ShamelessC

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by ShamelessC 3y ago
This site (ign apparently) is incredibly sketchy without an adblocker on.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Was going to say. Not exactly a hot take.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Why are you using two l’s to spell langchain?
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
> understand that people should read the full article instead of drawing any conclusion from a mere image, but lots of people don't People who don’t read the article and find themselves lacking an informed or nuanced understanding o
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
AutoGPT and the like are essentially what OP was referring to. Basically “Siri, but it works and can actually do most of what you ask because the underlying language model is robust rather than a rules engine” (and friends).
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
There’s caching but only so much can be cached when small changes in the input can lead to an entirely different space of outputs. Furthermore, even with caching LLM inference can take anywhere from 1-15s using GPT4-Turbo via the API. As wa
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
How is that bible verse relevant exactly?
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
That’s not an agent based setup.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Is that an agent based setup? Seems like it’s using a few different models wired together manually.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Isn't that just drug substitution? (hope you're doing well btw)
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Certainly what it seems like. They have a model they can't release without backlash, but still want the credit and don't want to wait to receive accolades until they can figure out how to prevent abuse (which I assume is just impo
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Isn't that true of approximately every voice cloning model released lately? I've seen as few as 3-5 seconds as a matter of fact...
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Highly unlikely any non-technical folks ever learn about this, much less try to decipher what it does. Or perhaps I'm misunderstanding your comment? What do you mean exactly?
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
It is psychologically addictive as opposed to an addiction which would create a physical dependency in your system. Nicotine for instance doesn't really induce much of a "high" or "euphoria" (many report essentially
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
> You should probably not be running your own publicly-accessible ssh servers if this email is not sufficient to at least start figuring out what your next actions are. That seems like a fairly unreasonable stance.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
I believe this was in the late 90’s and in any case, they didn’t succeed at implementing the system they hyped so much - which is the real problem.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Surprisingly hard to find information about this via Google. Seems related to Demis' game company Elixir and their game Republic: The Revolution [0] for which he made some claim that it supported an infinite level of detail/polygo
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
> ML on a blockchain I would actually love it if you had a link with more info on that. Don't take this the wrong way, but my first guess would be that that basically isn't true; either it's not actually machine learning (
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Ah indeed, seems we are in agreement.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
With regard to your second point, that seems to be entirely the fault of Dell - no? If they wanted to encourage junior engineers with promotions, maybe they should, you know, promote them? Rather than inventing silly games and trapping them
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
It is _obviously_ healthy to forget about it and move on. Having said that, any anger at the guy is going to be not because he effected any one person, but because he effected so many - and because he embodied a particular attitude in the c
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
The model's weights can be sharded across multiple GPU's. A "common" training server could contain (for instance) eight "A100" GPU's, each with 40 GB (or up to 80 GB) a piece for a total of 320 GB working
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Tactile feedback presumably requires even more powered wearable equipment and will only ever be a lousy approximation of the real thing, short of some sort of brain implant technology.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Quite hyperbolic. Can be summarized as “anti-Apple, anti-VR tech ‘enthusiast’ finds a million reasons to dislike product they never wanted in the first place”.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
You probably can't even rent them from Google if you wanted to, in my experience.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Yeah I would have suggested manic episodes (as someone who also has bipolar).
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
Scaling laws basically guarantee that a sufficiently larger general model will usually beat a smaller specialist model. The misunderstanding is perhaps acceptable but the headline here is essentially restating a well known property of deep
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
My point was that while it’s not cheating, you can easily infer “what they meant”, and as such don’t need to defend it’s lack of cheating.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
I’m pretty sure it goes well beyond ADHD.
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by ShamelessC 3y ago
That is not a very compelling argument.

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