byzantinegene

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by byzantinegene 6mo ago
it's not worth $5000 if people are not willing to pay that amount for it
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by byzantinegene 6mo ago
good article!
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by byzantinegene 6mo ago
the problem now is how much can they hike the costs without people just going back to coding by hand.
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by byzantinegene 6mo ago
too bad search is gradually made obsolete by ai
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by byzantinegene 7mo ago
even more reason to cheer for the rest of us
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by byzantinegene 8mo ago
from experience, AI is bad at TDD. they can infer tests based on written code, but are bad at writing generalised test unless a clear requirement is given, so you the engineer is doing most of the work anyway.
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by byzantinegene 8mo ago
seems like a security risk
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by byzantinegene 9mo ago
i'm sorry but that will take another $20 billion in AI capex to train our latest SOTA model so that it will cost $20k to improve the code.
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by byzantinegene 9mo ago
no, and that is widely known. the actual problem is that the margins are not sufficient at that scale to make up for the gargantuan training costs to train their SOTA model.
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by byzantinegene 9mo ago
it costs $20,000 to reinvent the wheel, that it probably trained on. If that's your definition of legit, sure
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by byzantinegene 9mo ago
Maybe true, may not be. But based on track record, i wouldn't put it past him
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by byzantinegene 9mo ago
the fall of openai can easily have a domino effect on the rest of the ai landscape
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by byzantinegene 9mo ago
good luck with that when there's gemini which does it far better
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by byzantinegene 10mo ago
if it isn't obvious already, his plan is to get other companies to train juniors so AWS can poach them when they become seniors
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
as a pork lover, I'd say the sacrifices are well worth it
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
the llm itself does not do that, the web search tool does that
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
yes a 100ms search still beats a prompt that takes several seconds to return a response everytime
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
tiktok seems to be the primary medium by which Gen Alpha obtain their news and knowledge
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
more likely to be used as a reserve to buy up the trillion dollar national debt
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
Except it's hard to imagine a world where chatgpt is heads and shoulders over the other llms in capability. Google has no problem keeping up and let's not forget that China has state-sponsored programs for AI development.
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
you could argue that for apple devices, but openAI products have none of that ecosystem
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
on the other hand, it could also you mean you are overpaid
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by byzantinegene 1y ago
another day, another ai slop
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by byzantinegene 2y ago
I'm assuming 3000 bytes refers to the uncompiled minified code
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by byzantinegene 2y ago
it's not, there's clearly astroturfing going on, there's two articles by kagi on the front page of hackernews.
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by byzantinegene 5y ago
Terrible comparison, you do know that banks are regulated and insured by the FDIC right? If a bank goes insolvent, your savings will be insured up to USD100,000, but if kava.io goes down (and trust me it will), there goes all your savings.
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by byzantinegene 5y ago
twitter is definitely not the right medium for discussion of an academic paper, Taleb was right in calling him a fucking idiot
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by byzantinegene 5y ago
Excuse me? The only concept blockchain introduced was a distributed ledger. Most of those advantages you listed were already present in distributed computing way before blockchain paper was out, it's what blockchain was based on, not w