Wheatman

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by Wheatman 2y ago
I wonder if it woudl be better to think of it as the the 10X team, rather than a single 10x developer. Im still studying CS so I'm probably way off base,but it seems far more realistic, and usefull.
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Perils and Promises of Synthetic Data in a Self-Generating World(arxiv.org)
1 points by Wheatman 2y ago|1 comments
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by Wheatman 2y ago
So going through arxiv again, and found a paper talkign about a very similar issue to the last one i posted aniut, so idecided to post it here agin. This one going into more details about accumulating data, and what they call "accumula
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by Wheatman 2y ago
This makes me wonder, what will happen to all the data centers and more importantly the GPU's inside these data centers if and when the bubble bursts. GPU are already the easiest parts to change or throw out, and i fear that they would
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by Wheatman 2y ago
Thay sounds heavily dystopian, you would need to be monitering children throughout their entire school year to get any sort of accurate data, not to mention needing to decide what "good behaviour" is specifically. Enforcing disci
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(Somewhat) Recent paper on model collapse(arxiv.org)
1 points by Wheatman 2y ago|2 comments
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by Wheatman 2y ago
Sorry, this is kind of a repost, since my last post violated some guidelines. This paper that i read a few days ago establishes the existance of a strong model collapse, and says that (feom their own words "as little as 1\% of the trai
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by Wheatman 2y ago
Man, you would the new samaung AI fridge[1]. Then there is the AI bloatware [2] in your operating system that pinky promises it wont spy one you, even as it is becoming harder and harder to turn off. [1] https://www.theverge.com&#
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by Wheatman 2y ago
True, hardware requirements tend to increase, but what says we arent reqching another plateau already, especially with the newest consoles only recently being released, not to mention how these data centers tend to run the latest GPU'S
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by Wheatman 2y ago
Doesnt google docs have a feature that shows writing history. You could ask the student to start wrkting on google docs, and whenever someone gets a false positive, they can prove they wrote it through that. And Besides 99% of people who us
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by Wheatman 2y ago
How abiut torrenting a collection of websites in one collection? You can distribute less popular websites with more used ones to avoid losing it? And Torrents are good with transfering large files in my experience.
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by Wheatman 2y ago
>GPUs are different, unless things go very poorly, these GPUs should be pretty much obsolete after 10 years. Not really much for gaming, especially here in third world cou tries, OLD or Abandoned Gpu's are basically all that is aval
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by Wheatman 2y ago
Isnt 90% of the enrgy spent moving bytes around? Why would this have such a great affect?
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by Wheatman 2y ago
Sorry, thanks for telling me.
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A (sorta) recent paper about model collapse has got me thinking(arxiv.org)
3 points by Wheatman 2y ago|3 comments
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by Wheatman 2y ago
Hi new guy here. Im the kind of deranged lunatic that reads Arxiv papers for fun, and about a week ago i landed on this paper. It says that larger models suffer from model collapse from its own data much harder, and from a lower percentage