Jabrov

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by Jabrov 2y ago
What’s the difference?
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Check out https://vaibhavsagar.com/blog/2019/09/08/popcount/
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by Jabrov 2y ago
What do you mean? How do you reach that conclusion? I wasn’t aware there was a connection with gravity
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Very relevant quote from the article: > In my view comparing Ai’s cognitive, creative or intellectual powers to those of the human brain is not especially helpful. Think of the car. Humans can’t run as fast as horses. But we can build ma
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by Jabrov 2y ago
I disagree. It's true that Markov chain generators have existed for years. But historically their output was usually just this cute thing that gave you a chuckle; they were seldomly as useful in a general sense like LLMs currently are.
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by Jabrov 2y ago
I was thinking OP meant more simulate as in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenWorm ie. a complete bottom-up simulation at the cellular level By your definition of simulate, I think artificial neural networks are absolu
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Why do we have to simulate real neurons to achieve intelligence? We don't simulate a bird's bones and muscles to achieve flight. LLMs are a huge step forward. Sure, they might not be the thing to ultimately deliver superhuman inte
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by Jabrov 2y ago
I did read through your links but it's still unclear what it actually is and how it's useful. I don't think you're onto something here, and if you are I think you're doing a bad job at communicating it
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by Jabrov 2y ago
What is a discernment lattice and what are you smoking?
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Sure this isn't Windows' fault but it's hardly a "high reliability OS"
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by Jabrov 2y ago
What's so interesting about that?
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Can you give specific examples of how the mechanics have been dumbed down?
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by Jabrov 2y ago
About $1000 a month would be livable in Bangladesh
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Because you're making a baseless claim that contradicts the linked article with nothing to back it up
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by Jabrov 2y ago
"Consumer video cards"? Meta's not building their clusters out of 3090s. They're using advanced cards meant for data centers and machine learning -- almost effectively "custom silicon"
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by Jabrov 2y ago
I feel like the paid version is actually a bit better for trees
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by Jabrov 2y ago
This needs to be a part of VSCode
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by Jabrov 2y ago
There's lots of videos where there isn't high res data available
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by Jabrov 3y ago
Typically these companies pay in equity on top of the cash salary
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by Jabrov 3y ago
Your Python program maxing out 32 cores was x10 slower than a single threaded Rust program? Are you exaggerating? If not, can you share a bit more?
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by Jabrov 3y ago
You're not crazy! I edited my comment to add that right before you replied
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by Jabrov 3y ago
I think it'll deserve that title when you can hook up two external displays without turning the laptop's display off
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by Jabrov 3y ago
Isn't it generally kind of weird for the CEO to also sit on the board?
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by Jabrov 3y ago
What if we used character tokens?
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by Jabrov 3y ago
Fuck right off
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Simple Face Detection Server(github.com)
3 points by Jabrov 3y ago|1 comments
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by Jabrov 3y ago
I needed to do some basic face detection for a project in an environment that had no access to the internet. It turned out to be surprisingly difficult to get a simple face detection server running locally. Either the code was outdated, wou
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by Jabrov 3y ago
Wait you wrote this article OP? Hahaha wtf?
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by Jabrov 3y ago
5 ads and dozens of lines to answer a simple question. How disgusting. BTW this is what future LLMs are going to be trained on
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Neuralink patient can move mouse with their mind(reuters.com)
2 points by Jabrov 3y ago|0 comments

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