changoplatanero

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by changoplatanero 2y ago
You can do that but the amount of incremental data will be negligible compared to the rest of the data. Think of the knowledge cutoff more like a soft value.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
10^17g is about 20,000 times heavier than the great pyramid of giza. Funny to imagine something as massive as a pyramid pass through your body and not noticing it.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
I'd like their to be a single payer for my healthcare but I'd like that single payer to be me and not the government and not an insurance company. Just like I am the single payer for all my food and my housing why can't we ha
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
By the time these academic studies get published they are usually already several months out of date. o3-mini was released yesterday and if one wants to know about the limitations of current technology they are much better to check twitter
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
The idea I heard was to make liquid nitrogen during the day when solar power is abundant and then run the chips at greater efficiency at night using your stored liquid nitrogen.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
If you use chatgpt somehow saves you from making one trip to the doctor in your car it can offset the entire year worth of chatgpt usage in terms of co2 impact.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
It's not going to stay common ground for very long if anyone can just set up camp there and claim it for themselves.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Visiting Gettysburg was one of the few times in my life where I’ve done a tour with a private guide. It was way better than I expected. The guide actually drove me and my family in my car and gave us a great experience.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
sometimes having a higher quality product makes the marketing easier
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Where is the difference in trust level between google and openai coming from?
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Yes it is. In RLHF and DPO you are optimizing the model output for human preferences. In the reinforcement fine tuning that was announced today you are optimizing the hidden chain of thought to arrive at a correct answer, as judged by a pre
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Note that this reinforcement finetuning is something different than regular RLHF/DPO post training
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Why does the TSA building itself need so much security? Are they expecting it to be the target of an attack?
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Neat idea but chances are the length of the seed is equal to the length of the original file.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
It's illegal to destroy evidence of a crime but it's not illegal to avoid creating evidence in the first place especially if you genuinely believe that you're not doing anything wrong. Generally speaking, companies are not ob
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
This one makes sense to me cause the price (interest) is related to the risk or repayment. The way the universities do it is they want to find out how much money is in your parents bank account and then take as much of it as possible.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
still seems weird to me. is there any other product for 18-22 year olds where the price changes depending on their parents wealth?
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Why is the price you have to pay for something dependent on how much money your parents make? Feels so unfair
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Currently, talented engineers flock to google to contribute their skills to making the best web browser. My concern for a publicly owned utility is that the top talent won't want to work there.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
What’s the difference between a ghost job and opportunistic hiring? I’ve never seen any team I work for put out a job posting with no intention of hiring and I’ve certainly never participated in interviewing a candidate where there is no in
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
> You can't actually prove the assertion that being in office makes the difference here at all That was the point that they were trying to make. You can't prove such a thing with data one way or another, i.e. it's not poss
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
> For instance, find a group of teams that work on a similar function, have some of the teams RTO, and have some WFH, and see if there is any tangible difference in the results and what they are. I'm not sure I buy this. In my mind
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
How would you even gather data to support this? You can't a/b test company culture.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
i guess the main question is will selling access to LLMs be like grocery stores where the margins are tiny or will it end up being like lawyers and doctors where they maintain high margins
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Did they pay the ransom or not?
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Yeah…why would they need to bother with secretly arranging for their gpus to go to China given that there is excess demand in the free world.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
The first one. The one by Shackleton himself.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
I don’t see what’s unfair about it if every employment agreement is voluntarily entered into.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
when i asked the shoe salesman which pair of shoes has the best cost per mile they looked at me like i was insane lol
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
I would also suggest capping the amount that people can bet per week or month to prevent too many weak human minds from ruining their lives and worse than that ruining the lives of their wives and kids.

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