al2o3cr

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by al2o3cr 2y ago
I think you've got "discussion" and "marketing" confused, but that's not a surprise given how many spam submissions you send.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
The demo under "Orders" shows the assistant asking the user for their email to find orders. What's to stop a malicious user from putting in somebody else's email?
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Software is also becoming more complex and expensive to build. lolwut The only way somebody could write this in 2024 is if they weren't around in 2004, or 1994. In future posts, I’ll talk about what we are doing at Dry.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
100% vibes-based guess: there could be more training data that includes part of the quoted material and cites it to "Poe" without IDing the specific work, versus full citations.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
come with a review about how they feel I think you've got some misconceptions about what LLMs can do. You can ask one "write me a review for this movie in the style of Roger Ebert", but there's no critical eval
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
If the passive funds are using "the world’s simplest quantitative strategy" and active managers like Green are so smart, surely they should be able to out-trade those funds, right? Maybe active funds would get more business if the
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
"Sure he ran a money-laundering crypto exchange for a decade+, but he helped out an open-source project once!"
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
To be specific about the RPS problem, model the player and computer as two functions of [all the previous plays] that return the next play. A round is run by using each function to calculate a play based on all previous plays, then comparin
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
The article starts off with a motivating example of effects getting "bigger" when composed but I don't see where it does anything to contain / control that expansion (other than "proto" which does full inferenc
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
The only axiom is that smoothness exists, and in general increases with the number of observers lolwut Some specific comments: The "v" described is "the amount an observer actually knows about the system", appa
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
I, for one, look forward to a strong trend of innovation in billionaire-crushing machines. er, "luxury submersibles", I mean :P
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
And now, ChatGPT does all that in seconds I've seen ChatGPT generate a five-line Elixir function that had three hallucinated stdlib functions, several hallucinated options to the ones that existed, and several MORE hallucinat
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
using an AI to go through all the files and do the math for me. The only way you could rely on the the result would be to manually check each invoice, given all of these tools tendency to hallucinate. Might as well just manually c
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
I see no reason why this approach shouldn’t work perfectly in the coming years. "I climbed the stairs two at a time today. I see no reason that I shouldn't be able to do the whole flight in one step in the coming years.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Concentration is the deciding factor - for instance, some folks use 3% hydrogen peroxide as a disinfectant mouthwash. Trying that with 95% hydrogen peroxide would work exactly ONCE, and "disinfect" the user entirely from reality.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
How is this different from searching with "git log -G" or "git log -S"? https://git-scm.com/docs/git-log#Documentation/git-log.txt--...
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Also check out your local parking garage, where on a typical day you'll find over 9000mph of single-car speed!
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Everybody knows that Real Programmers™ rely on the incredible raw performance of plain Typescript, not fancy libraries /s
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
"Artists, please be my exit liquidity, these bags are heavy!"
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
AI proponents working hard at getting their machines to pass the Turing test - by defining intelligence down.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
TBH, I don't see how paying for ANOTHER place to put documentation solves the "documentation is in too many places" problem.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
If somebody's looking to Starbucks for "serious coffee" the problem isn't society, it's between their keyboard and chair.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
I hear they're going to use this for the next generation of game consoles from Soulja Boy. Watch him crank that meta-crank!
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
From the billiard-ball-smooth brains that brought us "wiping your buttcrack is gay", here's 2024's version "showering daily is woke" :P
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
novel sparse compute approaches Unless "novel" is now a synonym for "not yet invented", this is jumping the gun with LLM-generated bullshit. This isn't "starting from an idea", this is starting f
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
MAH BOI
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
I'm tired of ANY-quality AI content; if I go to a company's website and it's full of SEO chum I'm closing the tab and never going back.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
LOL at: It will have all the code it needs to run and nothing more. followed almost immediately by: There are plenty of multimedia frameworks that can be used to create any video game or multimedia application. Surely
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
3+ years including including obtaining the trademark itself "Famous", eh? Must've been quite the ride over less than 4 years. I have strong claims for Federal Trademark Dilution and a federal lawsuit for t
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
millions of rows per device. After my where conditions I know I can have around 100000 devices That's going to be a fairly heavy bit of data; my wild-guess estimate is around 1TB for 100k devices with 1M rows each of 12 b

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