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by Geee 5mo ago
Many artists have a distinct, original style. Originality is the ability to create novelty in a way which is aesthetically pleasing. I've yet to see AI create a single distinct style which is beautiful.
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by Geee 5mo ago
Well, there's the Einstein test: can AI figure out general relativity if it's trained only on knowledge up to 1915 or so, before it was discovered. Similarly, you could do a Monet test: train AI on everything before Monet and try
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by Geee 5mo ago
I know, but it could be AI-generated as well, because people can't tell them apart. The point was that even if AI could imitate Monet perfectly, it's not Monet. It's a worthless test.
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by Geee 5mo ago
Being able to imitate Monet doesn't make you Monet. AI can't create anything original.
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by Geee 5mo ago
Thanks, it is working now.
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by Geee 5mo ago
According to the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, there's bound to be one branch of universe where every UUID is the same. Can you imagine what those guys are thinking?
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by Geee 5mo ago
See the recent Dwarkesh interview with Elon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYXbuik3dgA
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by Geee 5mo ago
For context, xAI GPU utilization is at 11% and they're also expanding.[0] Renting one datacenter to Anthropic doesn't mean that they would be shutting xAI / Grok down. [0] https://wccftech.com/xai-using-just-1
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by Geee 5mo ago
Unlikely, because xAI had huge amount of overcapacity.
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by Geee 5mo ago
Motion control doesn't seem to work on iPhone / Safari.
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by Geee 5mo ago
There are lots of people who say that they've been banned from the DMT realm. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCDntV81Q8A&t=522s
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by Geee 5mo ago
I wonder if this is related to getting banned from the DMT realm.
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by Geee 5mo ago
One good way to save water is to use treated wastewater for cooling. xAI is building this kind of system in Memphis.[0] It'll connect to a nearby wastewater treatment plant and they'll need to build an additional treatment plant b
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by Geee 6mo ago
So, by disabling all social features (comments, chat) kids can keep using Instagram and Youtube? Is it really the social features which are harmful? I'd guess that it's the addictive content which might be more harmful. Also, does
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by Geee 6mo ago
Not per capita. Norway produces roughly 6x more oil than the US per capita. Also, TIL that Guyana is the world's top oil producer per capita. See: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/oil-prod-per-capita?count...
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by Geee 6mo ago
Actually the less collectivist approaches e.g. Sweden caused much less trouble.
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by Geee 6mo ago
Individualism means voluntary cooperation. Collectivism is state-imposed forced cooperation. Decentralized vs. centralized. It's a common misconception that individualism means no cooperation; actually it means that each individual can
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by Geee 6mo ago
Methane is broken down with a few years delay, but still the same amount is breaking down as is produced. Think of a long pipe which takes a few years to travel through and it's fed at a constant rate. Total methane in the atmosphere s
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by Geee 6mo ago
Animals or humans don't cause any net emissions, because the same carbon was captured from the atmosphere in the first place. No new carbon is added. Also, the same amount of methane is broken down in the atmosphere as is created. Incr
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by Geee 6mo ago
ELIZA is better, because this doesn't seem to generate anything coherent. You can try the original ELIZA with DOCTOR script here: https://anthay.github.io/eliza.html
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by Geee 6mo ago
My guess is that they'll release something impressive in September, and they want to give Ternus an early win as you said. Maybe a new completely product or Vision Air.
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by Geee 6mo ago
This is about the old autopilot, not FSD, and there doesn't seem to be anything new in the article. This is based on the same leaked data which has been public since 2023. The title seems to be inaccurate, as there's nothing to in
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by Geee 6mo ago
I removed the part where I said 'it's typical for sales people to access customer environments', because I don't know how accurate that is, but probably happens more than anyone knows. Obviously it shouldn't happen
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by Geee 6mo ago
No one is producing Bitcoin at loss, because it doesn't make any sense, but it might happen temporarily. Imagine the mining cost as a distribution curve, and bitcoin miners filling the distribution from the cheapest upwards to where th
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by Geee 6mo ago
What is model's error rate?
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by Geee 6mo ago
I once worked in a meatball factory. I touched almost every single meatball with nitrile gloves. There's probably a lot of earlier process steps where humans are touching the food with gloves.
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by Geee 7mo ago
Thanks. However, from this visualization it's not clear how the random rotation is beneficial. I guess it makes more sense on higher dimensional vectors.
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by Geee 7mo ago
Would be fun to play but the controls are janky.
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by Geee 7mo ago
Is there an error in the visualization? It shows that every vector is rotated the same amount. My understanding was that they are randomized with different values, which results in a predictable distribution, which is easier to quantize.
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by Geee 7mo ago
Yes, prices would limit consumption of stuff that has externalities priced in, but also push producers to reduce their externalities, if they're littering the world with poisons etc. It's not $500K, but something reasonable like $

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