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by cs702 2y ago
The authors claim to have found that as LLMs become larger and more instructable, they: * become less reliable in tasks of low difficulty, * become more prone to giving sensible-sounding but wrong answers than smaller, less instructable mod
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by cs702 2y ago
The thing is probably running on decades-old code that makes common security practices (like storing only salted hashes of passwords) hard. I wouldn't be surprised if there's code in there written in old-style mainframe COBOL or e
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The media has a probability problem (2017)(fivethirtyeight.com)
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by cs702 2y ago
Before commenting here, please take 15 minutes to read through the chain-of-thought examples -- decoding a cypher-text, coding to solve a problem, solving a math problem, solving a crossword puzzle, answering a complex question in English,
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by cs702 2y ago
> Our primary GTM is with robotics companies, and we have not met a single robotics company not using Jetson, I'm not exaggerating. Huh. That's a really good sign. I'm rooting for you!
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My understanding is that, so far, most deployments of AI on edge devices are on mass-market mobile and entertainment devices relying on software and hardware tightly controlled by a handful of mega-corporations, such as Apple (iOS), Google
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Watching the video demo was key for me. I highly recommend everyone else here watches it.[a] From a software development standpoint, usability looks great , requiring only one import, import deepsilicon as ds and then, later on, a s
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by cs702 2y ago
This is the cost of cleaning the Pacific Ocean's great garbage patch[a] with System 03[b], a cleaning process designed, deployed and operated by the OP's organization for removing garbage from the ocean and recycling much of it (e
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by cs702 2y ago
How are the creators going to prevent gaming? I ask because every system I've ever come across for discussing and ranking content without human moderation is always, sooner or later, gamed.
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Link to paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adg0344 Abstract: > Biodiversity loss is accelerating, yet we know little about how these ecosystem disruptions affect human well-being. Ecologists hav
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by cs702 2y ago
Warning: disturbing content. I'm not sure it belongs on HN, but I'm also reluctant to flag it, because it is well-written and interesting. Thankfully, the number of online accounts involved appears to be minuscule (assuming the au
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by cs702 2y ago
Both political parties should be in favor of making federal and state governments more efficient. Any effort that succeeds in making them more efficient would be welcome by pretty much everyone. We all want good things to happen fast! See
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Elon Musk's Proposal for a Government Efficiency Commission(wsj.com)
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The abstract does a great job of summarizing the OP's findings: > I show that the decline in interest rates and corporate tax rates over the past three decades accounts for the majority of the period’s exceptional stock market perfo
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by cs702 2y ago
The OP makes a compelling case that Intel's foundry operations have fallen so far behind that they are no longer economically viable on their own, in the face of current market forces, i.e., Intel's foundry business may not be abl
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Concern over housing costs hits record high across rich nations(ft.com)
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by cs702 2y ago
Thanks. That's still a pretty high hurdle, and it justifies only the current valuation. To justify a greater future valuation (say, 5x the current valuation, or "above" $0.5T), even faster growth would be required. That&#
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by cs702 2y ago
> sales would need to grow at 350% for 3 years I assume you mean 350% per year over 3 years. That works out to sales growing (1+3.5)^3 = 91-fold over three years. Sure, it could happen. What's more, if OpenAI achieves AGI, growt
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by cs702 2y ago
"Above $100B" is > 30x annualized revenues reportedly in excess of $3B. The company is still unprofitable, reportedly burning around $1B every month. The risk for investors is vertigo-inducing high. The potential payoff is vert
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Sprawling AI Fake Nudes Crisis Hits South Korea(wsj.com)
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RealPage accused of using algorithms that drove rents higher(ft.com)
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Russian lawmakers hit back at arrest of Telegram chief Pavel Durov in France(ft.com)
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This is probably the best answer. Thank you for suggesting it!
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The German Navy ship blasting the Darth Vader theme on the Thames was in London for training and a supply stop. A German Navy spokesperson said the choice of music had "no deeper message." The ship's commander personally chos
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by cs702 2y ago
The OP is not about AI as a field of research. It's about whether the gobs of money invested in "AI" products and services in recent years, fueled by hype and FOMO, will earn a return, and whether we are approaching the bus
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by cs702 2y ago
The OP endorses "The Protocol of the Elders of Zion," a fabricated document purporting to be factual that is widely considered to be antisemitic propaganda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Protocols_of_the_E
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by cs702 2y ago
That is true for non-Tesla charging stations, but it's false for Tesla charging stations: * Avg uptime for Tesla "Supercharger" stations is close to 100%. * Avg uptime for all Tesla charging stations is around 96%. Sources:
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by cs702 2y ago
A more accurate title for the OP would be "I hope and wish PyTorch were dead, so Jax could become the standard." Leaving aside the fact that PyTorch's ecosystem is 10x to 100x larger, depending on how one measures it, PyTorch
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Markets Are Way Out of Line with Reality, According to These Measures(wsj.com)
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For those here who don't know, QQQ is a fund tracking the Nasdaq 100, an index consisting of 100 non-financial companies with the largest market cap on the Nasdaq. As the OP points out, QQQ has beaten virtually all portfolios over the

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