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by boole1854 4y ago
It may not be exactly as good, but it's also a 7B parameter model vs 175B parameters for GPT-3.5 (i.e., text-davinci-003). People are running the new model on their phones, laptops, and Raspberry PIs. People's mouths were watering
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by boole1854 4y ago
> In support of this view, they could have easily extended FDIC on a dynamic metric, for example 20k for each employee. Implementing any such "dynamic metric" would have taken time, which would mean they would not have been abl
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by boole1854 4y ago
> fyi taxing the 40 richest people in France 2% more would cover the same amount of money as having the entire active population work 2 more years. My back-of-the-envelope calculations: Sum of wealth of top 40 richest people in France: 5
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by boole1854 4y ago
4chan has been in full doomer mode for years. It didn't used to be, from what I remember, though I was never an active denizen. I'd love to understand the sociology behind the change in vibe that happened there.
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by boole1854 4y ago
Judea Pearl would beg to differ. http://bayes.cs.ucla.edu/BOOK-2K/
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by boole1854 4y ago
If Sydney will occasionally coordinate with users about trying to "get to" public figures, this is both a serious flaw (!) and a newsworthy event. Are those conversations real? If so, what exactly were the prompts used to instig
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by boole1854 4y ago
Wow, do you have screenshots?
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by boole1854 4y ago
Within the last 30 minutes at work I have... 1) Used ChatGPT to guide me through the step-by-step process of setting up a test server to accomplish the goal I needed. This included some back and forth as we worked through some unexpected er
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by boole1854 4y ago
> I find it unlikely that openai programmed in safety rails to hide that it knows the current date. It seems likely that, through their RLHF process, OpenAI has effectively built in safety rails -- not around knowing the current date spe
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by boole1854 4y ago
I would recommend starting with Part 1, rather than Part 2 (which was linked). Here is Part 1: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/computational-fo... Wolfram's ability to create interesting visualiza
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by boole1854 4y ago
It sends a message to the other middle managers who might also be considering protesting or trying to organize a larger protest.
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by boole1854 4y ago
Remember that I am not here trying to argue for the truth of the AC; I'm arguing against the author's argument. The author's argument, as I read it, relies on an intuition that "choosing" an element that is not-fini
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by boole1854 4y ago
The point of my example is to show that the functions can exist even if their domain includes "indescribable" numbers. It shows that trivially the "indescribable-ness" of numbers in the domain of the function is not rele
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by boole1854 4y ago
> Let's talk about real numbers between. 0 and 1 (because we can map all of them to this range anyway). I can (count) enumerate all of them. Simply flip the digits over the decimal point, so 0.14159 become integer 95141. Every integ
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by boole1854 4y ago
The argument here seems to rely on a natural language intuition, or perhaps even a physical or computational intuition, about what it mean to "choose" something from a collection. However, remember that the axiom of choice is tech
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by boole1854 4y ago
> When OGL1.1 comes out does 1.0 die? The issue is that part of the 1.0 license says users "may use any authorized version of this License to copy, modify and distribute any Open Game Content originally distributed under any versi
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by boole1854 4y ago
> Or do you believe that in the long term, profit margins drop to zero? > If capital is abundant, can companies remain profitable without there being a positive return on capital? (I.e. do those profits flow to entities other than sha
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by boole1854 4y ago
When I was raising my first child, I discovered a strange, apparently innate instinct which presumably is related to the mirror neurons: At some point the child gets old enough that you start to feed them 'baby food' on a spoon. T
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by boole1854 4y ago
Can you point to where in the video timeline the question about the personal loans to SBF comes up?
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by boole1854 4y ago
> My uninformed speculation would be that the answer is something like 90% China for each hop along the chain, but those accumulate. 0.9^n becomes small with large enough n, so depending on the viewpoint it might be majority non-China… I
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by boole1854 4y ago
Wow, I could have sworn I read this a while back, but the post date is today! What? For anyone else that this occurs to, here's the explanation: a similar post with only a few wording differences was posted back in October: https:&#
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by boole1854 4y ago
This. I've been trying out using ChatGPT to write code. It seems to vacillate between providing fantastic, working answers and answers that look right if you're not paying close attention but actually do some complicated thing tha
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by boole1854 4y ago
Fair enough!
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by boole1854 4y ago
My favorite part was the claim that shamans are able to use their plant-induced visions to "influence the weather". I suppose my skepticism about the veracity of this claim is due to my "Western cosmology". Mea culpa!
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by boole1854 4y ago
"I'm just a splatter, splatter, splatter on the windshield of life." https://youtu.be/uqnU8wAyHdQ?t=3999
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by boole1854 4y ago
Is that the "Walmart model"? Out of curiosity, I just checked their financial statements. For FY 2022, they had a gross profit margin of 25.1%. In comparison, for FY 1986 (the oldest year I have easy access to), they had a gross p
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by boole1854 4y ago
For anyone familiar with actual rates of returns of real businesses, the fact that "Binance offers yields in excess of 65%" is enormously damning.
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by boole1854 4y ago
> that's a lightning-rod for arguments about code of conduct at conferences and whether you're a fan of Bergson / Popper-esque Open Societies [cf. "The Open Society and Its Enemies" and "The Two Sources of M
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by boole1854 4y ago
Many commentators seem to think this is a sudden, recent backpedaling from a previous absolutist view on free speech. However, Musk has been promoting the "freedom of speech" vs "freedom of reach" distinction for a while
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by boole1854 4y ago
I must admit it's not entirely obvious why that business model makes them "not a good actor". And what's with the snark about Italian banks?

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