Slyfox33

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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Won't someone think of the 3.5 trillion dollar company??
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
What? LLMs are definitely not used to play go even close to this level.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Won't someone PLEASE think about microsoft???
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
"Discriminating based on minority status is illegal" Are you actually suggesting that there isn't discrimination in hiring? If its not a company policy then you wont be able to prove that you were discriminated against. I don
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
"Occasional hallucination" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Riiiight
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Samsung should be broken up. Don't they make up 20% of the entire economy of south korea?
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
You actually think managing memory manually using new and delete is easier than dealing with occasional problems with leaking memory using shared_ptr? That seems pretty ridiculous to me.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Is this a bot comment?
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
How did you determine that chat gpt "solves 1B tasks per month"?
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Apple, the trillion dollar company, doesn't need you to defend their shit business practices for them.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Because search engines give you results you can look through. LLMs just make up garbage and pretend its true.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
The hardware is trash and the company is run by NFT grifters. It's a scam.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
"Full deregulation" is how you get companies putting sawdust in your bread to save an extra penny. Completely ridiculous.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
They absolutely do. Check out this video https://youtu.be/tNmgmwEtoWE
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Benchmarks being difficult to create has no connection to something being agi.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Global mutable state is still terrible design unless actually necessary. Any function at all in your entire program can change the state of the thing which makes it very difficult to debug and reason about.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
No? You've been able to do that here for a decade.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
That's YOUR definition of intelligence anyway. LLMs fundamentally aren't intelligent because they cannot solve novel problems. It's literally just a complex auto complete that interpolates data from problems already solved by
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Chatgpt can't reason about anything.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Yep, very skeptical of any claims of "increased productivity" over a regular screen.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
It's crazy how many people are willing to just give control of their devices over to LLMs. Especially when they consistently get things wrong all the time. Like what the fuck?
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
yes
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
No one has even come closer to ensuring quality and avoiding fake information given by LLMs. No one even knows if its possible to do.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Why does everyone here seem to think its entirely on device? They literally mention in the article "To run more complex requests that require more processing power, Private Cloud Compute extends the privacy and security of Apple device
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
No it's not. "To run more complex requests that require more processing power, Private Cloud Compute extends the privacy and security of Apple devices into the cloud to unlock even more intelligence. With Private Cloud Compute, Ap
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
But apples implementation also sends stuff to remote servers. "To run more complex requests that require more processing power, Private Cloud Compute extends the privacy and security of Apple devices into the cloud to unlock even more
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Huh...? Black holes have mass.
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Why would it mean that? Couldn't it just mean google is more productive?
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by Slyfox33 2y ago
Why...?

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