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by comeonbro 2y ago
"Nobody goes there nowadays, it's too crowded"
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by comeonbro 2y ago
If I understand you correctly, what you're claiming is: University 1 gets $100. $10 of it goes to admin, $90 to researcher. Researcher spends $60 on supplies and equipment. This is accounted for as 10% administrative overhead. Unive
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by comeonbro 2y ago
It's not a technical challenge in this case, it's a technical tradeoff. You could train an LLM with single characters as the atomic unit and it would be able to count the 'r's in 'strawberry' no problem. The
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Imagine if I asked you how many '⊚'s are in 'Ⰹ⧏⏃'? (the answer is 3, because there is 1 ⊚ in Ⰹ and 2 ⊚s in ⏃) Much harder question than if I asked you how many '⟕'s are in 'Ⓕ⟕⥒⟲⾵⟕⟕⢼' (the answer is 3,
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Gary Marcus has made himself the most prominent proponent of "deep learning is a parlor trick and cannot create real AI" (note: deep learning , not just LLMs), which he has been saying almost unmodified from before LLMs even exis
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by comeonbro 2y ago
> I've tested all of ours on each of the main models Could you list them? I've noticed even quite techy people seem to be critically behind on what has happened in the last few months.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Kind of, Deep Research is o3, which is what I meant by "(in an unusual and less directly-usable-for-that form)" Of course "o3 hasn't even really been released yet" only strengthens the point.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
1. o1 was only released to the public 2 months ago. o3 was only released to the public (in an unusual and less directly-usable-for-that form) 2 weeks ago. The subset of people who might do that and are paying sufficient attention to this a
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Models tested: o1, 4o (August 2024 version), 3.5 Sonnet (June 2024 version) Notably missing: o3 Consult this graph and extrapolate: https://i.imgur.com/EOKhZpL.png
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by comeonbro 2y ago
This article is about things which aren't limitations anymore! You are applauding it as pushback for pushback's sake, but it's an article about limitations in biplane construction, published after we'd already landed on
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by comeonbro 2y ago
> Chatbot Software Begins to Face Fundamental Limitations > Recent results show that large language models struggle with compositional tasks, suggesting a hard limit to their abilities. Your first question with anything like this shou
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Wow. I thought I remembered something like that but I thought it sounded too extreme and wouldn't be easily supportable, so I left it out of my other comment. So this test: 1) was designed to statistically select for members of favored
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by comeonbro 2y ago
You are conflating multiple different instances of current FAA employees providing outside racial identity groups with both hard and soft answer keys, the buzzword filter was just the first stage. Later and probably most egregiously, there
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by comeonbro 2y ago
I'm sure this is multifactorial and the other factors are probably as or more important, but especially if you are familiar with the very egregious specifics of the FAA diversity hiring scandal ( https://www.tracingwoodgrains
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by comeonbro 2y ago
You already know. https://generalstrikeus.com/aboutus > What are your demands? > Our broad list of demands includes, but is not limited to: Climate action. Universal healthcare. Racial justice. Reproductive rights. LG
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Insane cope. Emily Bender and Gary Marcus still trying to push "stochastic parrot", the day after o1 causes what was one of the last remaining credible LLM reasoning skeptics (Chollet) to admit defeat.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
AI will account for 99% of global energy consumption. Solve for equilibrium.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
https://i.imgur.com/mON5wZX.png
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by comeonbro 2y ago
o1 can already do your job. Have you tried it?
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by comeonbro 2y ago
> Nobody thinks GPT4-o1 or Sonnet 3.5 is going to change the world. I do. AI progress could magically hit a brick wall right now and never advance any further, and o1 would still change the world more drastically than you can imagine.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Canadian "all-purpose" flour has a higher gluten content than American "all-purpose" flour. It's closer to American "bread flour". That's aside from whatever harder-to-measure taste differences it mi
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by comeonbro 2y ago
No, the Supreme Court wants laws to have to be made by Congress rather than the unelected bureaucracy.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Havel's Greengrocer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Power_of_the_Powerless#Hav...
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Don't even bring that movie into this discussion, it's a historical atrocity.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Only option is "SignUp Or Login with Google": no.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Yeah, I was surprised by that for the top recommendation on every "beginners linux" search. The front page is a soup of meaningless babble. The installation guide is in programmers documentation style and split over 15 pages.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
Sorry that's definitely not it. In an un-emphesized other tab, there is a raw link to an ISO with no instructions.
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by comeonbro 2y ago
What is the best opinionated, minimal, happy-path-only, official-feeling landing page for Linux? A quick search right now didn't bring up anything I could endorse to a normie.
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by comeonbro 3y ago
In a thread full of people with weird preconceptions talking past each-other, this is the most perfectly wrong statement anyone has made. The people you're talking about would strangle this entire country to death (and have) before a
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by comeonbro 3y ago
I don't know if it's fair to call a bridge a stroad

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