amelius

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871.
by amelius 4mo ago
Maybe not prior art but very much "not novel".
872.
by amelius 4mo ago
Isn't it the same thing? Stuff you fully control is stuff you own fully. Stuff you don't fully control is stuff you don't own fully. Stuff you fully own is stuff you fully control. Stuff you don't fully own is stuff you
873.
by amelius 4mo ago
You mean more predictable, not more reliable.
874.
by amelius 4mo ago
What if you make the trap move at relativistic speed?
875.
by amelius 4mo ago
Who started it?
876.
by amelius 4mo ago
Yeah but these computers don't have sota performance by maybe more than a factor of 10. So an unfair comparison.
877.
by amelius 4mo ago
Who says Google isn't doing its own designs mostly?
878.
by amelius 4mo ago
Combine this with AI, and you only have to ramble a bit on your keyboard to get the collected works of Shakespeare.
879.
by amelius 4mo ago
Bonus points if you manage to record the Facebook tracking pixel.
880.
by amelius 4mo ago
We probably should call LLMs "Alchemy" at least until the big AI companies remove the disclaimer that "AI can make mistakes".
881.
by amelius 4mo ago
How many Mbps?
882.
by amelius 4mo ago
But can it bypass the magic performed by the SSD controller? In particular, can it be certain that a flush is really a flush?
883.
by amelius 4mo ago
A much greater achievement than training frontier models, or building any kind of software stack, if you ask me. Yet everybody seems to think the moat is with the AI companies or nvidia.
884.
by amelius 4mo ago
Well in some cases paying with a credit card is the only option.
885.
by amelius 4mo ago
On the one hand snapping to the nearest English word is useful. On the other hand it will prevent our language from evolving.
886.
by amelius 4mo ago
What I found was that I had to dissolve vit D under the tongue, not immediately swallow it.
887.
by amelius 4mo ago
The problem as I see it is that you pay your credit card bill only once a month which gives you no bearing on your effective balance. This is mostly a problem for lower and middle income people who live from paycheck to paycheck.
888.
by amelius 4mo ago
Did you grow up in Europe?
889.
by amelius 4mo ago
Do you think the provided examples are representative of its performance, or do you think they were cherry picked?
890.
by amelius 4mo ago
Yes, a Personal computer as opposed to Apple's computer.
891.
by amelius 4mo ago
I never hear anyone talk about big-O notation anymore ... Nowadays it's all about optimizing the same old algorithms but on a GPU.
892.
by amelius 4mo ago
However: work is more fun if you care about it.
893.
by amelius 4mo ago
Does this answer the question of why we see hyperoperations until exponentiation in physics, but not higher?
894.
by amelius 4mo ago
The problem with absolute pitch is that a choir without accompaniment will often drift a semitone or so over the duration of a song. Then if there are people with absolute pitch in the audience this can be cringy.
895.
by amelius 4mo ago
Is that linear composition or affine?
896.
by amelius 4mo ago
Probably the same reason why you can't wear an airbag suit in commercial airplanes.
897.
by amelius 4mo ago
Huh, I was under the impression that Apple protected us against all this through the app store review process.
898.
by amelius 4mo ago
Yeah but it might be because you are part of a minority. Once/if this is built into the OS, the app builders will have a strong incentive to do things differently.
899.
by amelius 4mo ago
I don't think the comparison to humans works. It is as if you expect that we can easily train many different LLMs to solve the originality problem, but that is far from guaranteed.
900.
by amelius 4mo ago
Brain wasn't designed for watching TV series too.

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