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by armatav 3y ago
It’s definitely the interest rates in combination with incessant printing into inflation. How do you think the principal got higher, magic?
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by armatav 3y ago
This is horrible. Money printing as an idea needs to go.
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by armatav 3y ago
Do the math and tell us the income you'd need for a $1,000,000 house at prime. It's unreasonable. Pay a loan to term one of these days and you'll see why.
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by armatav 3y ago
It’s literally usury.
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by armatav 3y ago
That's super interesting, I wonder if dropout applied in a certain pattern of segregation could induce more neuron dependence, instead of less. Or do some anti-dropout where a dedicated portion of the model is used. Not sure why you&#x
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by armatav 3y ago
Is that necessarily the case for massive LLMs, or could there be a more refined grouping?
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by armatav 3y ago
And you could identify these neurons using dropout techniques and repetitively querying the model against them. Drop a set of neurons and there’s no change? Probably doesn’t contain the “sky color” concept. Drop a set of neurons and the mod
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by armatav 3y ago
In fact I bet you could update like one or two neurons for certain concepts, and then transplant those neurons to another LLM to give it some idea of it. Like a literal brain transplant but for concepts.
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by armatav 3y ago
I wonder if you could perform inference, highlight the weights that were most used during that inference, grab the hottest 20%, freeze the rest of the model, and perform backpropagation solely on those to allow for more of this sort of rapi
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by armatav 3y ago
Because it’s way easier to tangle stuff than untangle it - typically it just gets bad enough and someone goes “okay rewrite”
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by armatav 3y ago
That’s quite young, what a shame - Vim is amazing.
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by armatav 3y ago
During the times in which they are illegal, there's a certain beauty to the rebellion of a person fed up enough with their unconscious misalignment that they break the rules and heal themselves. (as long as they don't get punished
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by armatav 3y ago
Actually, there's some literature on it being used to cure schizophrenia, autism, depression, mania, etc. If you abuse it, or mix it with something else, you can hurt yourself for sure.
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by armatav 3y ago
LSD used correctly is an insanely effective way to combat addiction
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by armatav 3y ago
excellent
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by armatav 3y ago
Are these models aligned?
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by armatav 3y ago
Of course it will - it will make everyone equally as useless at the subject
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by armatav 3y ago
I mean plant based meat replacement meals, the fuck?
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by armatav 3y ago
This is true - everything along the lines of plant based food has an underlying capital cost transformation driving it, not a cultural or environmental basis. That’s why they need to convince/mandate people to eat it; it tastes worse a
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by armatav 3y ago
“Venture scale” scales with the percentage VC makes up of its LPs portfolios, and scales with the amount of money in circulation.
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by armatav 3y ago
Maybe you get rogue waves in it too
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by armatav 3y ago
I hate to break it to you, but the poverty line in the Bay Area is not my definition.
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by armatav 3y ago
$110k is the poverty line here. You cannot live here if you’re middle class. End of story.
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by armatav 3y ago
Read. “I suppose, that’s probably what you need to have a middle-class lifestyle up there too” The point I’m making is that the median middle class income, $70k/year, doesn’t work - which is in agreement with him - pay attention.
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by armatav 3y ago
It makes it higher than the median wage he mentioned…
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by armatav 3y ago
$6k+ per month in Mountain View minimum to not live in a shack.
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by armatav 3y ago
It’s up to the individual. If they want to limit test their HPTA, they can do that.
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by armatav 3y ago
Holy awful
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by armatav 3y ago
Hm, still don’t see the 32k context in the Playground
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by armatav 3y ago
I wonder how they train that image filter at the bottom thinking emoji

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