JieJie

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by JieJie 3y ago
As one of the people impacted by losing the $150 a month extra SNAP (food stamp) money we were getting throughout the pandemic, inflation was barely noticeable while we were getting it. The effects of inflation became most noticeable when t
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GeekWire Podcast: NY Times vs. Microsoft, Oren Etzioni on AI in 2023 and Beyond(geekwire.com)
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by JieJie 3y ago
Maybe OP can burn any science fiction books they find in billionaires houses?
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by JieJie 3y ago
https://www.napster.com/us/
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by JieJie 3y ago
Did you watch Arrival or read "Story of Your Life"? We're still in Act I. Have some popcorn and enjoy the show.
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by JieJie 3y ago
You could, however, give as much of the product away as you can for free (less $100 a year for developer account) and then Apple is basically paying you to distribute it on their platform. That's definitely not the mafia. If you want t
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by JieJie 3y ago
I reckon that if consciousness is a quantum process happening at room temperature, it can probably be replicated in other systems at room temperature. The popular science that has been coming out about the origins of consciousness has been
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by JieJie 3y ago
I want this to be true way too much for it to really be true.
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by JieJie 3y ago
Fair enough. They were as ahead of their time as they were behind ours.
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I would put the difference as that a calculus problem is complex, requiring many different mathematical calculations to complete the full problem and arrive at the answer. One perspective might be to see each of those calculations as differ
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by JieJie 3y ago
Just as you say, you do not need Llama's training data in order to build Llama from source, nor even to fine tune it. You don't need a copy of the training data. (edit to spell Llama correctly)
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by JieJie 3y ago
I like Cory, but the problem with useful lenses is that naughty kids use them to roast ants in the sunlight. If people just used them as lenses, they would indeed be useful. As they are being currently used, it's causing people to give
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by JieJie 3y ago
Quake is Open Source, Quake's data files are not. Llama2 is actually more open than Quake.
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by JieJie 3y ago
The paper says, "Solving GAIA requires full automation since no approximation is allowed in the answer." While they tested GPT-4 Turbo with addons, they note they couldn't test multi-modal and addons at the same time, which l
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by JieJie 3y ago
It's fair to say influential scholars, ranging from Turing to Wolfram, share the view that thinking computers are an inevitable outcome of computing's evolution. [edited for clarity]
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by JieJie 3y ago
Hang in there, friend. <3
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by JieJie 3y ago
I love that you've pointed out a way that having a community can be harmful as well. One can have a community that isn't supportive, and that can be harmful. As you point out, you're grateful you were able to have access to o
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by JieJie 3y ago
There are already people working on distributed solutions to that problem. There are a lot of people working on these problems.
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by JieJie 3y ago
Star Trek imagines that even in an age where computers have universal translators, people will still learn languages for "personal development" purposes, or to honor their ancestry, or simply to not have to rely on a computer for
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by JieJie 3y ago
World of Warcraft interface addons are made with Lua. https://www.wowhead.com/guide/comprehensive-beginners-guide-...
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by JieJie 3y ago
Do you think, perhaps, that the Harry Potter series and its' Horcruxes is an example of a MacGuffin that worked?
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by JieJie 3y ago
Let us hope if it comes to that, you will be safe somehow.
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by JieJie 3y ago
Musk is speed running the "...and there was no one left to speak for me" process.
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https://archive.ph/9nXrk
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OpenAI plans major updates to lure developers with lower costs(japantimes.co.jp)
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by JieJie 3y ago
You gotta worry about lahars. :)
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by JieJie 3y ago
A business depending on a dependable local water source can still be destroyed by a flood.
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by JieJie 3y ago
You could take solace in this part from the end, maybe? “Ironically, perhaps, it is AI, for all it’s threats, that will offer the best chance for a solution to itself. And, it is to be hoped, to the climate apocalypse, too.”
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by JieJie 3y ago
I hear what you are saying. What I think that what you're missing is that subsequent conversations with AI, where humans and AI solve problems together, is what the next generation of AI is going to be trained on. That data is being co
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by JieJie 3y ago
Apparently, it wasn't all that uncommon to not be able to read or write music and to have a scribe pen it down for you. https://www.straightdope.com/21343780/if-irving-berlin-could...

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