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by andai 3mo ago
Their niche is that you get the quality of a Chinese model for the price of an American model. (Quoting myself from 2 days ago.)
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by andai 3mo ago
Who tested it on DeepSWE? Edit: Oh it's in the other link https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/ge...
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by andai 3mo ago
So the main issue here is that corporate language is dehumanizing? Well, "human resources" might have been a hint, I suppose! I have to agree. It is dehumanizing. But, it's unfortunate, because the language of business is the
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by andai 3mo ago
Several of the WordPress sites I've worked on were CPU bottlenecked, so I'm not sure if this would have helped. (We had one that took 10+ seconds to build the page... I joked that we were running a static site generator on each HT
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by andai 3mo ago
> Briefly stated, the [Slop] Amnesia effect is as follows. You [ask the slopservant about] some subject you know well. In Murray's case, physics. In mine, show business. You read the [slop] and see the [slopservant] has absolutely n
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by andai 3mo ago
>Some schools have to choose between having no teacher or having Bloomy. Right. I remember in high school, when I learned about Anki, being amazed by it. I remember thinking, well, we could replace most of the time I'm spending here
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by andai 3mo ago
>Look back, what I clearly and badly needed was contact with an adult who could teach me things. That didn't happen, and in fact happened very little in my later school years as well. Was it the schools' fault? They simply didn
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by andai 3mo ago
What's your take on Anki?
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by andai 3mo ago
>As a side note, the EU also collects photo and fingerprints from visitors now. Does this also apply if you arrive by dinghy?
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by andai 3mo ago
Yeah it's a trick question, the human error rate for it was about 30% (higher depending on the country). The thing there though is that, if a human were given time to think about it, they'd probably go "hang on a minute"
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by andai 3mo ago
"But it's not really doing arithmetic," he mumbled to himself, as he punched the numbers into his Busicom LE-120A.
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by andai 3mo ago
>but these aren't autonomous intelligences Well, the labs are in a weird bind. They need to keep increasing autonomy so the agents can do increasingly complex, long-horizon tasks. But at the same time, they're closely guarding
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by andai 3mo ago
>Everybody’s already using the term, and it might seem a little late in the day to be arguing about it. But we’re at the beginning of a new technological era—and the easiest way to mismanage a technology is to misunderstand it. I've
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by andai 3mo ago
That's what I meant. How can you claim to be independent if you aren't even running your own network?
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by andai 4mo ago
Is that Microsoft Sam? :) (Also, I know it's besides the point but this might be the most painful way to connect to Wifi physically possible. "Make normal everyday tasks slow, tedious and painful" is a bit of an odd choice fo
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by andai 4mo ago
Nah, then you're still dependent on Tor. The most independent way is to publish your blog on your own p2p network ;)
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by andai 4mo ago
>semantic search I'm doing fundraising for my tf-idf startup. It's named after a very big number!
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by andai 4mo ago
Nice. I just have sudo useradd agent sudo su agent So it can blow up its own files, but not mine. It was also doing some kind of headless Chrome stuff in there. I don't know how that works, but it was taking screenshots iirc.
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by andai 4mo ago
Their niche is that you get the quality of a Chinese model for the price of an American model.
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by andai 4mo ago
This seems to rest on the assumption that war is some sort of bottom-up emergent phenomenon? If they're looking for high impact, shouldn't they be targeting leadership?
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by andai 4mo ago
My favorite thing was how for half the stuff I Googled, the top result would be a StackOverflow reply telling me to Google it.
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by andai 4mo ago
I relate to this. I once bought a beautiful notebook at an airport. Ten years later still haven't written a single thing in it. Meanwhile I'm most productive with disgusting tear-off scrap pads, made of recycled paper (or like, co
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by andai 4mo ago
Results seem mostly noise to me. One eval per model, in a large problem space (i.e. a problem which requires many attempts to solve well).
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by andai 4mo ago
Yeah Whataboutism is typically used to diminish the severity of the original issue being responded to. I'm not sure if that's exactly the right word here, i.e. in my example earlier I'm obviously not defending lakes of toxic
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by andai 4mo ago
Your logic implies that intellectually impaired people also don't experience pain or pleasure. I do imagine they experience a lesser degree of psychological suffering, of the kind created by mental processes, if some of those processes
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by andai 4mo ago
Did you see those videos where factory workers are kicking piglets and things like that? Apparently those jobs attract a very certain type of individual. Good thing you're totally sure they don't have consciousness though. The alt
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by andai 4mo ago
>The Welfare Footprint Framework (WFF) is a method developed to quantify animal welfare by systematically measuring animals’ affective experiences—specifically, the intensity and duration of their negative (painful) and positive (pleasur
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by andai 4mo ago
Yeah my logic was, we're doing so many refactors that it doesn't make sense for me to start memorizing how things work until things settle down a little. The argument in favour of "read each delta" (aside from catching t
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by andai 4mo ago
What's the last part referring to? Isn't all Linux agent free by definition? Or do you mean, compared to windows? I am running agents on my ten year old ThinkPad T460. I gave them their own user account, to limit blast radius, but
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by andai 4mo ago
> Sometimes apps would work fine until they opened a modal that was just a bit too tall, and you had to pray that Enter or Escape did something reasonable. Do you mean that the titlebar would be off screen so you couldn't move/

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