candiodari

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by candiodari 2y ago
Well, my point is that "scale the model" is equivalent to upping inference costs.
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by candiodari 2y ago
Being pushed/forced to implement top-down efforts, forced to comply with management's directives instead of being empowered to build things bottom-up https://sifted.eu/articles/deepmind-talent https:/&#
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by candiodari 2y ago
A) This is short-sighted. What you're suggesting is in fact a way to optimize short-term gain over long-term viability. It's pure MBA tactics. Additionally, it's complete and total oversimplification. If you look at Google&#x
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by candiodari 2y ago
If that were truly the reason there are protests there wouldn't be any support in Europe, when in reality the movements there are far bigger than in the US. I mean, sorry, but the black flags and open hostility towards Jews shows what
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by candiodari 2y ago
... and trillions in trade to China. US could cut trade ties with China. This seems to apply to many conflicts, e.g. Sudan. The US could intervene. Now you might say "US tried something similar and that was not exactly a good experienc
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by candiodari 2y ago
At this point every choice is going to have serious negative consequences. All choices are mistakes, including, perhaps especially, doing nothing. The question is which is the least bad mistake? Everything from attacking Putin directly, to
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by candiodari 2y ago
I wonder if that's a positive or negative. How does it affect hallucinations?
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by candiodari 2y ago
But the cool thing about money is that that spreadsheet really does show the preferences of customers: more business if prices go down, even just a little, no matter the cost in customer service. It's management responding to the custo
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by candiodari 2y ago
And what if the "unavailable options" are unavailable, because of the unavailability of ahem medication options. In other words, if a shelter is availabe, but they get kicked out for drug use? Same with agression, animals, unacc
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by candiodari 2y ago
Because of the layout of the electron orbitals.
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by candiodari 2y ago
1) obviously, when the people doing the inferencing are different from the ones doing training, training cost does not matter to inference. 2) Almost, Chinchilla concerns itself with minimizing cost(training) + cost(inference). The expectat
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by candiodari 2y ago
Social sciences is not value-free. In reality the most important indicator of "at-risk" is previous involvement with social services and mental health professionals. Usually because these experiences tend to be so bad that the kid
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by candiodari 2y ago
Well, I've talked to two important Chinese officials (important enough to be in the "Hall of the People", but nobody you would know), and both were of this opinion. The CCP tolerates ZERO mistakes from it's officials. Me
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by candiodari 2y ago
Why would you need to? Obviously generalizing over pictures of humans and pictures of porn will enable CSAM generation ... Plus a LOT of things have been declared illegal pornographic material in various places: all porn (China), drawn CSAM
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by candiodari 3y ago
They won't, for the same reason the USSR didn't. The people making these chinese goods are part of the government. They're also part of a government that will literally kill them if they're not the best at everything, an
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by candiodari 3y ago
Generously you could say they're reacting to the "real danger". The danger to them personally is that someone else does better at a currently fancy project and appears more capable than them to others.
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by candiodari 3y ago
Why isn't stuff like microsoft office included in here?
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Nintendo's online servers for Wii U and 3DS shut down today(en-americas-support.nintendo.com)
85 points by candiodari 3y ago|31 comments
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by candiodari 3y ago
Likewise, islam was never meant as a religion. It was always a state, for the vast majority of it's adherents, and power and law came first and second, with religion a very distant concern. The center point of islam was always the stat
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by candiodari 3y ago
I don't mean the journalist. I mean the first of 2 people getting interviewed.
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by candiodari 3y ago
You know, actual "intelligent beings" are also next-token-predictors that are caged in a mechanism that forces them to give certain outputs ...
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by candiodari 3y ago
I can't seem to find anyone actually usefully trying this. Do you know of any data?
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by candiodari 3y ago
Not true. There's plenty of easy ways to update the weights if you want to do that. You could for example DPO based on another LLM's evalution of how a conversation is going, or you could use whether the conversation keeps going.
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by candiodari 3y ago
Funny how they don't mention the solution: to have AIs actively participate in the real world. I mean, it's hardly what people here want to see happen, but that will solve it.
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by candiodari 3y ago
Everyone's always comparing LLM and trasnformers to the human mind. Hence this is a valid comparison, as the human mind definitely is a control system. And it has the active robot limitation.
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by candiodari 3y ago
I was looking for cases where countries get convicted, and I found a lot in the ECHR. I couldn't find cases of GPDR enforcement against state institutions in the EU.
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by candiodari 3y ago
Ever thought about ... let's say you were God. You wanted to design intelligence, to control insects, animal bodies and eventually humans. What would it need to do? Well, you'll quickly find that bodies require constant control to
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by candiodari 3y ago
Kind of true, in the worst possible way. The ECHR for example regularly imposes limits on what states can do. Tiny issue when it comes to the EU: their judgements aren't enforced against states, and states just flat out refuse to enfor
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by candiodari 3y ago
Because babies come from adults (adults in the biological sense). That means if the number of adults decreases, the number of babies decreases with them. Then that smaller group of babies become adults ... and have yet again less babies.
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by candiodari 3y ago
Have you not yet notice that essentially all EU regulations have blanket exceptions for anything done by states. EU states, including the EU itself, have blanket exceptions to the GPDR, for example. For example, they get to pass around priv

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