changoplatanero

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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Can’t they freely trade with every other country on earth?
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
One theory I heard is that Dario was always interested in RL whereas Ilya was interested in other stuff until more recently. So Anthropic could have had an earlier start on some of this latest RL stuff.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
I haven't worked at facebook for a number of years but I'm imagining what they trained on here was public instagram images and not the random text that people write on facebook. The text in facebook posts is likely to be low value
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
It just solved this one for me "Can you solve this cipher? droboscxylecsxoccvsuocryglecsxocc"
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
it will roll out to everyone over the next few hours
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Hmm, are you sure it was using the o1 model and not gpt4o? I've been using the o1 model and it does consistently well at solving rotation ciphers.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
We already have a giant 380 mile barrier sticking out in the ocean that can catch washed up trash. It's called Florida!
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
My idea is that they could auction off the right to be the default search engine separately in each state. So google could still win most of the auctions but if some other smaller provider wanted a chance they could concentrate their whole
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
> Open source likely attracts better talent and researchers I work at OpenAI and used to work at meta. Almost every person from meta that I know has asked me for a referral to OpenAI. I don’t know anyone who left OpenAI to go to meta.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
I think you can rent it out as an event space if you wanted to have your wedding there!
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
well this particular site has survived 98 years. I wonder if it ever got flooded and then restored or if it went the whole time without flood damage
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
its not more compact either, right?
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Most protein language models are not able to understand human-language descriptions of proteins. Mostly they just predict the next amino acid in a sequence and sometimes they can understand certain structured metadata tags.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
The way you would use a protein language model is different from how you would use a regular LLM like chatgpt. Normally, you aren't looking for one correct answer to your query but rather you would like thousands of ideas to try out in
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
teachers unions don't have a monopoly on learning. they have a monopoly on the government provided childcare market
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Isn't it also possible to scam people in in person meetings by pretending to be someone you aren't? The new thing with deepfakes is that you can pretend to be someone that the victim knows.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
The gps thing is even more amazing that what he said in the article because it turns out that the receiver doesn’t need an accurate clock of its own for it to work
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Why does every piece of marketing material need to match the racial distribution of the overall country?
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
Is it right to say that currently the cost of the hardware is being partly subsidized by the profits Apple makes from the software? If some of the profit from the software gets taken away will we see the price of the hardware rise?
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
With algorithmic improvements and new hardware, achieving comparable performance to 10^26 flops may not be so absurd anymore.
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
I’m worried that regulations like these will create a lock in effect that benefits existing leading AI companies and makes it impossible for new entrants
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
I think your intuition is off here. The number of sequences to enumerate is much greater than the number of atoms in the universe. You need a smart way to enumerate these and that's what the LLM is for. The statistical parrot is not a
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by changoplatanero 2y ago
I remember bring your parents to work day that's mentioned in the article there. That was a great event! If I recall correctly some parents even traveled all the way from India to attend and some parents sincerely mentioned that it was
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by changoplatanero 3y ago
> We explore the potential of self-training models on their own outputs, akin to how humans learn and build on their previous thoughts and actions. I feel like humans for the most part don't just blindly update their beliefs based
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by changoplatanero 3y ago
I bet it’s much harder to detect the gamma ray burst if you don’t know what direction to look since only one of the gravitational wave detectors was running
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by changoplatanero 3y ago
I don't get how it makes me worse off if someone else voluntarily consents to give up their privacy?
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by changoplatanero 3y ago
Gaudí dedicated his life to making a monument to Jesus and after he died it’s become a famous monument to Gaudí
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by changoplatanero 3y ago
The second one seems a lot more narrow and more legitimate
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by changoplatanero 3y ago
I'm definitely in favor of breaking up the dockworkers/longshormans unions. I don't see why we should let a small group of people hold the whole economy hostage just to enrich themselves.
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by changoplatanero 3y ago
Its more likely that one or two wackos claimed losses of 23 quintillion dollars and the claims from all the sane people only add up to a rounding error on that amount

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