Lerc

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by Lerc 6mo ago
To an extent it was propaganda. I'm not sure why you think something I saw some 40 years ago would meet any definition of slop that would still retain enough meaning for the word to be used in that context. Nevertheless, the truth of
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by Lerc 6mo ago
Ok now we need 1541 flash attention. I'm not sure what the venn diagram of knowledge to understand what that sentence is suggesting looks like, it's probably more crowded in the intersection than one might think.
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by Lerc 6mo ago
That is essentially what the reasoning reinforcement training does. It is getting the model to say things that are more likely to result in the correct final answer. Everything it does in between doesn't necessarily need to be valid
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by Lerc 6mo ago
I once watched a news report about the then tail end of the Ceaușescu regime. One of the indicators of the level of oppression they described was that they had video cameras mounted on street lamps.
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by Lerc 6mo ago
The Linux problem is more Hope every time you want to interface with a USB device.
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by Lerc 6mo ago
The harder to achieve has prestige due to rarity. When the rarity goes away the prestige makes whatever the item was highly popular before the prestige fades. Then the older form becomes more rare and valued by some, in a manner not quite
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by Lerc 6mo ago
> Tesla has a pattern of making deceptive promises and deceptive disclosures but this article doesn't make that case at all. This is something I find frequently as well, moreso with Musk related things than Tesla. Lord knows the
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by Lerc 6mo ago
I tried but the change in behaviour immediately before and after the pause could be seen in the playback. It's the time it takes to go "uhh, I'm stuck, I'd better pause" and then the bit before your brain kicks in f
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by Lerc 6mo ago
I had a puzzle game were all of the solutions it would show were playbacks of my keypresses as I solved it myself. As the puzzles got more difficult it got harder and harder to record a solution without having pauses to think about what to
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by Lerc 6mo ago
I find the notion odd that this is even a problem to be solved. It suggests a level of control way below what I would ordinarily consider required for game development. I have made maybe around 50 games, and I think the level of control of
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by Lerc 6mo ago
Not an expert in the field but it seems to me the key points are. Generating any wavelength. (this article) Accurately measuring wavelength. (otherwise there's no information benefit to arbitrary wavelength generation) Wavelength ins
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by Lerc 6mo ago
>They basically force-commit to your repo whenever you build your code, so they are able to 'track' your development I think there is a difference between accessing a record that someone has chosen to make, and causing a reco
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by Lerc 6mo ago
So surveillance then? It would be interesting to see what regulations and ethics rules this comes under. Frequently these sorts of rights can be signed away in the US, but there are also academic bodies with their own rules that might have
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by Lerc 6mo ago
The shovels and labour used to make those things where not depreciated. The GPUs are the shovels, not the project. AI at any capability will retain that capbibilty forever. It only gets reduced in value by superior developments. Which are
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by Lerc 6mo ago
Would you prefer to have: The plumber who turned up leave without fixing the problem, The plumber fixing something that he didn't know how to do by looking up the answer. The plumber attempting to fix something that they didn't kn
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by Lerc 6mo ago
You have to go in with your eyes open wth SBCs. If you have a specific task for it and you can see that it either already supports it or all the required software is there and it just needs to be gathered, then they can be great gadgets. O
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by Lerc 6mo ago
Judging by the relative scarcity of instances like this being reported, I would guess that they are successful enough to be a ongoing source of intelligence. Apart from the subject matter (which also points to Russia) if it were not Russia
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by Lerc 6mo ago
But even tighter. With eml and 1 you could encode a funtion in rpn as bits. Although you also need to encode where to put the input. The real question is what emoji to use for eml when written out.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Your arguments makes it impossible to prove that the wealthy are not bad. You interpret every signal as saying the same thing. That makes an unfalsifiable claim. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsifiability
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by Lerc 7mo ago
This is a accidentally good example, we don't know what motivated him, while your ridiculous reason is unsound because it would be also a bad thing to do if he were clearing a wasps nest on someone else's property in the middle o
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Judge their actions, consider what they say as given in good faith and praise or criticize. To judge the people is to pretend you know why they did or said something.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Nick Hanauer has lobbied for higher minimum wages. Michael Bloomberg has lobbied for healthcare. Pierre Omidyar has spent about a billion on economic advancement non-profits Gates Foundation - Bunch of stuff. Warren Buffet - Too much to cou
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by Lerc 7mo ago
You can, but then what? Do you judge what they say as if their perspective is the same as yours, and then conclude from that context that what they suggest could only come from an evil person. That seems to be what a lot of people do. W
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by Lerc 7mo ago
How can you hope for anything better if you consider it an us versus them situation? When they say "We don't want to increase inequality" and the response is "We don't believe you". Where do you go from there
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by Lerc 7mo ago
The level to be secure is much lower that. If Bitcoin were worth much less the network would still be secure even though the mining reward would only be enough to pay for a fraction of the current processing. If Bitcoin does not double in v
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by Lerc 7mo ago
If you're prepared to do that you don't even need to run any benchmark. You can just print up the sheets with scores you like. There if a presumption with benchmark scores that the score is only valid if the benchmark were proper
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by Lerc 7mo ago
The Mac classic was about as pure as you could get from an architectural point of view. A 1 bit framebuffer and a CPU gets you most of what the machine can do. Most of the quirk abuse of 8-bit machines came from features that were provided
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by Lerc 7mo ago
The difference is that the quantity of what is being supplied is a factor with supply of oil/gold/grain/etc. For mining it is just necessary that it happens. The amount of work in mining is way higher than is required to prev
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by Lerc 7mo ago
A COMPUTER CAN NEVER BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE THEREFORE A COMPUTER MUST NEVER MAKE A MANAGEMENT DECISION —IBM internal training, 1979 It took me a while to realise that the premise is saying the same thing as the reason why we have so man
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Well obviously it's not doing any decorating right at the moment.

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