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DSingularity
11mo ago
It’s just an observation. It’s an abstraction in the classical computer science sense in that you stack some modules and the backprop is generated. It’s leaky in the sense that you cant fully abstract away the details because of the vanishi
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DSingularity
11mo ago
You are missing his point.
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DSingularity
1y ago
Uh this is a superficial take. It almost certainly took more effort to hide the images from the public than to publish them. The community that made them is being shit on.
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DSingularity
1y ago
Super useful for grounding which is often the only way to robustly protect against hallucinations.
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DSingularity
1y ago
I think he just means it should be assumed to be standard practice and considered baseline at this point.
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DSingularity
1y ago
> still reach you Yeah but the effort just went up 10x Besides I don’t think they are moving to resist the fascism. It’s to seek an alternative and carry on living.
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1y ago
Why do you need forward secrecy?
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1y ago
The for syntax over optional seems unnatural. I get that optional is like a list of 0 or 1 owns. Is there a fault in my reading that makes the syntax clunky?
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DSingularity
1y ago
Each challenging in their own ways. The real challenge is that we need codesign and that’s the tricky part.
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DSingularity
1y ago
I was being sarcastic but definitely happy to see the down votes.
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1y ago
Is that even a question!? Ben Gvir, Smotrich, or Mileikowsky. For raising the bar so high.
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1y ago
How is it hyperbolic? Talk to foreigners. People are universally disgusted with the US and it is not all because we have an anti-immigration, nationalist administration. People are disgusted with the fact that the US wrecked Iraq, Libya, Sy
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1y ago
If anybody even insinuates that Weiss or Ellison have dual loyalty because of this they will be accused of anti-semitism. The hard truth is that weaponizing your money — earned largely from Americans — to aid a foreign country at the expens
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1y ago
I doubt that’s the problem. The public policy government is captured by corporations. The military policy arm of the government is manipulated by a myriad of interests operating indirectly from the shadows — ranging from foreign intelligenc
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1y ago
Why is the pro scoring less?
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1y ago
Maybe that applied then but does it apply now? Each of their soldiers wear cameras. They see it in hd anytime their soldiers shooting women, old men, children. I guess only their snipers are getting away with dropping civilians constantly (
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1y ago
Over 60% of Israelis believe there is nobody innocent in Gaza. That’s like the core operating principle of the Netanyahu-Smotrich-Ben Gvir government. The Israeli street is thoroughly behind the Genocide and the polling has been showing thi
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1y ago
No I haven’t and you raise a good point. I mean I don’t know what else to do. The alternatives are to build it and not think about anything beyond the tech itself or to not build it out of an abundance of caution. And I’m not really as conc
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1y ago
I think it’s surprising because Israelis are very loud in their support for Netanyahu. Yeah, there are protests but it polling suggests that the overwhelming majority of Israelis support Netanyahu.
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1y ago
Politics is weird. With the Biden administration there was lots of lip service given in opposition to the slaughter in Gaza while at the same time they were shipping unprecedented amounts of weapons to the IDF. Now with Trump they state tha
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1y ago
Israel claims that they “don’t want to kill civilians” but historically have not substantially changed course when the killings became grotesquely excessive. It’s also arguably true that they have never even sincerely investigated any issue
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1y ago
I think it’s quite obvious to everyone in the world that Zionists are the ones in a bubble. I would wish you luck, but how can anyone wish a genocide apologist luck?
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1y ago
What if someone said “because Ukrainians don’t hold genocidal Judaism views”? You should seek therapy?
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1y ago
Exactly — hence the need to deliberately evolve it.
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1y ago
It’s naive either in the way you put it or at the very least in your eyes. There is a lot to be said about the narcissism of innovators radically rethinking anything and everything traditional just because we think we can do better by our c
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1y ago
Please wake up. When the dust settles and people start clearing all those buildings you destroyed you will see that 60,000 casualty number grow by multiples. How will you feel then about what Israel has done?
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1y ago
Don’t forget: our insane support for genocide and an out-of-control genocidal regime that’s clearly trying to trigger WW3.
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1y ago
Shows you how good they are at planning and decomposing features into well scoped hardware and software features which can ship earlier, provide some value, while enabling richer future features. You have to respect them for this because th
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1y ago
What hardware do you use ?
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1y ago
That’s an investment that’s going to be a write off.
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