changoplatanero

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by changoplatanero 8mo ago
My experience working at Apple was that private information does not leave the device. All our training data came from contractors who were hired to perform data collection and not from the general public.
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by changoplatanero 8mo ago
They got him for illegal BASE jumping and now they are going to get him for lying to the police about it too.
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by changoplatanero 9mo ago
You're right that its only in rare circumstances that it is attractive to the other side and in fact OpenAI has yet to announce any such deal.
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by changoplatanero 9mo ago
People are way misinterpreting OpenAI’s intentions here. The idea is that OpenAI could propose to enter into joint ventures with industry partners where each side gets a share of the rewards generated by the joint activity. This is would on
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by changoplatanero 11mo ago
In California, apparently acupuncture is required to be covered. I’d be happy to give up my acupuncture coverage for a lower premium. https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/payer/states-essential-bene...
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by changoplatanero 11mo ago
Anyone can make a long context window. The key is if your model can make effective use of it or not.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
You got the right idea there. They wouldn't actually show up in your Fidelity account but there would be a different website where you can log in and see your shares. You wouldn't be able to sell them or transfer them anywhere unl
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Gaudi wanted it to be a monument to Christ but it ended up as a monument to Gaudi.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
I wish so badly that teenage me could have had access to LLMs. That was the time of my life when I had the biggest appetite to learn new things. Books were great but they only go so far.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
I heard from someone high up in the administration that it’s really hard for some of the political appointments it’s been hard for them to find qualified people, who are willing to take the job, and who haven’t publicly criticized trump. Fo
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
"doing everything they could" is quite the high standard. Personally, I would only hold them to the standard of making a reasonable effort.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
I wish there was information about who at Facebook received this information and “used” it. I suspect it was mixed in with 9 million other sources of information and no human at Facebook was even aware it was there.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
The article doesn't say clearly if it was a decision made by someone at meta or if it's just be default meta used all the information sent to it by app developers for advertising. I feel like each of those two scenarios would lead
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
I wish the article explained more about what Flo's culpability in this whole thing was. Pretty clearly they violated meta's terms of not sending health info. Was meta's problem that they didn't do enough to screen the da
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Did it follow the sun around the world or did it circle around its launch location for three days?
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
> Can you imagine this for anything else? You mean, like, cars?
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Both are true. One spent $400 in compute and the other one spent a lot more.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Why would the cia want to crash the market?
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
I think group messages would still be considered personal. It would only be messages you send to a business or in a group with a business that wouldn't be personal.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
> I don't think there's ever been a double-bird-strike incident, though There was this very famous double bird strike https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_Airways_Flight_1549
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
I believe orientation still matters but you’re right that position doesn’t.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Yes its a problem for the grid and the power companies don't allow large clusters to oscillate their power like this. The solution that AI have to do during their training big runs is to fill in the idle time on the GPUs with dummy ope
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Good news is that in this scenario it’s simulated suffering and not “real” suffering.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Building their own models gives them more leverage for negotiating favorable terms with openai. The key to a good negotiation is having a strong BATNA, best alternative to a negotiated agreement.
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Hmm I saw a different analysis recently indicating that there was a large reduction in fast food jobs in California after the raise to $20/hr. Which one is right?
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Something I'm curious to know: How does the efficiency of this new process compare to using regular solar panels to generate electricity and then using that electrical energy to synthesize the same chemicals?
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
And pollution down here on earth is way higher priority than light pollution in long exposure photographs of the stars
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by changoplatanero 1y ago
Not sure what city you live in but in the big cities I’ve lived in it was always easy to get the level down to 500ppm by opening windows.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
That was a voluntary pledge the company made to the users, right? It wasn't a legally binding commitment that there would never ever be any data sharing.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
What I heard was that it was that the poor fellow tried to shoot himself but didn't get a direct hit. Because there was some time passed between the shooting and the death, they didn't find the gun and the body in the same place t

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