RockyMcNuts

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by RockyMcNuts 3mo ago
You're the man now, dog!
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by RockyMcNuts 6mo ago
Could be interesting to chart quality of responses, toxicity/health of conversations, sentiment over time, impact of release of ChatGPT. (since AI can now answer many questions that might have been topics of conversation; people can u
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by RockyMcNuts 9mo ago
there is light alignment, like throwing nasty things out of the training data, and there is strong alignment, like China providing a test with 2000 questions that an AI must answer non-problematically 95% of the time. there is no such thing
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by RockyMcNuts 1y ago
OpenAI should probably consider: - enabling local MCP in Desktop like Claude Desktop, not just server-side remote. (I don't think you can run a local server unless you expose it to their IP) - having an MCP store where you can click on
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by RockyMcNuts 1y ago
ok, that makes sense. not indicated, and the general idea of dataviz is to communicate clearly. when you have a number, what it represents should be noted, and the units. if I see a number in that context, I assume it's calling out the
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by RockyMcNuts 1y ago
Why don't the labels on the points match the scale? Looks like a chart crime scene
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by RockyMcNuts 1y ago
When you stack transformers, don't you get meta-attention and higher mental states?
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
they seem to still exist but have pivoted from AI safety, fairness, responsible AI etc., to reducing ideological bias https://www.wired.com/story/ai-safety-institute-new-directiv... (oh yay, government is keeping us sa
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
interesting! have PP but haven't flown really last couple of decades. I feel like, with proper UX in the cockpit and on the controller console, making it easy to send/acknowledge the clearance, and intrusively demanding immediate
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
Maybe the future is structured electronic messaging with the humans in the loop. Like, check in with the controller but most messages are sent electronically and acknowledged manually. I have your clearance, advise when ready to copy, then
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
man of his word, ok. https://www.azquotes.com/quote/660639
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
exactly ... Gemini 2.0 Flash ranks better on quality, is faster, and cheaper if you assume same pricing as 1.5 (might go down). these models are being commoditized. https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/deepseek-v3
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
more as hoverboard, onewheel etc. the e-bikes and e-scooters don't really have similar balancing mechanisms
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
they didn't pull it https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_News_International
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
Does the community license let companies fine-tune it or retrain it for their use cases? There are significant restrictions on it so it's not fully open-source, but maybe it's only a real problem for Google and OpenAI and Microsof
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
You will need enough VRAM, 1080ti is not going to work very well, maybe get a 3090 with 24GB VRAM. I think it should also run well on a 36GB MacBook Pro or probably a 24GB Macbook Air
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
This is the right question, and the OpenAI API supports requesting JSON with e.g. client.chat.completions.create(..., response_format={"type": "json_object"}) But the nature of LLMs is stochastic, nothing is 100%. The LL
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
it's a bust-out, you identify a patsy and you stick it to them. sometimes the company is worth more dead than alive, the parts are worth more the whole, especially when you can leave someone holding the bag, and the PE company gets pai
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
He's a UI strategist, from a UI perspective some of these AI things are a mess. But Google says that their mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. A technology that understands
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
When I heard it, I thought, wow, they licensed Scarlett Johansson, what an amazing Easter egg. If they didn't and just cloned her voice, it's more disregard for creators and artists than I would have thought possible. What were th
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
If real inflation were 10% higher than the government is reporting, then real GDP reported to be growing say 3% would be shrinking 7% per year. (We have fairly accurate numbers on nominal GDP from retail sales, sales taxes, corporate accoun
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
https://prospect.org/health/2023-05-23-quackonomics-medical-... Interesting story of how some private equity guys would - buy hospitals - sell the real estate for more than they paid for the hospital, signing a long-te
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
well, running the financial system is overpaid work but it's the high-order bit in the current form of capitalism. it's the operating system, some people might think it's a tax on everything, some people might think it provid
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
Since they extracted the data shown in a chart and found it didn't match the equations, I'm wondering if this might just mean the chart is messed up.
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
having up-to-date data in a world where models are updated to data as of 6 months ago doesn't seem that relevant. especially when that up-to-date data is, who is Elon calling a pedo today.
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by RockyMcNuts 2y ago
Imagine a baby who learned everything about language and human expression from Twitter. Of course they won't only use Twitter. But it's quite hard to see Twitter data as a significant competitive advantage unless you want to train
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by RockyMcNuts 3y ago
didn't really get acquihired, which would be if MSFT bought inflection, instead it seems MSFT hired away a team, probably with options and whatnot.
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Silicon Valley is pricing academics out of AI research(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by RockyMcNuts 3y ago|0 comments
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by RockyMcNuts 3y ago
ok... why tho? genuinely ignorant and extremely curious. what's the TFLOPS/$ and TFLOPS/W and how does it compare with Nvidia, AMD, TPU? from quick Googling I feel like Groq has been making these sorts of claims since 2020 an
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by RockyMcNuts 3y ago
Michael Stonebraker invented Postgres and has long said 'one size fits all' is an idea whose time has come and gone. https://cs.brown.edu/~ugur/fits_all.pdf the relational ACID model is overkill for mostly-re

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