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811.
by basch 4y ago
Isn't this just state funded campaigning? They know the law wont go anywhere, but it's a win for commercial time. Really has nothing to do with speech at all, and everything to do with appearing anti woke. Posturing.
812.
by basch 4y ago
I am by no means dismissing the power. They are created very chaotically, however. Spaghetti thrown at a wall. They are brute force approximations. They are wasteful. If LLaMa 13B is as powerful as previous 65B models, that's a sig
813.
by basch 4y ago
isnt png lossless? what compression artifact is being introduced?
814.
by basch 4y ago
My favorite article, which I post any time I have an excuse to, mentions Eliza. https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/entries/78691781-c9b7... Eliza Excerpt. The key to why this happened lies in an odd exper
815.
by basch 4y ago
Has any photo or art ever been found to have been illegal due to pirated photoshop?
816.
by basch 4y ago
“Brute forcing a really inefficient approximation/estimator” is a good way to summarize it. It’s like having an overfit equation to a sample of data points, instead of the simpler actual line they fall near. They end up being black box
817.
by basch 4y ago
Physical screen damage plagues non certified screens. Between that and dead pixels and the other issues outlined in this article, I see one of them on almost every screen that doesn’t have some kind of technology subtitle promising a super
818.
by basch 4y ago
There will be a middle ground where the technology augments professional tools. If you can pull open an audio editor, start with 20 tracks and have the ai pull things I like from other songs AND modify each track to match as elements get ad
819.
by basch 4y ago
We agree. I should have been more precise in my words. I meant there is no huge lead in the product itself.
820.
by basch 4y ago
How much better it is, is not a measure of time. It may be a hugely improved product, and it may also be replicated in a few years. They also are not making many of them yet. Let's see it scale. (which maybe it will, but they dont d
821.
by basch 4y ago
Maybe the few that can afford to. Wealthy nation ≠ wealthy people.
822.
by basch 4y ago
Wrecked to me would be ICE car companies declaring bankruptcy and being sold off for parts.
823.
by basch 4y ago
Did Slack beat Teams? Xerox or Apple?
824.
by basch 4y ago
Lightly dented? Like I said, their lead means almost nothing. I don’t know what being loved really has to do with production. It won’t take long for a bunch of companies to have equally loved products, and in 30 years, Tesla’s “lead” will
825.
by basch 4y ago
Wrecked them how? It’s 22Q4 sales numbers are a quarter of GM. They currently rank in 9th place in production. It’s taken them a decade to get a dealer network built. Their repairs timeline sound just as horrifying as their competitors.
826.
by basch 4y ago
You hear this all the time. There is no such thing as a huge lead in automaking. It’s an incredibly clonable product, and each company has huge teams taking apart each others products. It’s also not really the product that matters. It’s
827.
by basch 4y ago
Ideal soil and water locations may move. Running out at current farms is different from running out on earth.
828.
by basch 4y ago
It seems short sighted? Sure soil is abundant and water plentiful at the moment. Isn't part of the allure of perfecting indoor farming to be resilient to a future world hostile to agriculture. I would think of any big discoveries or
829.
by basch 4y ago
> You wouldn't say GPT to mean large language models or autoregressive language models. In the analogy, that’s exactly what you are saying. Identical to Toyota and BMW meaning “the make of the car.” Maybe reimplementation is a mor
830.
by basch 4y ago
Isn't that consistent with, and the same as, my original comment? ChatGPT:GPT3::ChatLLaMa:LLaMa::Chatbot-through-RLHF:LLM aka ChatGPT is a known chatbot implementation, and GPT3 and LLaMa are known LLMs.
831.
by basch 4y ago
In formal analogies, : is pronounced "is to" and :: is pronounced "as". The purpose here is to use the relationship from a known, to describe the relationship between a partial known. ChatGPT is to GPT3 as ChatLLaMa is t
832.
by basch 4y ago
The question is, where does this "human-ness" lie? In the initial neural network, the training data, or the supervised reinforcement? In theory, a significantly smaller neural network that outputs at nearly as good a quality, sho
833.
by basch 4y ago
It is an analogy. ChatGPT:GPT3::ChatLLaMa:LLaMa
834.
by basch 4y ago
>a mandatory re-auth which, if the persons password is saved in their browser, would pass through to the website, granting a re-auth.
835.
by basch 4y ago
are you filling it to the top with water right away?
836.
by basch 4y ago
> maintaining their Section 230 protection There’s no such thing as maintaining protection. It’s not something you “lose.”
837.
by basch 4y ago
There is a common subscription mostly overlooked. Your local library. What most of the press subscription services make the mistake of is trying to simplify the billing process to the individual. Ripe opportunity for someone to come along
838.
by basch 4y ago
I’m sure there’s a million more specific changes to the chemistry of coffee by blooming, but the basics are: Regular coffee you bloom so channels don’t form for all the water to run down. With the Aeropress, the coffee foams and could foam
839.
by basch 4y ago
It also depends what the page is. Google Maps was a justified SPA. But when I am looking at a normalish looking web page and can’t open hyperlinks in new tabs cuz they aren’t actually hyperlinks, or the back button doesn’t back, you’ve bro
840.
by basch 4y ago
saved in the browser

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