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by Version467 2y ago
I wouldn’t have any confidence in any predictions I make 100 years into the future even if we didn’t have the current AI developments. With that said, I’m pretty confident that the movie industry will exist in 10 years (maybe heavily tranfo
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by Version467 2y ago
Nothing about this idea makes any sense at all. Classic Musk moment. This is basically the same thing as websites running crypto miners in the background, just for cars. I wonder how he comes up with this stuff.
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by Version467 2y ago
Hollywood has incredible financial and political power. And even if fully AI generated movies reach the same quality (both visually and story wise) as current ones, there’s a lot of value in the shared experience of watching the same movies
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by Version467 2y ago
You can generate images through the api, but edits and variations have not made it to the dall-e 3 api.
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by Version467 2y ago
We don't actually know how big the Dataset is, right? It could be the same dataset used for Llama 2, but trained for more Epochs.
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by Version467 2y ago
Just to clarify, when you say never . Do you actually mean never (or some practical equivalent like ~100 years), or do you mean not right now, but possibly in 5-10 years? I'm just asking to try to build some intuition on what people w
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by Version467 3y ago
not your point at all, but you say almost all of the chips are Intel chips. I was under the impression that literally all of them were Intel chips. Have they started manufacturing chips for others?
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by Version467 3y ago
As far as I can tell, the only cryptocurrency that actually delivers on its name (i.e. being used as a currency) is Monero. Sure, it's all drugs and stolen credit cards, but it does undeniably solve a real world problem for its users i
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by Version467 3y ago
On the one hand, you're right, the price seems absurd. On the other hand, I've only ever heard this argument from people who don't really want such a device anyway. I don't own this phone, but I paid $500 for a Boox Note
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by Version467 3y ago
You're right, it doesn't. But most of the books claims don't depend on a specific climate sensitivity. Climate Change is just one of the chapters. It also covers air pollution, deforestation, agriculture, biodiversity loss, o
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by Version467 3y ago
It gets easier the more you do it. As you become more comfortable with the software as well as develop an intuition for what makes a good card, the effort shrinks dramatically. Not just because I'm faster at creating cards, I also crea
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by Version467 3y ago
Even if they were, writing cards yourself forces you to engage with the material in a way that's highly conducive to learning it. It makes knowledge gaps more visible and forces you to understand it if you want to have any chance break
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by Version467 3y ago
Because I perceive the cost of memorizing it to be almost zero. There's of course a need for nuance here. I do write scripts to automate stuff and I do have aliases configured for certain commands, directories, etc. I don't try to
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by Version467 3y ago
You're free to dislike the book, but I can't really follow your criticism. The book is clearly not "based on vibes". It's chock full of data to support the authors claims. Now you might argue that the data either do
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by Version467 3y ago
Not necessarily. Hypothetical example, but let's say I use some obscure tar command twice a month. That's too far apart for me to remember it, but often enough that it would annoy me to look it up every time. Chuck it into anki an
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by Version467 3y ago
So I have never actually used Anki for languages specifically, but I use it heavily for almost everything I deem important enough that I want to remember. There are two very common reasons why people lose interest/motivation after tryi
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by Version467 3y ago
There’s a new book from Hannah Ritchie called „Not the end of the world“, that argues for optimism, without denying the reality of the situation. It’s a fantastic book and I highly recommend it.
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by Version467 3y ago
Not really. They already chose to show the benchmark where it does best and even then it’s still quite a bit worse (though definitely impressive for its size). If you take a look at other benchmarks, for example MMLU@5-shot then this does 4
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by Version467 3y ago
Absolutely. We got a usb c iPhone, apple will have to allow sideloading in the very near future, there’s some repairability stuff in the works, etc. All in all, as an EU citizen I very much feel like the regulation has been a big benefit fo
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by Version467 3y ago
I actually wouldn’t be too sure about that. Some dark patterns have become so ubiquitous that a new developer might just think that that’s the way to implement certain features.
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by Version467 3y ago
Sure, but everyone knew they were doomed from the beginning, no? I imagine that many of the very thin wrapper products exist solely to make some profit while ChatGPT (and others) don’t offer that functionality out of the box, and not to evo
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by Version467 3y ago
Dumb question but I thought tauri was the lightweight alternative to electron. Did I remember that incorrectly?
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by Version467 3y ago
e/acc is short for effective accelerationism and not effective altruism. Those groups are interested in very different things.
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by Version467 3y ago
You don't have to guess. It was announced at meta connect that that is the plan.
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by Version467 3y ago
Afaik Ship of Theseus is replacing parts incrementally until eventually no part is from the original ship. This is more like taking the ship, building an exact copy of it and then throwing away the original ship. Not sure that thought exper
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by Version467 3y ago
I've never understood this. Even if we would have perfect mind-uploading capabilities, this doesn't help the billionaire who is afraid of death, right? It'd just be a copy of them. An immortal one, sure, but the original pers
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by Version467 3y ago
I can only comment on german. For general stuff, like articles, blog posts, etc. it performans really well. For local stuff, like finding restaurants, opening hours, etc. it's okay-ish, but switching to google with the bang commands is
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by Version467 3y ago
Not out of business, but if the 5x rumored compute is true than they’d need to do something phenomenally bad to end up with a model worse than gpt-4.
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by Version467 3y ago
You seem to be very sure of this. I'm curious where that confidence is coming from.
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by Version467 3y ago
I gotta be honest, I find it almost a little disrespectful that everyone started naming their shit „x is all you need“ even for very mundane stuff. Attention is all you need was a breakthrough paper. It fundamentally changed the ML landscap

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