amelius

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541.
by amelius 3mo ago
Bad times for the two-space copying garbage collectors.
542.
by amelius 3mo ago
I think the most important direction will be: you spawn hundreds of agents at the same time, and let them work in a breadth-first search style. So you will not necessarily get your answers much faster, but they will be much more thoroughly
543.
by amelius 3mo ago
> as soon as someone makes the killer app that only makes sense when the model is running locally on your phone. I expect this to be around the time when we're finally ready to travel to Mars.
544.
by amelius 3mo ago
Not sure. You can fix the transistors but leave the connections between them open for flexibility, so you only need to change the manufacturing process for the upper masks for every new model.
545.
by amelius 3mo ago
According to those graphs, Grok 4.5 appears to be the most cost-effective model.
546.
by amelius 3mo ago
According to dead internet theory, these might just as well be bots.
547.
by amelius 3mo ago
Some of these ex-Googlers apparently are starting a new company. Any news around that? Curious what they're up to ...
548.
by amelius 3mo ago
Wouldn't most of the triangles be small, and thus computable using a smaller number of bits because coordinates can be made relative to one corner?
549.
by amelius 3mo ago
Sounds like a bikeshedding project of some QC researcher.
550.
by amelius 3mo ago
Putting a seed into the ground then waiting a long time and hoping (praying?) that something will come out that you will like is a lot like ... training deep learning models. The latter will pay more of course :)
551.
by amelius 3mo ago
It's more of an exploration technique. Like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_gardening which is also based on randomness.
552.
by amelius 3mo ago
Why doesn't the EU force these banks to support all platforms including web? I mean, if they can force Microsoft to support other browsers than IE6, then why can't they force banks?
553.
by amelius 3mo ago
What happens if you put all your browser tabs in two dimensions? Answer: you get a mess. That's why browsers weren't built like that, and also why I think this will not work. But happy to be proven wrong of course.
554.
by amelius 3mo ago
Because I don't like baby sitting an AI. Just tell me what it is capable of; not what it is capable of when I invest a lot of work into it myself. The whole point of an AI is that it does the work for me.
555.
by amelius 3mo ago
I prefer no samples over cherry picked samples, though.
556.
by amelius 3mo ago
The entire problem is that you're looking at it from an economic perspective. From within that framework your reasoning might make sense, but that doesn't mean that with a different starting point it is still valid. > A + B No,
557.
by amelius 3mo ago
This thread already discussed that point. See the discussion if you're interested in why it is false.
558.
by amelius 3mo ago
> we need to take LLMs seriously as sovereign projects that are as critical to the democratic experiment as a free press. Yes but this also holds for the internet and social media, and I see little action taken there.
559.
by amelius 3mo ago
That's a fallacy like the broken window fallacy. In no way is the consumer helped here, in the end. To make things worse, the consumer is nudged into buying more stuff and thus contributing to global overconsumption.
560.
by amelius 3mo ago
> It is hard to imagine a world without ads - many sites and services would disappear. Don't you see the problem with that statement? Ads are profitable, and we are paying for them, indirectly, through buying products and services.
561.
by amelius 3mo ago
Nobody wants ads (*) but somehow they are never banned. Makes you wonder, are we living in a democracy or not? (*) shown at inconvenient moments and tracking the user; yellow pages were fine
562.
by amelius 3mo ago
A formula like e^(i*pi)+1=0 is probably closer. But it's not clear if LLMs will produce abstractions that humans would find elegant.
563.
Jet Fuel Made from Tropical Fruit Gets $3B Backing(financialpost.com)
2 points by amelius 3mo ago|0 comments
564.
by amelius 3mo ago
Maybe those modern tools could be used to clean up the audio and video?
565.
by amelius 3mo ago
Apparently there are transcriptions.
566.
by amelius 3mo ago
True until LLMs become smarter than humans. At that point, you __want__ the AI generated image because it signals that AI was used.
567.
by amelius 3mo ago
I'm curious if they used LLMs to do the tedious work of porting the (de/en)coders to different architectures, and how useful they are here.
568.
by amelius 3mo ago
They say engineering but it's more a soft science.
569.
by amelius 3mo ago
This is a different class of lawyers, though.
570.
by amelius 3mo ago
> every object, class, and method — is an Automerge document Sounds an awful lot like the Google Wave experiment but on steroids. And we know how it ended.

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