand and simulate its environment. > Long-te
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by Arkhaine_kupo 11mo ago
> I think Anthropic has established that LLMs have at least a rudimentary world model its unsurprising that a company heavily invested in LLMs would describe clustered information as a world model, but it isnt. Transformer models, for vi
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by Arkhaine_kupo 11mo ago
> the sentence "LLMs don't think because they predict the next token" is logically as wrong it isn't, depending on the deifinition of "THINK". If you believe that thought is the process for where an agent wi
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by Arkhaine_kupo 11mo ago
I am not someone working on AGI but I think a lot of people work backwards from the expected outcome. Expected outcome is usually something like a Post-Scarcity society, this is a society where basic needs are all covered. If we could all l
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> they’re using their equity to buy compute that is critical to improving their core technology But we know that growth in the models is not exponential, its much closer to logarithmic. So they spend =equity to get >results. The ad s
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> which is really similar to what LLM's are doing now, though minus the occasional hallucination. "Really similar" kinda betrays the fact that it is not similar at all in how it works just in how it appears. It would be li
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
One of the issues AI coding has, is that its in some ways very inhuman. The bugs that are introduced are very hard to pick up because humans wouldnt write it that way, hence they wouldnt make those mistakes. If you then introduce other devs
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Do you think a non-programmer could realistically build a full app using vibe coding? For personal or professional use? If you want to make it public I would say 0% realistic. The bugs, security concerns, performance problems etc you w
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Though they forget that NSA is only for terrorism purposes Yep thats def true, thats 100% the real reason and only purpose of the largest domestic agency
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
Hot water disrupts marine life for one very very big problem. Depending on the locatin of the hot water you can cause disruptions to water currents, the north atlantic waterway is being studied to how much global warming is affecting it. If
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Conservatism isn't libertarianism. Conservatism is the ideology that some people are protected by the law but not bound by it, while others are bound by the law but not protected by it. Obviously if you are in the first group that
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
In america there is 0 corelation between middle class voting preferences and what their elected officials voted for. There is a closer aligment with upper class voters and lobby groups. It is arguable america is not a democracy based on tho
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
I dont, im a dumbass like everyone else. But im not unaware of the kind of people visit HN or what our achilles heel is. Knowing that far right movements are infiltrating and would like to use me to repeat their viewpoints is something I fo
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> That's a lot of assumptions in one comment thats the advantage of dogwhistling, is that you can always feign ignorance > No one claimed that the far-right is the solution (or at least I didn't) but rather the consequence.
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
Sure, let me break it down. You attempted to dress up the point about increased survailance (low trust society -> increaed authoritarianism to control low trust society) which is tangentially related to the VPN regulation, in a number of
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> There are many academic studies, across many countries, that confirm the better results. Your evidence is? All those studies are either paid for by home schooling groups, or report the same fundamental issue in terms of data collection

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