Lerc

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by Lerc 3mo ago
I love the pin level emulation model of this. The self contained modular behaviour of components has real flexibility. For a long time I have wondered if extremely thin but explicitly defined interfaces are an under-explored domain for int
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I think you are missing the point of that statement It is a claim that swimming is a word that defines a context. It is an explicit statement that the question of whether a submarine can swim has nothing to do with the capability of the su
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by Lerc 3mo ago
> 1. phenomenal reasoning, requiring consciousness and subjective experience I think it is incumbent upon anyone arguing that something does not posses any given property to provide a non-circular definition of what it is that they are
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by Lerc 3mo ago
What is? I, at the very least, need a keyboard.
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I don't think it is a Novelty to people in the sector but it is a novelty to people hearing about it from a YouTube video. People have always had difficulty understanding large scales. I don't feel that I have the expertise to ana
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I have never really delved into kv cache implementation, do they run effectively separate caches per layer? If so I can see it all dividing nicely, computation and data size wise and the only slowdown would be in search layer waiting for i
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by Lerc 3mo ago
That's because the "humans can read" part is not visible to all humans. Like myself I thought the image I could see was the one the machine couldn't. I managed to extract both forms of text by extremely crude means. W
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by Lerc 3mo ago
That would confirm that this is more related to algorithmic filters than human perception.
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by Lerc 3mo ago
Ah, I can't see magic eye pics. The secondary text is invisible to me as well. An Ai would probably be able to get it with multiple samples, so in the lonmg run it is more likely to be readable to AI than humans.
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I took just two screenshots and applied some filters and got https://fingswotidun.com/images/GhostFont_2_samples.jpg https://fingswotidun.com/images/GhostFont_b_2_samples.jpg An AI would be able t
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I think it's worth noting the date of this when people claim that AI is being rushed without asking any of the important questions of what it might mean for us. This has been a topic of serious discussion for many many years. It feel
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I note that they use the Sam Altman quote. "AI will most likely lead to the end of the world, but in the meantime there will be great companies.” Is there any serious journalistic source suggesting that this was anything other than an
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by Lerc 3mo ago
> What if you mark the untrusted user input explicitly in the prompt, I think the more robust approach would be to have whatever embedding vector the model attributes to untrusted input and to directly attach that vector after every lay
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I wouldn't say so about Occam's Razor which is a heuristic. The relationship between compression and intelligence, while not equal is definitely there. It looks like 3Blue1Brown is going to be doing some videos on this aspect.
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by Lerc 3mo ago
>Truth is, it’s not that 90s anymore. Hardware has advanced to the point that you can have general purpose game engines that can be molded to any type of game. You do not need purpose built engines anymore. I disagree, I think there&#x
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by Lerc 3mo ago
This kind of argument has been made since the days of renderware. I have seen a number of projects go from 'We're building our own engine' To 'we should have just gone with $engine_of_the_day' To 'We were so lu
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by Lerc 3mo ago
Couldn't they have just done the adjustment by piling a lot of dirt in one place. Quite a lot.
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by Lerc 3mo ago
Well that's a bad sign. I'm managing the tail end of a cold again at the moment and I'm already taking dexamphetamine.
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by Lerc 3mo ago
Those appear to be reports of cannabis poisoning. Without even considering the veracity of the reports, cannabis is not the same thing as THC. In illegal markets product safety is not assured, there are plenty of examples of cannabis bein
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I had a cold a year or two ago, I had used the last of a bottle of actually working cough medicine, attempting to buy a replacement failing to do so, I found it had been banned. Turns out the active ingredient was morphine, which is appar
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by Lerc 3mo ago
Cost per tokens is as valid as price per unit volume of fuel. Changing the fuel type, efficiency of your vehicle, driving distance, or driving conditions will all change how much it will cost you. Fuel cost per unit volume does not become m
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by Lerc 3mo ago
If the models are quantifiably different on cleaner codebases, surely this could be leveraged into a measure of code cleanliness. I'm not sure if you would call it an objective or subjective measure, a fixed model would be consistent
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I was a little disappointed that the upper range of gravity on earth only goes to 9.8337. Just a little more and there would have been somewhere on earth that was an exact match. It would have been the ideal (if chilly) place to start a c
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by Lerc 3mo ago
They definitely have some. They handle the basic test scenarios where multiple people alter some state without the knowlege of the other. Most models seem to handle tracking differing knowledge between entities. Some of the simple bench te
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I'm glad someone did this, but It doesn't surprise me that the models are not up to particularly advanced story writing yet. I could see them writing some rather dry high-concept sci-fi fairly soon, but there are some types of s
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I have seen "That which does not kill us, has made its last mistake" Attributed to myself, through a similar process. I think I had it in my Usenet sig for a while,and eventually they became the oldest records people could find of
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by Lerc 3mo ago
If you say x has property y therefore z then you would have to accept that z or anything that has that property y. Noting two things share a property is not equavalence, A whale and an Exocet missile both have mass, that says nothing about
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by Lerc 3mo ago
I'm not sure it should, or even would, work like that. The future I see is more specialised software. Perhaps sewage management workers need something done, which currently is put up for tender and sales people make claims of what it
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by Lerc 3mo ago
A baby probably can't open a bank account, but that would be a descision based restriction. Many babies have bank accounts given to them. Quite a lot of them benefit from a roof over their head. >Just like Ai is also being fed power
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by Lerc 3mo ago
Are models any good at descerning motion from multiple frames? For instance if I gave models multiple animations of a bouncing ball as individual frames. Would they be able to tell which bounce was the more realistic motion. (Is this a pot

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