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by daveguy 2y ago
I think cookie banners are a not-so-subtle sabotage of the GDPR. The more annoyance they can associate with GDPR the more the customers will want to water it down. And bonus, it's completely deniable.
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by daveguy 2y ago
First, do not put words in my mouth. I did not claim he was "bypassing" federal reporting. Although he quite literally bypassed much more strict self driving reporting in CA by claiming it was ADAS instead of ADS. So maybe know th
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by daveguy 2y ago
[citation needed] Tesla releases all self driving statistics including time since disengagement of self-driving before accident, right?
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by daveguy 2y ago
o3 progress on ARC was not a zero shot. It was based on fine tuning to the particular data set. A major point of ARC is that humans do not need fine tuning more than being explained what the problem is. And a few humans working on it togeth
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by daveguy 2y ago
o3 progress on ARC was not a zero shot. It was based on fine tuning to the particular data set. A major point of ARC is that humans do not need fine tuning more than being explained what the problem is. And a few humans working on it togeth
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by daveguy 2y ago
It is a very basic form of generalization. And one that most people understand as fundamental to general intelligence.
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by daveguy 2y ago
If you are using the formal definition of generalization in a machine learning context, then you completely misrepresented Chollet's claims. He doesn't say much about generalization in the sense of in-distribution, unseen data. A
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by daveguy 2y ago
No. His argument is definitely closer to LLMs can't generalize. I think you would benefit from re-reading the paper. The point is that a puzzle consisting of simple reasoning about simple priors should be a fairly low bar for "int
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by daveguy 2y ago
The only reason LLMs are stochastic instead of deterministic is a random number generator. There is nothing inherently non-deterministic about LLM algorithms unless you turn up the "temperature" of selecting the next word. The fac
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by daveguy 2y ago
Hahahaha. Wait. Are you serious? Elon has been promising all kinds of things AI that are "just around the corner" for at least a decade now. It's always in the next year or two. There is no chance they cracked autonomous robo
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by daveguy 2y ago
I don't think quotes are the appropriate modifier to adjust for the damage from draconian and short-sighted immigration policy. Past tense use of the verb is probably more appropriate since countries are issuing do-not-travel warnings
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by daveguy 2y ago
It seems like the protocol would detect either benefit, if present. It makes sense that the body's adenosine re-phosphorylation is not rate limited by creatine at all (which the body produces naturally). In that case, having extra crea
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by daveguy 2y ago
Excellent! Good to know it uses the standard BLE advertisement for the SOS and doesn't need WiFi or GPS. Well thought out. Excellent work. Thank you for making this available as open source! Side note -- I wonder if it's possible
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by daveguy 2y ago
Okay, what is "disaster detection"? I'd really prefer my phone not chirp noise over Bluetooth channels if I don't notice and respond to a notification in time. Would be nice if the readme included the current method to d
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by daveguy 2y ago
Agreed. We wouldn't have distributed version control, container environments, profilers, etc without people trying to to make programming better. But those are all based on improving single aspects (better versioning, repeatability, de
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by daveguy 2y ago
Cool story buddy. But musk is still a Nazi salute throwing fuckwad fool. I'm not buying the smirking excuses. He also happens to control a company producing government subsidized garbage pail cars. And he lies about their self-driving
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by daveguy 2y ago
Ahhh, I dunno, musk is pretty good at fucking his own companies with Nazi salutes and wreckless incompetent destruction. Doesn't really take any big bad media to see what a fucknut musk is.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Post from elsewhere in the thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43505659#43506099
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by daveguy 2y ago
That's not fair. Only about half of the new ones have blown up.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Our monetary policy changes by the month. And currently it is sustaining a 3% inflation just like it was when the ship was turned around during Biden's admin. The target is a 2% inflation rate, which no one considers "highly infla
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by daveguy 2y ago
Like I said, have fun with your algorithmically designed opinions. I'm going to stick with evidence based reporting and fact checking.
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by daveguy 2y ago
"actual execution" in the business world seems to be more and more synonymous with recklessly and incompetently fucking things up. See also: doge.
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by daveguy 2y ago
You really just have to understand one thing: AI is not intelligent. It's pattern matching without wisdom. If fewer people in the dataset are a particular race or gender it will do a shittier job predicting and won't even "un
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by daveguy 2y ago
Nah, representatives left and right see the dumbfuckery now. They just need to know their constituents see it too. Capitol Switchboard: (202) 224-3121
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by daveguy 2y ago
Maybe they should call their representatives and tell them to stop supporting such dumbfuckery.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Yup. Not a lot of them will ditch the USA on existing scheduled conferences. They'll just see their attendance plummet. It'll take at least a year for them to move venues. The amount of planning required for conferences is not min
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by daveguy 2y ago
At least mass media isn't a clown show like the Rogans and twitters. You can pretend that journalistic integrity doesn't exist (or didn't exist) with professional journalists . But it's obvious you're pushing a nar
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by daveguy 2y ago
Agreed. It seems like billionaires are buying more and more of our means of communication. Makes it easier to control the narrative.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Not the GP, but I'd rather reform our government to not be exclusively for money grubbing companies and billionaires who put profits over people.
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by daveguy 2y ago
I would have said the same about the postal system, but DeJoy has been fn around with it for years. If you doge it, you can sell a private version.

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