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by Rebuff5007 1y ago
My negativity for Thinking Machines is precisely because others (such as yourself) already consider it a success.
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by Rebuff5007 1y ago
I know this is the leading narrative, but I actually disagree. Apple has a wonderful set of products without any form of generative AI, and those products continues to exist. Yes there is opportunity to add some fancy natural-language based
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by Rebuff5007 1y ago
I vote for a campaign to make sure every single entrant has this meme on their phone.
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by Rebuff5007 1y ago
I dont understand, why would they make a super-intelligence group instead of something more ambitious like a super-super intelligence group or supreme-mega-intelligence group? Zuck is clearly not thinking this one through.
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by Rebuff5007 1y ago
There is so much that is sad and infuriating about this. How can a stranger have so much hate towards someone who's content they want to consume ? Why are meta engineers suggesting suing their own company instead of pointing to someo
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by Rebuff5007 1y ago
Im not sure this is a great example... yes the infrastructure of posting and applying to jobs has to go, but the cost of recruitment in this world would actually be much higher... you likely need more people and more resources to recrui
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by Rebuff5007 1y ago
> clearly in many cases superhuman In what cases is it superhuman exactly? And what humans are you comparing against? I'd bet that for any discipline you chose, one could find an expert in that field that can trick any of today&#x27
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by Rebuff5007 1y ago
I'd argue its a bad concept in any spaces that involve teams of people working together and deliverables that enter the real world.
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
Really? Open-AI says PhD intelligence is just around the corner!
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
You (a SWE) using google maps is a bit different than a cab driving relying on google maps. The former is fine, the latter could be concerning. I'd argue that coding assistants for a SWE hinders their ability to build subject matter ex
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
I find it assuming that the might of the American government -- in trying to take a bunch of data offline -- is being resisted by a digital "militia" of hobbyist archivers and non profits. Theres something that about this that jus
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
In RL literature this is generally called "curriculum learning". The curriculum is usually modeled as some form of reward function to steer learning, or sometimes by environment configuration (e.g. learn to walk on a normal surfac
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
Tangential, but this has gotten me thinking... I used to wonder how the hundreds of thousands of employees that work in Big Oil or Big Pharma could tolerate all the terrible things their company does... e.g. the opioid epidemic. The naive o
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
Can somehow explain to me how they can simply not respect copyright and get away with it? Also is this a uniquely open-ai problem, or also true of the other llm makers?
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
I'm tearing my hair out... how is the solution here not just better data privacy laws? Doesn't that solve all the issues, both domestic and international?
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
I'm so curious about how the internal dev teams feeling about all this scaling. Four cities across 3 states -- surely there are differences in road signs, lane markings, emergency procedures, etc. Let alone the sheer volume of data of
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
My definition of "works" includes the fact that a self-driving car will never drive into a parked fire truck, or many other things i've seen tesla FSD do.
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
Tesla testing and developing FSD with normal consumer drivers frankly seems criminal. Test drivers for AV companies get advanced driver training, need to filed detailed reports about the cars response to various driving scenarios, and gener
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
"You either die a hero or you live long enough to become the villain"
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
The whole industry is full of snake oil salesmen. Do you really think this [2] is not a hype bubble waiting to be turned into a tell-all docuseries? They have produced something impactful sure, but I don't think their product is a te
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
I for one can never get over the fact that Mira Murati was not laughed out of the room when she said -- with a straight face -- that GPT4 had high school level intelligence and the non-existent GPT5 will have PHD-level intelligence [1]. IMO
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
> - I do not know if there is a clean, ethical way to "run the social media" My hand-wavy proposal: 1. there needs to be something akin to a constitution where all players involved (users of social media, social media companies
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
Excuse me, what?! How is this cargo cult science? I literally just described the scientific method. Here it is described on Wikipedia: > The process in the scientific method involves making conjectures (hypothetical explanations), derivi
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
To produce scientific work, one needs to follow the scientific method. This involves stating a hypothesis, designing an experiment that would test this hypothesis, conducting the experiment with controls, and analyzing the data w.r.t to the
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
If apple was a young startup, struggling to get market share, or struggling to turn a profit, I can understand why they might want a cut of profits here. But they literally have more cash than anyone in the world... why bother with this?!
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
There's a group in UT Austin that has spend lots of time trying to model and analyze such dynamics: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~aim/
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
> ads online are much more energy-intensive than billboards. Is this quote from the article remotely true or even verifiable?
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
In fairness, Mira Murati said GPT-4 is only high school level [1]. Maybe it takes PhD level to understand basic shapes? [1] https://www.ccn.com/news/technology/openais-gpt-5-phd-level-...
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
Ah right, humans are notoriously wonderful communicators and seldom have issues sharing ideas or making contracts with each other. Once bank of america and every other banking app hooks up one of these to my accounts, i better not have to d
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by Rebuff5007 2y ago
> HAS TO BE A BOOLEAN VALUE! How we can have a world where this statement exists, and anyone is bullish about LLMs? The lack of precision is appalling. I can see how a gpt-4o can be fun for toy projects, but can you really build meanin

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