Tenoke

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by Tenoke 2y ago
In all fairness, most things did move to the cloud.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
He posted it when this list was getting viral and acknowledged it without saying it's not the real one. I read it as a tacit confirmation at the time.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
Carmack has more or less confirmed it. https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/1622673143469858816
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by Tenoke 2y ago
There's a lot of things posted on HN that I dont need to and end up not paying attention to. I respect you, but these comments of how you dont need to pay attention to this topic are at best unproductive.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
>"Learn to feel the AGI" The last tweet is clearly addressing them in OpenAI internal meme-speak given The Culture, 'Feel the AGI', internal emoji etc. references.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
Same here, especially since they put scaffolding for construction work on our building.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
This is such an odd take for me. If the test works and insurance makes the test mandatory (which seems pretty unlikely, what other comparable tests are mandatory?) then more people will get an early diagnosis, and less people will die! The
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by Tenoke 2y ago
There is no such consensus.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
Given that he went radio silent since the voting out Altman fiasco exactly 6 months ago, it's clearly due to that.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
Ilya cares about AI Safety and AGI. Meta's whole positioning is to dismiss it. No way he goes there.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
I can't even join the waitlist from Europe while 4o is fully available here.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
>what is the remaining benefit of being a paid user if this is rolled out to free users? It says so right in the post >We are making GPT-4o available in the free tier, and to Plus users with up to 5x higher message limits The limits a
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by Tenoke 2y ago
Junior developers at minimum. Team Leads, no. LLMs are already really good at code, they'll obviously get better and better.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
>If anything, this release makes me excited for the quality of smaller models going forward. While there's going to be more that can be milked out of them, we are already clearly fairly deep in the diminishing returns portion on sma
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by Tenoke 2y ago
You can use gpt4 which is at ~the same level freely in the EU, and you can use claude via other services.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
Is training not possible? I did some stuff years ago where I create and train small NNs in the browser and I'm curious if that type of thing would work better today with a small custom transformer.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
I said it's not as simple but there are ways - e.g. you can generate more of your best quality of data, you can try to model the direction of quality or an objective, you can have minor human input at some points to judge which directi
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by Tenoke 2y ago
How can AlphaGo advance capabilities by using the output of a model of the same level? It's not as simple in this domain but there are ways.
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by Tenoke 2y ago
The reward in Hollywood and most professional fields is about who makes the best/most cost efficient product no matter what. If the same was true for chess or go then players would be using computer assistance in every top level game.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
Yes, I come from a commie block in Bulgaria and was rather taken aback when I moved to London as a fresh adult and the houses I lived in there had so many more issues, such worse insulation etc.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
Ive grown up in a block like that in Bulgaria, and currently live in a similar but worse and smaller block in Berlin. They are great and pretty cost-efficent. I'm glad there's a movement to renovate them.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
To be fair that's partially the case because the base models are worse at NSFW while decent at other stuff. If you look at actual images generated then NSFW is common but hardly the majority of images.
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Many-Shot Jailbreaking(anthropic.com)
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by Tenoke 3y ago
It still seems pretty disingenuous to say it doesn't exist even today just because we do the same thing with better tech today - very likely what their hypothetical company would've ended up doing, same as Netflix or Twitter embra
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by Tenoke 3y ago
Yeah, I don't understand what he even means. >a way to order fast food on your cellphone. >[...]So it was not going to happen. It still doesn't exist, 19 years later. How does this not exist?? If there was a further problem
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by Tenoke 3y ago
I made a Manifold market[0] on the amount of ram a 5090 will have, and while pretty much nobody has participated, I just checked and the market is amusingly at the 32GB you've also quoted. Just like you, I hope it will be more but I fe
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by Tenoke 3y ago
Depends on the tourists - there's a lot of tourists that fit in the scene very easily, there's some that don't. It's not a requirement but if you already listen to the artists that are going to be playing you are in the
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by Tenoke 3y ago
They aren't super 'lefty' but "Aryan" is completely unfair. Berghain cares a lot about diversity, and non-straight and non-white people have a sligtly higher chance of getting in (never any guarantees for non-regula
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by Tenoke 3y ago
I moved in Berlin in 2016, which isn't too long ago but the prices were much cheaper (for some places that means sub-10 vs over 20 euros now, for Berghain it means half the price back then), and even then locals were the minority. Fore
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by Tenoke 3y ago
>towards Leipzig. This has been a meme forever, and while Leipzig has its own decent scene for its size, it is not remotely close to rivaling Berlin. Pick a decent sample of either established or up and coming DJs and compare how often t

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