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by bawana 1y ago
so i guess that's a good argument for replacing employees with a bespoke LLM for your business-they will never leave after they're trained. and they never ask for a raise. and they dont need benefits or carry other human risks.
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by bawana 1y ago
At what point does LLM output become more expensive than search? For example, the author made protocollie. Could the LLM gather all similar apps that are already written to solve the prompt that birthed it,, and then simply provide THOSE ap
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by bawana 1y ago
Well i asked chatGPT IF i could run kimik2 on a 5800x 3d with 64 gigs of ram with a 3090 and it said: Yes, you absolutely can run Kimi-K2-Instruct on a PC with: :white_check_mark: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D :white_check_mark: GPU: NVIDIA RTX
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by bawana 1y ago
I wonder if they can use the same cooling tower for their nuclear plant and their data center? Colocating fission reactors and datacenters might be a way to get some use out of all those empty malls resulting from amazonification.
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by bawana 1y ago
But LLMs will not move to another company after you train them. OTOH, interns can replace mid level engineers as they learn the ropes in case their boss departs.
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by bawana 1y ago
LOL! Another example of AI slop
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by bawana 1y ago
No different than investment banks in the US loaning money to ukraine so they can get patriot missiles. This generates two income streams for the US ( interest payments on the debt and money to RTX for the missiles). Trump gets a cut on bo
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by bawana 1y ago
The bottom line is that scaling requires money and the only way to get that in the private sector is to lure those with money with the temptation they can multiply their wealth. Things could have been different in a world before financial e
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by bawana 1y ago
This is a politically correct farewell letter. Obviously something we little people who need jobs have to resort to so the next HR manager doesn't think we are a risk to stock valuation. For a deeper understanding, read Empire of AI by
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by bawana 1y ago
AI Will change much tho, even if is like an autistic child. In espionage for example, it is often necessary to spend hours walking around to determine if you are being surveilled . You have to remember countless faces, body shapes, outfits,
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by bawana 1y ago
Alexandra Ocasio Cortez triggers a violation? https://github.com/BlueFalconHD/apple_generative_model_safet...
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by bawana 1y ago
ERs cannot turn people away. Waiting times will get longer. Hospitals owned by private equity will get a surprise bite to their bottom line. University hospitals will send their bills to the state.
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by bawana 1y ago
In the novel ‘the three body problem’ , aliens send an ai to corrupt the scientific method so humanity will remain conquerable by the time they arrive. Today our own creation , LLMs and other AI agents, is accomplishing this. I can hardly b
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by bawana 1y ago
By his logic, he would replace most humans w machines and ai. Can you see a world of ‘bezos,musks,trumps’ types protected and provided with their machines while they despoil the flora and fauna of the earth. Economies of scale fail when sca
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by bawana 1y ago
Perhaps I misunderstood but it calculates the FDE of query and looks for a similar FDE in the dataset of the model. Doesnt this require calculating all the equivalent sized FDEs in the model?
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by bawana 1y ago
Wait till the ads are interspersed into chatGPT output (and Gemini and Claude too). I'll need an local LLM to filter out the ads from the LLM I'm using in the cloud.
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by bawana 1y ago
Interestingly, from a statistical mechanical viewpoint , entropy decreases as space expands.
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by bawana 1y ago
Thank you for the hint. I guess I need a claude API token. From the images it seems he is opening it from his default directory. I sees the 'base env' so it is unclear if any other packages were installed beyond the default linux.
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by bawana 1y ago
I suspect that economies of scale are different for software and hardware. With hardware, iteration results in optimization of the supply chain, volume discount as the marginal cost is so much less than the fixed cost, and lower prices in t
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by bawana 1y ago
how do i install this thing?
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by bawana 1y ago
Is AI's relationship to knowledge the same as an index fund is to equities? Does the fact that larger and larger groups of people use AI result in more homogeneous and 'blindered' thinking?
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by bawana 1y ago
the statistical mechanical definition of entropy relies on the number of possible arrangements of particles in a system. In a closed system entropy approaches an equilibrium which has been sensationally described as the 'heat death of
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by bawana 1y ago
Doesnt this new law inhibit rapid turnover tho? Since it takes 5 years to get the full deduction of an employee’s salary, there is an incentive to keep the employee around. OTOH, the souless bean counters who want quarterly (if not shorter)
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by bawana 1y ago
Deferring depreciation and deductions decreases their value as inflation happens. So it is a double whammy-not only is your profit reduced this year (and the impact that has on your stock price or return to your private equity investors) bu
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by bawana 1y ago
I am a physician. I am useful because i can remove kidney stones and relieve the awful pain people find themselves in. My value however continues to decline as the monopolistic practices of insurers and hospital systems (who are now startin
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by bawana 1y ago
Further away galaxies are receding faster. Light from further away galaxies is older. Does it therefore not follow that the expansion of the universe is slowing down?
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by bawana 1y ago
When are we going to get AI CEOs as a service?
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by bawana 1y ago
When are going to get AI CEOs as a service?
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by bawana 1y ago
I once heard that a roomful of monkeys with typewriters given infinite time could type out the works of shakespeare. I dont think that's true any more than the random illumiination of pixels on a screen could eventually generate a pict
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by bawana 1y ago
One of the properties of electrons is spin. The stern-gerlach expt demonstrated spin on a macrosopic scale. Does spin play a role in the change of conductivity? In other words, does an externally applied magnetic field change the temperatur

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