basch

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331.
by basch 2y ago
at some threshold understanding becomes memorization which becomes the ability to recite it. it's not two different things, its points on a spectrum.
332.
by basch 2y ago
Agreed. So not EVERY LLM is automatically copying in principle, but most of the current implementations probably retain TOO MUCH of the original sources to NOT be copies.
333.
by basch 2y ago
We can look and check. (The 70s throw it off a bit.) These are all 11 or 31 year periods. 1995-2005 $2.10 1965-1995 $4.84 1935-1965 $2.30 1985-2015 $2.20 1980-1990 $1.59 1970-1980 $2.12 1960-1970 $1.31
334.
by basch 2y ago
"I think the unambiguous answer to this question is that the act of training is viewing and analysis, not copying. There is no particular copy of the work (or any copyrightable elements) stored in the model. While some models are capab
335.
by basch 2y ago
this downplays how interesting it is to teach computers to speak (and parse) english (and chinese and every language, and be able to translate between all) vs teaching humans to speak computer. speaking computer is precise. speaking human
336.
by basch 2y ago
Inflation doubles every 30 years right? So 250k in 1999, is almost 500k in 2029. 500k shouldnt seem outlandish, if 250k wasnt. (I believe 1999-2025 is ~92% so 250=480.)
337.
by basch 2y ago
and here I am ready to have a Ninja iTransformer on my counter than converts leaves and grass and sunlight into every delicacy in the world, at my fingertips. As for saving the planet, are we still pretending that reduce/reuse is an op
338.
by basch 2y ago
Not anymore :(
339.
by basch 2y ago
Whole page is gone now?
340.
by basch 2y ago
I didn’t say anything remotely like that, pretty much the opposite actually.
341.
by basch 2y ago
im not saying they are putting too much in. im saying natural water is already fluorinated in many places and doesnt need supplementation. so to treat fluorinful water as unnatural is disingenuous.
342.
by basch 2y ago
but youre taking chemicals out right? and lots of water has natural flouride? there is definitely an argument for an optimal amount of minerals in water being non zero (not only because having it that clean would be practically expensive) b
343.
by basch 2y ago
But the actors re-recorded their dialog in English in the studio. Why wouldn’t you video record their mouths? In fact, the old punch the mouth out and pop the new one in behind the whole can be surprisingly effective sometimes. I would t
344.
by basch 2y ago
Is it worth treating anything with a ~ as a home folder and thus a unique blog?
345.
by basch 2y ago
It’s more a bellwether or symptom of a flaw where the context becomes poisoned and continually regurgitates the same thought over and over.
346.
by basch 2y ago
I’d say give it time. NotebooksLM probably gets rereleased with a new name. Simultaneous iOS release, giant press storm. Not attempting to do so is a mistake. But yes, absolutely need new leadership. Nest/Pixel/etc are such a w
347.
by basch 2y ago
Chatbots are the beginning not the end. As it commoditizes, and chat becomes a feature of every interface, what will matter is who has the best overall design or suite of interfaces. Things like NotebookLM and whiteboards will be infinitel
348.
by basch 2y ago
I had a Yamaha that had a dtsx firmware addition upgrade after it shipped. Not sure if it wasnt ready at product ship, or some way to avoid licensing fees, but I dont know how they would track who upgraded as it wasnt network enabled. Senn
349.
by basch 2y ago
Maybe a new codec? New streaming app support? New wireless protocol? CEC bugfix?
350.
by basch 2y ago
Blow the fuse after its confirmed working. Or always allow a one version rollback. Im not a fan of firmware lockdowns but I understand other people may value security over moddability.
351.
by basch 2y ago
Isnt that just because agave is 80% fructose to 20% glucose, instead of the 55/45 split of hfcs.
352.
by basch 2y ago
I have protein bars with it in it. It’s used for sweetness, stickiness, and also because it doesn’t cause a cooling sensation in the mouth.
353.
by basch 2y ago
It also has the same calories (or more) than sugar. It’s not used to make low calorie food.
354.
by basch 2y ago
It’s getting lumped in the wrong category here. SimplyProtein Crispy Bars have it (Costco) if anyone wants to look in their cupboard at a nutrition label. It falls into total carbohydrates but not Total sugar, despite being a sugar alcohol
355.
by basch 2y ago
Table sugar is half fructose. From a metabolism standpoint hfcs and table sugar are basically the same thing, except the former has water in it. Sucrose is broken into fructose and glucose by an enzyme in the small intestine. Honey and agav
356.
by basch 2y ago
Bluey is flawed and often in the wrong, that is kind of the point of her character.
357.
by basch 2y ago
Tumble Leaf. Slumberkins.
358.
by basch 2y ago
Cricket took out Sleepytime as my favorite.
359.
by basch 2y ago
was that a filter over the final render, or was it updating the assets, textures, polygons, and lighting behind the scenes?
360.
by basch 2y ago
It would be an interesting feedback loop to capture a screenshot of a game (sm64), determine the green texture is grass, update the texture realtime, take another screenshot, and iterate, having the game flesh itself out realtime as it’s be

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