ayakang31415

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by ayakang31415 3y ago
> Human intelligence itself is shaped by our interaction with outputs. Our learning and understanding of the world are profoundly influenced by the language, behaviors, and cultural artifacts we observe. I always thought that language de
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I sometimes think about a possible app idea that manages your monthly subscription payments (like Apple Pay but only deals with monthly subscription fees) which allows all the payments to set the same deadline all at once. Not only that, my
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Korea already has laws that are similar to the bill S-210, and it is extremely frustrating when I am visiting there. Every website that I want to use without any tracking is blocked by the South Korean government, thus I have to use VPN to
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Suppose everything settles and they have the board properly in place. I know such board has fiduciary responsibility to make sure the organization is headed in the right direction based on its goals and missions. For private company, the mi
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
"I doubt we will see OAI as one of the megacorps like Facebook or Uber. They lost the trust." How is this the case?
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
If OpenAI effectively disintegrates, Microsoft seems to be the beneficiary of this chaos as Microsoft is essentially acquiring OpenAI at almost zero cost. You have IP rights to OpenAI's work, and you will have almost all the brains fro
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
But you will have people who built the models and systems. It will take time, but replication will be done eventually and weights will be obtained through training easily.
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Isn't Microsoft essentially acquiring OpenAI at almost zero cost? You have IP rights to OpenAI's work, and you will have almost all the brains from OpenAI, and there is no regulatory scrutiny like Activision acquisition.
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
How does this separation help scientists at OpenAI if there is no money to fund the research? At the end of the day, you need funding to conduct research and I do not see if there is going to be any investors willing to put large sums of mo
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
OpenAI was non-profit to begin with. Their shenanigans to tip-toeing the line between charity and commercialization were, as it seems, doomed to fail.
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
To deal with such case, we already have existing laws to deal with it. My qualms with AI regulation is "why do we need separate AI safety agencies and laws?"
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I still don't have any sense of urgency to create and to regulate AI safety protocols. AI that we call is just software with tuned parameters. You input data into it, and it does some computation on chips, and it spits out data. That i
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Well I agree with you. I should rephrase my first comment from "you must" to "in my opinion you should."
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I briefly checked the axioms, and if I recall correctly, Velleman's book does not delve into ZF in detail, but it is a beginner friendly book to give enough exposure to quantitative logic and set theory to feel comfortable working on p
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Sorry, what is ZF?
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
This is a great book, but you must first be familiar with proof-focused mathematics (logic and set theory). If you are not, I first suggest you study a book called "How to Prove It: A Structured Approach" by Daniel J. Velleman bef
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I never programmed in Rust, but I had enough experience in C programming to know that segmentation faults are annoying to debug. I heard Rust prevents memory management problems at compilation level, so it forces you to create safer program
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I think you read my comment too far into something I do not implicate....
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
It is surprising to me that my comment is perceived as whataboutism and as if I am rooting for Meta (I do not see any such implication here). Far from it, as I do not like Meta and its product (I don't even have Facebook or Instagram a
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
First of all, they need to define what "harmful" is as quantifiable variable(s). Then the states in this case must prove that the contents from Meta are harmful in this context. Lastly, they need to prove there exists a statistica
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
You can use whatever you want as long as you are happy with it. People will use other services if they are going to be happy with it. But are YouTube users going to be happy with alternatives that many people mention? Content creators will
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Would it be okay if the app is not asking for payment? It seems like it is the same thing as embedding video on website
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I always feel like I am a prisoner of sunk cost fallacy
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I have been working on my DNN model using TensorFlow even though ML is not my main research. But it is a substantial part of my research, so I have to figure things out on my own, and I have done so over the past 3 years. However, I spend s
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
oh way better. But I am not very confident that dezoning will get rid of homelessness.
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I don't disagree with your points when it comes to housing quality in terms of the price. I am simply concerned about the effectiveness of housing price reduction by de-zoning and loosening regulation. There seems to be no data point t
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
I don't believe it is either right or wrong to have zones. I believe there are both pros and cons of zoning to prevent high population density. From the first google search, I found the article about it ( https://sustainabler
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Hong Kong and South Korea disagrees with you
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by ayakang31415 3y ago
Yeah unfortunately everything we tried to achieve that failed AFAIK. But I honestly believe that zoning should be implemented accordingly.

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