CyrsBel

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by CyrsBel 2y ago
I have definitely contradicted Elon Musk on my X profile (@cyrsbel) quite a lot. I have never once lost my blue checkmark, though, so I believe he is well-intentioned and a good person who is trying to do the right thing. (I am also subscri
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by CyrsBel 2y ago
You are correct. And the nonchalant way in which the leaders who are supposed to oversee this thing are treating it is appalling. It will have consequences during mid-terms and beyond. It is clear that some people believe elected office to
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by CyrsBel 2y ago
Yes. Even if DOGE is operating without any ill intent, and I don't think they have ill intent, the possibility of errors alone is massive and they need to slow down. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politic
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by CyrsBel 2y ago
CAT should audit DOGE.
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
They succeeded, I'm not about to argue with Elon Musk's business muscle or American tech muscle lol. You can if you wanna! But he succeeded in a way that Chevy failed when they had a huge head start with the ev1. With less money.
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
This is what their stated mission has been - to accelerate the advent of sustainable transport. They’ve been selling cars for a long time already.
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
UML is really powerful but definitely could be more simplified to just be basic charts. The problem is that sometimes you need to see the full complexity to be able to start simplifying systems. The real issue involving a decades-old proces
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Those aren't ironic examples though, the evidence shows that it really is a matter in some of those cases of a mindset switch. And note that it is listed as a starting step. One must continue the roadmap to get to the end. Of course th
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Outperforms ChatGPT and GPT-4 in generating api calls? Or in every type of querying? It's exciting that this is open, looking forward to trying all of this from end to end!
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
We should not be so dependent on one person that if they are compromised because of deepfakes everything collapses. People need to be taught to have more patience and to question questionable things like that. Give the benefit of the doubt.
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
I don't want some account on LinkedIn overlaying "debunked" on a screenshot. I don't want a LinkedIn post. I want the NY Times to retract their paper if they are wrong, and for the highest European authorities to directl
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Yes, product owners will always be needed. It's a full-stack skill set in itself to be a product owner (biz ops is a real thing, project management, product discovery, business management, finance, risk, security). So many areas that i
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Indeed. But requiring data, source code, and weights on papers submitted for peer review would solve a lot of this. As well as making data sets and data collection processes reproducible and open such that anyone can verify it end to end. L
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
> eliminate the need for having a scrum master yes > and/or product manager? product managers will always be needed
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Automatic Scrum(github.com)
3 points by CyrsBel 3y ago|4 comments
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Create forums and message boards again. Give them topicality. Support RSS and open data transfer protocols. Manually append these places to the Google and Brave indexes.
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Reality is just reality. In some things, it may reflect that liberals are right. In other things, it may reflect that conservatives are right. But you're right that the training data is the key and that some overlord in a dark closet t
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
> Depressed? Just be cheerful. Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy exists and is known to be a first step towards recovery. > Alcoholic? Just quit drinking. Yes. See Albert Bandura in 2007 in study on Addictive Behaviors. Or after tha
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
The proprietary offering does come with moderation built-in to some extent but that is not the same thing as saying that it will lie. An open GPT model will just focus on what the training data informs it of, and as the training data improv
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
You can train a model to have pre-baked responses to something but if you don't add those rules, it will just repeat the extent of what the training data tells it and whatever inferences and deductions it can reason about on top of tha
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Indeed. This is why data needs to be open, and the pipelines locally reproducible. All papers must include their data and training code and weights.
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Wrong. I'm happy to talk about this on the record if desired.
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Yes but what about people who don't know about mullvad? Is it very accessible, open, cheap to run, secure, and available without EU authorities presuming that you are guilty just because you love drinking from the chalice of knowledge
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
Not the same. With LLMs you can learn way faster and there's no agenda or lying, for the most part. It may repeat incorrect training data but it won't actually lie to you or sprinkle in agendas. Whereas with learning online, there
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
> In a bold stroke, the EU’s amended AI Act would ban American companies such as OpenAI, Amazon, Google, and IBM from providing API access to generative AI models. The amended act, voted out of committee on Thursday, would sanction Amer
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
They are easier to achieve than before. All of them. Just do it. Work pressure? Work less and push back if you need to, there's an abundance of easy jobs. Processed foods? Eat whole foods. Screen time? Use less screen. Borked dating sc
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Imo Abandon Chalk IRL Too
1 points by CyrsBel 3y ago|0 comments
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Imo Abandon Chalk
1 points by CyrsBel 3y ago|0 comments
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I'm Abandoning Coinbase(substack.com)
2 points by CyrsBel 3y ago|1 comments
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by CyrsBel 3y ago
I am skeptical that this is about regulating AI for safety rather than regulating AI to try to be the gatekeepers of the value AI brings to people who love drinking from the chalice of knowledge.

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