Closi

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by Closi 3y ago
This! Although I think the most likely failure considering the amount of money spent on the plant is that they probably dove head-first into automation and hit the integration challenges this can have. (Perhaps a business case of “on-shorin
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by Closi 3y ago
> If anything, the process in the video is painfully under-optimized. It's not that hard to get to the point where you have a few machines in a lights out warehouse with a skeleton staff somewhere spitting these things out like a ma
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by Closi 3y ago
What? Microsoft is one of the biggest players in the market in this space with Dynamics 365! I don’t have any data to back it up officially, but working in the space it seems like dynamics is taking customers from their competitors (eg SAP)
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by Closi 3y ago
Saying it should have been Windows CE is just survivorship bias IMO - and we don’t know that they didn’t write documentation on the protocol or that it’s poorly understood - it might just have been easier and safer to emulate an app that ev
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by Closi 3y ago
Also worth noting the impact/risk of leaking nuclear secrets would mean that if you thought there was a 1% chance someone was a spy you can’t ignore that.
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by Closi 3y ago
The LLM has generated internal non-text representations of all sorts of stuff - the whole model doesn’t “think in text” per-say, it just outputs text in its last layer. But there is an association in there somewhere that “zebras are animals
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by Closi 3y ago
> He somehow has the bank account number? Being able to login if you have the bank account number is still a pretty big flaw. If you are a bank, your security threat model should assume that a hacker has access to somebody's account
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by Closi 3y ago
Mostly the commercial model. We are fairly-lightweight users, and although only 2-4 people really use it (again infrequently) would like everyone in the org to have access to the sales pipeline and information.
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by Closi 3y ago
Best of luck! Generally agree with launching early - although this feels very early! We are currently looking for a replacement to our HubSpot account (20 person company for context with c4 people who use HubSpot - so probably a potential
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by Closi 3y ago
Well I didn't really make a bold claim, I said "might", but presumably there is a reason why we teach kids basic mental maths before we teach them how to use a calculator. Humans are different to an AI, but putting that aside
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by Closi 3y ago
The feature already exists for MS... (Microsoft Bookings, free with 365)
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by Closi 3y ago
> Seriously. GPT doing math is like using a 737 to drive around on the ground, or if you had the phone number of a prominent astrophysicist and you call him to do long division for you. Wtf is the point. We have computer things to do eve
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by Closi 3y ago
> I don't think that's a fair criticism of wikipedia. It's not a fair criticism of Wikipedia, but it is a fair criticism of using Wikipedia as a single-source.
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by Closi 3y ago
Eh, if you actually look at what Premium is, it's just some premium plugins that they have developed. > Grav Premium is an exclusive collection of plugins and themes the Grav team has built to enhance your site by providing addition
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by Closi 3y ago
https://river.com/learn/how-much-worlds-money-in-bitcoin Also the article you posted very specifically says that the market cap of cryptos is equivalent to 7% of the narrow money supply (not the full money supply, and
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by Closi 3y ago
> Crypto currently makes up about 7% of the world's money supply, according to a quick search. That quick search is clearly way off, It's closer to 0.1% - 1% depending on how you calculate it.
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by Closi 3y ago
It's the group apps where it's the issue though. Real example: My friend group has a hiking group on WhatsApp and there is one friend who is not on it. One person will propose a hike, and will keep messaging the group with informa
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by Closi 3y ago
Regardless of if it's bartering or sharing, it's definetly not a sale :)
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by Closi 3y ago
I don't think that's necessarily the case - e.g. "Let's share my car and you can help me clean it at the weekend" is a valid sharing arrangement (i.e. share the asset and share the effort to maintain).
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by Closi 3y ago
Well the definition of sharing would be "to have or use something at the same time as someone else", so as you both have access to the data after the action and can both use it at the same time, I think sharing could be considered
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by Closi 3y ago
Well the definition of a sale is usually the exchange of a commodity for money. When its information that can be copied it would usually be called sharing (because both parties still have what they started with, but both have 'more&#x2
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by Closi 3y ago
It does have a lot to do with quitting WhatsApp - because WhatsApp is the platform that is the de-facto application for this in some parts of the world. Absolutely increases it's stickiness.
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by Closi 3y ago
You can be both annoyed and find value in them. Mine are annoying too, but I keep them because they also keep me in the loop.
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by Closi 3y ago
> if they are people worth your while, they'll make sure to let you know about it using other means... Ugh, I might but it's annoying for me (your friend) to be your personal messenger whenever there is something you might be
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by Closi 3y ago
That's fine but you aren't on the group chat, so won't know about the hike next Sunday.
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by Closi 3y ago
Well GPT responds by stating that the concept of truth is a complex and ambiguous philosophical concept, and that there are multiple definitions depending on the context (e.g. mathematical truth is different to scientific truth which is dif
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by Closi 3y ago
That’s not a specific example question I can answer… and if it is I don’t understand it? If the question is just “what is truth?” then that’s something that’s something that’s pretty heavily in the training corpus and also something an LLM
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by Closi 3y ago
> I think a lot of the misconceptions about these LLMs (which I actually think are pretty cool and useful) stem from not really understanding what they are doing and how they arrive at their answers. I think the misconception is actually
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by Closi 3y ago
You are right - AGI does not need consciousness, and consciousness might not require general intelligence (a mouse is conscious but GPT-4 will beat a mouse at most 'general' intelligence tests).
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by Closi 3y ago
This general comment of "It can't handle things outside it's training database" is very common and also entirely wrong IMO. Take the following question which I just wrote and I'm fairly certain hasn't been aske

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