Marha01

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by Marha01 8mo ago
Even with 1 TB of weights (probable size of the largest state of the art models), the network is far too small to contain any significant part of the internet as compressed data, unless you really stretch the definition of data compression.
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by Marha01 10mo ago
You can use AI code editor that allows you to use your own API key, so you pay per-token, not a fixed monthly fee. For example Cline or Roo Code.
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by Marha01 10mo ago
> a lot of people seem to see LLMs as smarter than themselves Well, in many cases they might be right..
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by Marha01 10mo ago
If humanity's energy consumption is so high that there is an actual threat of causing climate change purely with waste heat, I think our technological development would be so advanced that we will be essentially immortal post-humans an
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by Marha01 10mo ago
Isn't it obvious? Near future vision-language-action models have obvious military potential (see what the Figure company is doing, now imagine it in a combat robot variant). Any superpower that fails to develop combat robots with such
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by Marha01 10mo ago
Perhaps you are right in principle, but I think advocating for degrowth is entirely hopeless. 99% of people will simply not chose to decrease their energy usage if it lowers their quality of life even a bit (including things you might consi
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by Marha01 10mo ago
Meat is not necessary.
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by Marha01 10mo ago
Ridiculous overreaction.
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by Marha01 10mo ago
This is a subjective value judgement and many disagree.
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by Marha01 11mo ago
I think you just lack imagination. I can imagine a lot of benefits of AGI or near-AGI systems.
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by Marha01 1y ago
Your logic might make intuitive sense, but I don't think it is as ironclad as you portray it. The fact is, there is no law of physics that prevents the existence of a system that can decrease its internal entropy (complexity) on its ow
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by Marha01 1y ago
From my experience, current AI models stay on the rails pretty well. I don't need to remind them of the task at hand.
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by Marha01 1y ago
Why is the author so perplexed by it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_sort_order It's simply natural sorting. I don't see what is so controversial about it.
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by Marha01 1y ago
Nope, the fact that people have to work or they starve and society collapses is not about "different values", but real, material production. Actual AGI robots could solve this problem.
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by Marha01 1y ago
Exactly. What the "JuSt ChAnGe ThE pOlItIcS" people don't get is that it could often be easier to develop a much better new technology to solve a given problem than to fight with the political and societal establishment in or